The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01
OPENING Day N ALBANY.
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fhtiurslksr. A canvass % ade tod y fruu ny
saru e. .u1Inai. b. -ur- q tae faliaNing uDrlter
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old SIT isg 80. indignant over tue announce
mem in n.~-psprrs thst h@ O.. olt 4 tue race.
9ae m 'H assr 'l .I uss os so,n Il 'Is i e
in.enl-tl O. g., intUe r.ce. ma expects o. win,
u fhtr, o. az, virtue ir : IL Point .l.N 4fer aud
syracuse funIsator. II Mt u.eciod speaker
tue l,ast ttAt car eex etted of the successful
caniiIaie - tlrt he wtil,tlace Olf ~sItAt tne
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l.,Gsr + IN. tsrt n mi. 4. 40 II ma a.. Nil
rctte IL n pfivtf. ,aft.tns nous eat
n tine average legislator, supply ~
war t.iut and swing tie tnushnwk uf
the gfrAt wuits chief # the Inonu4aa. durin.
a., session. ihis is the irosrimnie ann uuced
fact none other than tho man who us furnished
bln ior several yeafs wnn ia, seed o. sprinkle
ia ~. ~ xkl. llth- su,i wuln na. li.i ms boots
in nj. fi,lsntot'- barnard inst tr.Vl.t- tu lli,
annlat aUpc rance tn AInanv. inc threat has
had A narAea e1ec. on the G .n,a.s even.
lng. aud strenuous efforts are ~ king 10 uuli
Fi.h sir nan and IIorelo ont # tne r4ce and
si,e their votes to Old salt. Bul the dificuiti Is
That those gentlemen are sal To- to for them
selves in tue I1le that tie canvass between lius-
"a. sloan aqa Alyoid WI Become 50 warm and
thrnseIye. NAV pe uickeI ,,p a. cou,uron,ise
saudiInte-.
Mr. uoGces Of Monroe seems t. be the only
mn ot' whSm All th,. factlons can harmomize in
lie event OF a failure TO elect either Husted,
ia'' ~, Vlu SAY ~. - rocoyo tho
con. pl'n,ent,rS n"a,inP,ion Of me the ID mo-.
Gratis for speaker are Luke T. c. zzans Of New
ir5S KIM. and Nr. III. er II Niagara, with the
enanSes IN ftyor oi the inst named.
1ss lotty ~, II nra nt,tftty In nm anneorance
nlreldy + H. Pne.ps nn. taken III oid room II
congress Hsli pete W.rlr suck4 his cola.
headed cane On the sofls Of the Driayan t,so
q. Jones. tn ugh he has transferred his opera
lions t. WASHINGTON wnere his Aullities will nave
alarse scope. has run ON 10 see The organ,z tiOn.
Ms f,triniy struck with the mark I'd cnnure
In th, preliminary stsps Of the orcAniz ltion Of
the Legislature on mis- SUNDAY, In cDDu.rtson
with those Of 1871. which al 50 came on SUNDAY
~. DIV the nails aud bnrruouis u the DeitVan
are almost deserted. hardly conspicuous poli-
here move about in a subdued apolosc,ic way,
aud ta.k IN whispers ia the corners fine rooms
or behind t.o door. he harroon. Is almost
entirely deserted. and the folding doors that
lead to 1t are kept closed, the few that
do 60 IN the.e slipping IA and Cut
| the rooms Of the leading candidates the utmost
good order ana qrietne.- prevail. No liquor or
! cigars are placed before the callers. aud cleo
| tionecrins l. done with haiei breath. Among
| the few politicians using their Inference III favor
OF candidatss. ia a quiet way, | notice Gen,
! stephen MaMtt, who LIST les 1t Fair Oaks. AMI
! has since been Warden Of Cutou pris n. ard
! Is Collector OF the port Of Champlain:
| Gen. Knapp, who didn't lose leg
| or anything else IN the rebellion. strokes his
| blonde beard and whispers seductiyoly the
| merits Of his man. LX-Police Commissioner
! Di-hecker bobs about the corridors Ike a
| French dancing master. .und imagines that the
| mantle OF the poor Toy OF the Mohawk whom
| he succeeded 10y the grace Of Mayor Havemeyer
| has fnilon upon his shoulders, aud that
| be is "A power at such times. Brook
| lyn Is reuresented by Sheriff Daggeit and
| ex-senator Coo, whose mission is thlt
! the proper men to look after the ntere Is
| Of the paity ia BROOKLYN suall lie placed uuun
| the Committee ola Cities. There are also here A
! few weil-known Dem ocrats. Daniel Magune,
| Chairman Of the Subcommittee l.. T.. DAVIS.
| Of Washington county. who was one Of GOV.
lidens strong men 10 bis war upon the Canal
| Ring: and willard Johnson, VINO fought on the
! other side. The two former are said to be will
1 ing to accept Il the position of Superintendent
| cf PuUlic Works. should Gov. Robinson press 1t
| upon them, while the latter Is here T. bid good
| by 10 the President elect, ara assure him that
| OswegO county Will never forget the service lie
| has done ner.
| hut on tnat Sunday six Years ago when
! Tweed was al the h,ieht of his power, the Dela-
| van presented a far different appearance. no
| corridors and halls were crowded with nashily
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