The New York herald., 1878-10-21

ssreformo efforts to his selfish political ambition
II would be as hard to convince AN average Monroe
county democrat that Mr. Tlaen ever acted disntcr-
cstedly az n would be 10 convince him that ihs
made ot mince meat. "Why," the democrats OF
this section ask ddn he 60 for other rings twice a.
corrupt the Canal Ring-the Brooklyn Ring, for cx
ampleY Why, because the men who made up tnose
rings were ms friends" Most democratic politicians
in the ioterior have hated Uncle samuel from tue
start, aud although the democratic masses were
strongly IN favor OF him al first circumstances and
Influences oil an untoward kind have during the past
year been gradually weaving their sympalhios away
from hun. They liked his slogan oil reform. Ihey
liked his assault on Tweed and tho canal contractors
These were undenabiy good things, because they
checked thieving aud reduced pubic taxalion Then
again. they conuoled with Mr.. Tiiden whom he was
cheated out OF the Presidency TO which they had
hepod TO elect hn, But later the aspersons CAST
upon his motives by the Tammauy press and speakers
aud the leaders ~ sympathy with laInmany with whom
they been thrown In continual CONTACT had their
effect The Iiideu income tax suit, the rtlden mine
sut ana al length the cipher desp espaichcs, IN their
tui shook the confidence OF the democratic rank
and Ae and NJ present the foeling toward Mr. Iiaen
among the democrats OF Western New York, wherever
have encountered tbem 10 very different from what
Il was ovvn tour montus ago.
In conversation with a member Of the Democratic
many years, asked him what he thought Of Mr..
Tllden's prospects,.
downfall may be sad 10 date from the organic tisn OF
the presout state Committee. How nard he tried 10
got control Of that committee few know. You re-
member how he established himself NJ Saratoga for
weeks preceding the hight Then, alter the commit
tee mad been selected, he went tor the younger mem-
bers and sent his agents to win over the new aud n
experienced ones Ocott and another Of riden's
Trends came clear 10 THIS end OF tho state and toed
diligently. Tiden himself would say TO the members
who were induced 10 call on him IN New York that
oil course this matter IN which no took NO per-
sonal INTEREST," that his DAY was over, &c. &c. But
he would continue, do hope that you young men,
you new men, who are coming 70 the front will do
your best not to let things 90 buckward,apd to con-
tnue the reforms began. Therefore, would like 10
see this committee so organized us TO be committed
to q progressive reform policy In TINS way he did
too many guns tor him. The State Committee as II
stands is democratic com mlttse-uot riaen's COM
against Uucie sammy, aua hat Is very bad blow Tor
him."
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Assembly nominations IN Monroe county nre
bcnnuband ln the Western District the republicans
have nominated Mr. James Chappoll whom they
elected last year. John Borsi, u democrat and Judge
Court oil Sessions Is the greeuback candidate,
aud nocrats nave nom mated u respected ciLt-
zen named Henry DAVIS The chances In this district
largely favor the republicans, VINO have tho most
voters aud popular candidate BESIDES In the East
ern District there has been no nomination. Albert
q. HObbie. the member last winter, may DO renoml-
mated by the republicans. The democratic and
toual candidates are not yet named.
In tho city district last year, the regular republican
candidate, George Weldon, was taken III after
his nominaton and ordered by his physician to with
cans united with the workingmeLs party 10 elect Mr.
Mapes. THIS year they intend TO nominate straight
republican und suck to him, but VINO he ~ does NOT
yet appear Nslthor 0l tho other parties have made
nomnat,ons IN The city district.
NEIGnBORING DISTRICTS.
In tho nclRhOorlug Congressional districts all par
ties are making u pretty lively canvass. In tho
Tniriv-nrs, consisting OF Niagara, Geneva and Wy
mated Rchara crvwey o. IocHpor.. iosm.ry State
Senator, ana the democrats Mr.. Davis. also OF Nj
oUuny 9s y asg =.
republican, 2.527. The Twenty ninth disrict-Che-
mung, s.enbsp ana Aliesany-gave = republican
majority OF moro than COO at tue last Cong ngrcssonal
election, and, as the republicans have put up
strong c.bddate Tor tho next term shore 10 every
seventh district IS composed OF Tho counties OF On
tario, Livingston aud Iatea There the republicans
slecisa their membsr, Mr. Eibridgo q. Lapnam, IN
mated h,n, and expect 10 reeiect him asuinst tho
combined forces Of The mocrats and nationals, who
have united on tho opposing candidate,
4 BRISK REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
Evcrywnere, ~ iact iron' tho miadle 70 the west
END o. me , S'a!c, sas ,epuo,,sans are pushing
campaign-a talking one. The list Of their speakers
~ long and incudos the names OF several men OF ma
stump Tor tho hrst time regularly since the previous
campaign Tor has election-a tact wnich proy0kos
thing lnat viii induce Mr.. Conkling 10 make tno
greatest effort or bis life, and tnat the greatest effort
is for the benent VI Ar- Conkhng ana not tor
his party. HIS friends only LOO glad 10
welcome him back 70 the field whlcn has all
the appearance OF approaching victory. The
anti-Conkiing sentiment eugendered by tho Sen
aors Rochester address last year has almost entirely
disappcared. and he marches ON as conquering ana
to conquer. Already it Is pretty we'll understood
that Mr. Conkng Is the only man 10 be voted for BY
ropuUcan legislators, ana almost TO a man tho re-
publican candidates ior tho Assembly are dominated
the understanding that tney wiit stick by him
when voting time comes ~ Albany
till dsrkening eve,
From eve 70 midnight murk,
And till the dawn doth breaK
Again still again
Ger the rebcliious camp
That surely snail succumb
AT last stern Lord Roscoe.
Temporarily drafted into Pennsyivania, Mr. Conk-
ling will soon return. 10 his absence ex-Sccreiary
Boutwell, ex-Attorney General WoodiOrd, Senator
Pomcroy, Hon. Jonn L. Parker ana others viii make
the wekn ring at various points OF The main lines
OF travel, whsre campaign cioquence much OF a
treat as II USED 70 De IN The large towns aud cities
twenty years ago.