New-York tribune., 1878-10-18
LILLE ST4IL C4Nr.lNS.

! The next Assembly will evidently contain
unusual proportion OF able mel upon the Republican
| side General George H. Sharpe mas been prevailed
upon TO u TIE 1T District OF Ulster and ought 70 b'
elected. Hlr ab. ny and public experience viii make
hm useful the Assembly, and would not De- strange
81 uc became candidate to the nomination for ~prJa,r.
Wtn rlI tiusted. Mr sloan aud General sharpe III
4 the Assembly. there Will be no lack "i leaders.
There is trouble among the Grecnback,rS
IN toe Interior. III Milford, tIc hueut AMI un.uiuoas
Edror of The Ceatral Scr- Yorker Grccuback paper
pub,leia Auburn. has written letter crce'y attack
us MI Beaumont, tLe GreeubacA candidate for Con
res, the EmUa District, and urging the election ~
T. G.. Eabcocs. the Democratic. Peoples and br,>-pud
candidate Mr Babcock - working hard To get the
money platform of SyTatuse-OI course.
Colonel Joseph b. Spaguc. who enjoyed the
questionable. but unqursoLao.y expensive. homo. OF
trying ooyrrturn tho strongly Republican XNINthsrn.
alolL strict last year, was invited 10 spend hi, money
IN hopeless tins year candidate for
Congress Iudd with that irsn devotion TO pin
ruIr which Will cad the DenocE cy 10 sacrifice almost
any rich man iu an oYtrwbchnElV Republctn dH...rt.
hc VA, nominated without beng consulted But h"
thankfully declined tue post and person with ne 10.
mantle maine Of Muds'-wluhm /. Mudse-Ia, been
Mr.. Nudge. and not Ot much Impotence 10 him
General George ;. Nichols. of Athens, ha-
been nominated ,pr congress 10y the Republicans oi u'
NNtu District. The Kingston tJc,ma, says OF HIM
Genera. N.choll, was war DcHocrlt, brilliant cav.
airy officer aud served under General sheridan during
!
his district IN the state Senate. General NicHos's
nomination tiud to amply meet the A.sa rXpccia-
tous Of those Republicans who believed IN siren siEcu-
uG the canvass by tie nomination OF true, clrrcst
and non, the Democratic nominee WIN
ms nj, "a, mast iuIunrtuut Issucs ot nl day cen.
cial Nichols sterling 5ud lnhr Xhic Republican,
friend OF cconemy IN governmental AFFAIRS ana OF an
| Aoucst aud uUhuctudtlu- currency
The Republicans of Livingston County have
rruouliuated James ". Wausworth for the Assembly
IL lt,I
them a. il couldcasy do, upon their choice and says
d" Mr. WIdsWorth entered puohc life year a-o, with
the pr, 81 = great family name In rcspcc,S.
this decided disadS an'dgc for by reason of n,
more WAS Apcccd OF HIM than would he required ~ an
ordinary mau Tuat he ahUudJntly sustained all TIE
cxacous e his position and mat he acquired Tor hu.
honorable name INDEPENDENT OF any adventtous
c.rrulu,taLvc-, Is we'll known Wtnuul tuo sILL,rNt
most important committee oi the H"usr, and N thIt
connection. uy ms manly bearing and business habit
rendered the state important scfNltt
Sofarat least the Republicans have not indor>cd
single GrecuDack candidate Tor the Assembly or orany
other once The Democrats on The other hand. Lave
made combinations with the Grrrnbickers 10 Oaoudaga,
Cortland Iumpkins. Erie Oneida, ontario, LyIus'ton.
and Yates Counties at least. II more. In some
counties two parties combined upon the nominee Tor
the Assembly in others one party took the Assembly
man while the other pl "n win local Offices and
IN some the combination WAS made upon the candidate
for Congress But the contrast between the two parties
is -ulicicuty illustrated by these facts The Rcpub.
,u line Is everywhere firm for hard money the Demo
cratic lire wuNcIs the state, duu the signs or
iku non IN the party not confined to the open
l.s N mn the trcrubdckcrS. but To lie seen Also
A., inc detection OF Democratic politicians aud Their
a,ruc,s To be taken INTO the uc" party On any terms.
Senator COnklng Is making himself terrible
to interruptions" persons At the meetings which he
! addresses At Norwich the other day, Colonel T. G
| IoomIs A Urecnhacke =. broke in when Mr.. Conkiing
WAS discussing. the promise To pay the bonds III com lie
| -, llttt., lyrpp hack uuu
nose to show by provision the back OF the green
BACK that the bonds originally payable ia silver
and To prove by that that propose 10 Redeem our
uroml,e And We 50 propose TO prove that the bonds
r, IN recnbucks You have statutory prov isions
nm ths he grceuback, and sir the same Ia" that
,,, tortn te grecnback called forth the bond" Mr..
| ropLI,ug-. You say We propose to show Well, sir.
that IL form lawyer very often uses Ia court when hs
nrouoses to something which never can be shown
Tna onposng counsel objects TO it, and the Justice
tain. the objection aud when the lawyer goes before the
inrv he tells them offered show things but
WAS not allowed 10 do 40 by the count" Mr. COnkllng
then having obtained bill, returned the first one.
sayng lt was old that he could not plainly tho
provision; whcreupon Mr. Looms remarked that he did
not use bho carried 1t III his head MI Conkllng
Perhaps would DO better for my friend II he had
more greeubacks in his pocket and less IN his head