New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-05
TIE STATE CANVASS.

A vote for NJ. S. DeVries is a vote against
S. 8. Cox, an insufferable demagOgue.
A vote for Arson G.. MeCOOk is a vote for
q brave soldier and faithful representative.
A vote for Levi p. Morton is a vote for q
Republican OF high character ard conspicuous ability
A vote for S. b. Chittenden Is a vote to put
a cear-headed business where he will do tho most
good.
A vote for Wilson Bergman is a vote against
two unworthy Democrats. Fernando Wood and john
Hardy.
The merchants who vote for DR.. I. l. Hayes
VIII vote low tolls and In defence OF the commercial
interests OF NewYOTk
A vote for any Republican candidate fa
Assembly Is better than vote for any Democrat o.
GteenbacEeF can possibly be-
james NJ. Varnum, j. e. j. Langbein, r. II.
STahan, and George b. Deane ought all TO be chosen
to the Assembly from this city.
A vote for John w. Ferdon, in the Orange
District is a vote against Beebe who disgraced bsef
in the House by bOisterous conduct ana lawless VOC
Putnam County will confer a favor on New
York City by rejecting Hamilton Fish, f.. ROekland
County will fer favor itself by eleeting General
Hustled Ulster County is likely to elect General Sharpe
Just for the SAKE OF having III able representative
The voter who casts bis ballot for James
Otis will havo the satisfaction OF doing his part 10 Keep
at homo Democrat who has been whole year In the
House, and has given the country any reason u
suspect that there was such place as Long isIaBd
J. Thomas Spriggs, since he sent the whole
Democrats party of a wildgoose chase two years
ago. has learned the wisdom Of thinking twice beOu
he speuks once. Whether he has thought at all dnrna
this campaign open question: but certain that az
nus not spoken once. In Ctea he goes Ny Tue IaHo"
" the mum candidate"
VIM H Lyon the Republican candidate fol
Congress tho Ivth District ought to receive evey
Republican vote in his district t0-day, He IL net POh
tiean bdt business man, and, as such, has speca
claim upon the votes Of business He il meHoei
Of the Board Of Indian Commissioners, and is SAID
have rendered excellent in that position 90 W
Government as well as to the Indians. He N soa9d
bard money. and he Is running against Arcni'S" ="
Bliss. Mr. Lyon OGght to DC elected
Another split among the GreenbaekeIs IL
reported from Poughkeepsie. where the party Is Du
big enough TO be visible after any subdivision MI
Doty, the candidate for Congress, came home Tue 0'D
day and discovered in HE absence senie mem0ets
the party had repudated him and nominated one .
Mansfield Davies Whereupon MIR. Doty sailed Oa' 70 as
wrath and knocked OF his m pesy-i
down AZ Last arcounts the victim bnie Lar 90 I'D ths
sufficiently to be able 70 keep the "rec""S'A WV
District at It's proper tgure. a..
The Utica Herald after saying thar nc
as,ute politician now doubts the election OF MI Dan
forth by decisive plurality" makes ths es'iA'e ~
corning the election OF Congressman; " IL piVS-s
that we shah hold every district now represcn -.
Renuhliean and make gains in three ana pOssipS -"
other distrsts Such result, than which Eo1hhs o-
be more gratifying, viii be due In very large melsu
the uneouvocal and courageous stand which tue hep
Iicans OF New-York have taken in every CoDEre's0-
District on financial question. 1t took some coo
while the GreenOack movement atiis heish' s
threatening 20 work revolution in politics 10 ie'is
sophistres and reject tho temptations when "'e
baekism placed before the party-espeoialy IN 0so
where majorities have TO be fought for II gov a. -
Sooner than is apt TO be the ease, good morais nv"
proved to be good politics" -,
The Democratic party in Troy is for the mos.
mart in INC hands Of such VIGOROUSLY unscrupuioa'
that The Troy Wings warning OF contemplated eeS' -
frauds in that city viii be grayely listened TO- INC
declares that when William Arson Wood, the Dein"e'.
candidate for Congress first nominateu'
Drew the Democratic leaders waited UPON
we'll known Republican, offered hm -
namoeratc nomination, and promised -
~ no would accept IL, majority OF 1900 10 the ey
rroy which would insure his election. The ohf -
,ndienantly rejected. but 1t was renewed 10 ~
,amntiue forH. The Republican was told tnaeu
yvonld allow his name TO be used as an Isdependea'
d,date his nomination would simply be Endorsed y
pemocrats, and this time he promised majors 'N
$500 IN Troy. The offer was again N
and Charles Il. Patterson, Democr vt
GOOD standing was then nominated bu' Ia.
WIG declares that the plan has been by DO nea
doneu bst that Mr. Patterson expscts to DO -.
taking promised majority Of 5000 Ia TOY s''"'