New-York tribune., 1878-10-17
Tile STATE CANTISS.

The Albany Argus solemn stiffness hoiuS
,,o, H., .u..isct Of he ,phel dIspatchc'
Smith Weed would make an interesting inquire
nov ladur trs forces Of Reform IN state Con'eu''''
: :. Cox. accepting Grccnback domination
,grc,..s and promising list Dee wll do more Tor 'ne
rr.uau tnau he over did ''ef"l, ul'iyc ear PI"o'
,t..r vnsu De- lrIt Quo II WAS ot oul"a S'""'
smith Weed 10 Tweed IN 1867 DO loI
80, axe send Ms ten uhou,gu5)" smith weed 10
,, o., 1870: For Gods sake. - u 20 II you can
N, Vecd, pous person, ana carries hs 'eiEl'h l'l'
everyday ire o no..
smith Weed to Tweed in 1869: "oui
ra,. a. pu,, and we mast met 'n"ih or be N"'
an Va.lto PeIton in lo76: "ihey Rcturrin& BoSiG
49, .t.Fe.. ,ud I a>scutod hui can "nlGia".' "'''
o., t,o same MN in 76 6as in o. hat Ills spelling A""
improved tilil'' l..
Tn reaI.ze how far the Democratic party has
fU hollow II, oG-tme staE dtts ID Is OhJ Ae'' HshN J."
,ouf.uul,i.. me Albany ATyHS which Cassidy v'c'
edited boasrlug thai tue Democratic eaud'dae h 'h'
XXiXtb Di-ict received 100 votes .ui OF lO7' when
C-,cniuts aub u the district Nclc! npon the 1n non
pt auausup.u tne Gr,c."atk CI'H '%it Ia "lS 'N'i
" u The ArruS say when syr'cUhc platform Il s'"'i'
tu4 -.
The average high character of the Repubt-
pan nom nccs for Congress l. Atractu- C0mincL".u.u
g.e EinghaDtoH Republican say,: The NLNIiL Coz
gr,ss sill b. composed lar o. new men, ana II New
York sta:e Republicans do their duty The Empire sat
viii have approximation in H." House o. Whch II hi!
Ne proud; Tor never before since the loihdo "l
Tho Republican party have the Candidates EeH'4d''
ba.u more uur Not puOna'ic.
Toe Republicans of the Ist Assembly Dis
,,c,ofo,vcao County have felt compelled L. ca MI.
sar into the ell in spite Of his reluctance 10 serve
and he has accepted the nomination. This II "i@'
rourse though require a considerable saorIhc' 'h
Mr. So.us part II al least mslrcs this district {" the
uerphlie,D.-yypi-h is good Thing TO uOaud n~ure-
tfe pIt seuoc the next Assembly ot KrPuh,ah VIZ"
VIII be leader. whether ite parry be IN the haJ' OF
m the minority. should b" in The mal"HN as II
4lE fl hp
higrcsi place
The 4Uany Journal is not satisfied with Mr..
Pillbury's card. and meets il Is fOows: WHAT me
card denies is simply that the Governor said anythnr
60 Mr. Piisuury about his influence with q member OF
tie committee and dsmissnc tn" charges Il tn"t
member voted for the Il!deu candidate What II does
NOT deny Is that the menuer OF the committee himself
md other parties communicated with the Executive
Chamber and made the augencnt Nobody supposed
that the Governor would be- blind 20 make such q
proposition directly TO Nj PsbUry aud nobody ca
find in the card q GENIAL thai pro Ositloa al
TAI d aud carried through ctler S. ce the
charges were dismissed NJ. PisbuIy Is constrained t.
20 as far as n. can in shielding those who proceeded
nganst him. Our information tAc subject was not
derived from lin through INN, ana II
f. so explicit and 80 fu'y sustained by c'rrrh.
Grating fRr.s that amounts 10 moral deuuhsttailoA
The syracuse JOln1'dt qucteS Tins, aud audt
fgr Dcttnr than Nj Pllshur! IN tnl- matter,
is Mir JuhU OBnCn, the anu1Hacu m'ilieT OF l"t
Democratic Stale Committee, HLO voted ioI IAhch
orCauiZatluD OF that committee against his kuOW III
cmation, and who. 10 friCEO iMr. keaincy, u Tam
Insuy A, hel acIuii ted that tbs order "a
sgy4 h. friend Mr. Pisbury from removal from Office.
Nj O'BTitu explicit h'- statement. a. io Ut-
clare that Governor Robinson tod nm thdl unless "
change against Pishury would be pressed ana flIsbu!
would gO 10 the Wall. "