New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

THE OUTLOOK IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HoPEFUL-How THE STATES HAVE BEEN AR
RANGED.
The Republicans of Onondaga and Cortland
Counties comprising the XVIII Congressional
District of this State, are very confident OF their
ability to win clean victory in the coming FAN
election-sending back to Congress Mr.. Frank His
cock whose popularity i'll the district is now greater
than ever before, and to Albany solid delegation
of first-class men.
ave shall have no differences on the Senatorial
question:" said prominent Republican from SYRIA
cuse, who was in New-York yesterday. Il can't
say that Mr. Conkling is very strong up our way,
but if he gets the nomination he may count on the
earnest support of our delegation. There will be no
boilers in Albany from 0nondaga or Cortland.
Our people are for the success OF the Republican
party first and think that when that is secured 1t
will be time enough To talk about dividing the
hOnors"
"Who will be your candidates for the Assembly,"
asked the representative of The TRIBUNE.
"Mr. Alvord will be nominated in the LIST Dis
trict, Horace L. Weeks in the lid, and ii. l..
Duguld in the IIId," was the reply and we think
that they are who will exert some influence IN
the Assembly. We shall also take care of Cortland
County this year and gain member there. MI
Deloss Deuaw will be nominated"
"Is the Labor and Greenback movement giving
you any anxietyi'
"Some. 1t will be pOweTless to injure us unless
# uultes with the Democracy. If that should hap
pen, the contest would be rather a close one with
the chances still greatly in favor of our success.
The National party has no strength except IN the
city, and there il is made up almost exclusively OF
Democrats. II has greatly demorahzed, almost de-
strOyed. the Democratic organization. II they put
up separate tickets we shall have plain sailing; IL
they unite we shall only have to work the harder
=" John j. JUNO has a great deal TO say about
what the Nationals expect 10 do IN Syracuse Is ne
q man of any influence at home y
Not the slightest. he comes down here 10 New
York and gets his name IN the newspapers, and APP
pears like a big man. but at home ne is little better
is unfortunate in its leaders They do not con-
tribute to its strength In any degree
"What do you hear from surrounding counties
and districts ~
Z" In Cayuga County things are badly mixed.
PomerOy and WOOdn, as you know, are in an open
fight. WOOdn is Understood to favor the removal
OF United States Marshal McDougal, and at one
time IL was reported that he was likely TO sue
coed with the President. i am afraid the Republic
can party viii suffer unless these discussions are
healed. In the Niagara Congressional District har-
mony has been restored. Ex-senator Richard crow
ley will probably be the Congressional candidate,
and he will be elected. In Monroe County the Ma
tOnal party is hear pretty strong, and the same
is true of Madison County, In closing the CONVEX
satOn the gentleman remarked that he had no doubt
that the candidate whom the Republicans nominate
at Saratoga for the Court Of Appeals Will be elected
The Democrats lac said. would not think OF taking
up Mr.. Tucker and with three candidates Repub-
lican victory would DO comparatively easy