New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

ooD,ocratic ticket when election day comes RepupI
sSns ought 10 be too wise TO be wheeuSu INTO tIoMins
away their votes TO the auVah'SSe VI '"o Doo'"'''
The desperation of the Democratic press,
thout an issuc or much good roort aek, is anus
a., The last effort Of Hudson paper to get up some
,nug no matter what, ia OF the most con-
lcsl camuaign lies issued. Mr. HoySradt'
rbo Is running for the Assembly on the kcpno-
,con ticket, was formerly Mayor OF hud-
.op. and in that capacity leased certain rooms
belonging the city TO tue Gov rnmcnt for the post
,nce The annual consideration was $3.50 Now comes
the Hudson newspaper with story altogether untrue)
that an express company had offered 5000 year 10" inc
me rooms and the editor plants himself upon the @'o
OF difference AMI hOws the defeat ot the proigaJe
ofFcaI VINO could have done such tsing-but Didn't.
The central gem OF the arucie can only he 0p-
urcciatcd. however, when il is quoted He SAYS;
Tnc motives the Mayor at that time in renting the
city property for nominal sum Is not clear uhieSs II
to confer personal favor on ireud ana give IHl
good standing before the Government at tie expense
of others Ii Is eigudclut fact that the Postmaster
after th, completion or this contract WIS W
pointed 80 an important judicial once und'r iht 1ng
lGsnt Is officially pleased IL H. when postmastes & Sn
somebody the rent and it appoints such smart oleCs
much "a %276 a year on the Governments land
lord Surely here Is another IeluoC I1'lD ,,s and
told 10 20 up higher. That party has reason To e po
which coud produce at one aud the same tlnT I W. - on
Psil9Gpns aud tue editor Of TAe Hudson Register
Ex-Governor Seymour addresses letter to
Brooks, in which nc seems more dhAiouh u"
raise new ISSUES than discuss the old After orlei
suusion to specie payments, he takes mp commercial
topics and says The farmers, the merchants. the
manufacturers, the mechanics OF our state kh'"
tina. II we had competing American bes Of steamships
running to al the parts Of the ocean our business
troubles would disappear. They know that II they
send Republican 10 Congress, while ms views may Oe
right on this point he can do but itte he must
pose himself to the body OF his friends They know
lbatunt by decided action they teach the Repuo-
e4 that tis abuse will no longer be tolerated that
t laws will stand auCcd There is no other ques-
ton involved in this election which so deeply concerns
all as the correction Of navigation laws.
II is a ju,t rcproach to the Republican mei-
,balts aud business men Of New-York and elsewhere
hat they have allowed their party in power, without
protest. ranple upon the laws OF trade and upon the
igli, OF our commercial metropolis and uoOn the III
arests Of our farmers and mechanics. IL was we'll
olnded complaint, when men in the country ana for-
Fardc1s and commission men IN the city were strug-
cling 10 ge tolls canals cut down, that the body
Of the merchants and bankers and real estate owners
showed no interest TIE meetings called " the
produce men were ATTENDED by few outside OF
those engaged in the pursuits Immediately CON
ccted with the cara business They excited lees inter-
est aud were not as fully generally reported as
cvents of little comparative consequence And Vet the
revival " r.ue and the welfare % all classes are large
gs ic, of sr. is not shown IN the other great citss
of the world Does II show want OF decent sell
know and care nothing aoOu tJelE p'hucai dNit" Is
II boast Wlch shows au ulguorIutr nf what te's
Try There l. no reason, 'n.'l'I TO- respect
10 be given for Our ha'I-"H"L law 80
far as tapy forbid merchants To- Eu'
ships e,cw acre tAc purposes OF foreign trade TIE
Governments OF Europe more Vlr, 90 "L hrl can I'd
bu up EcIr commerce and thgr dHg- GRE seen u ouT
har10Is waving uyrryess Is bou-ht ~ tie me- l7
where they can yet them upon th" best teIW- EyeN
suca n4c seems 10 rep:oarh the folly OF laws WHhca
prleticaIy forbid American Ct.. Ir t' carry Aia,nr
prcdu across the ocean or 10 share Ia the great pfoh'
OF the worlds commerce"