New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TIE STATE CANTASS.

LIE Oh IN Id-hl 100.
This is the year when everybody knew that
the political pot would bubble right over, and
matter OF course. tie water is hardly warm.
This is the workingman's fortnight. He has
more friends than he ever dreamed Of having be-
FORE and than he will ever have again-untl next
October
The fratcrnal-or fIatricidal-cOntest in Troy
i over The Wool who saw that he certain tobeo os
feated withdrew and Walter A. Wood the Republican
candidate is the only member Of the family in the hed
II the Democratic Wood had only continued rs eanc
date the Republican wood might have repeated on the
mo ornng after election those famous lines beginning
nad q brother once, etc
General George II. Sharpe is making strong
effort TO carry the Isl District OF Uiser and oughs 70
have the help of in it who has ever been
Republican Of his experience aud ability are sadly
needed in the Legislature, and the Democrats as well "a
inc Opportunity to the Isl District OF Ulster con-
spicuOus 10 the Assembly by his presence
Senator COnkling, in his effective haTd-mOney
speeches, Is malng a strong point for the National
banks by referring 10 the OeeasiOned by the Gas
cow failure These billholders are without protection
and must suffer oss whc under the National bank sys
TEN the bills of bank secured by bonds deposited
in the Treasury at Washington, and poor nanagemeht
and dishonesty are equally poNeriess 10 Ds IoSS uPou
the b-hOldcr.
Uo in Otsego the campaign is so dreary IN
ats dulness that Democratic paper came out. IN sheer
DESPERATION aud charged the Republican candidate for
Congress David Wilber with eXactng. as president ora
National bank 10 per interest The entire hnncss
popuar;on OF the vicinity at once signed cafd pro-
nouncing the statement utterly false Whrreupon he
Democratc paper shuts up very tight very much ols-
coura ged. and convinced ngaln tat thls Is the Soh
est" ctnlPaign ever known.
If there is reason to suspect A. y. Cole, ot
The Gcaoses VALLEY Free Press OF unfairrcss toward
Major Richardson the Republican candidate FOR Con
res in that district, there Is certainly reason to suspect
that Majo- Richardson is not wholly )udiclous III
neotiuc the trouble. The Democratic papers OF
tho District are printing With great glee tins letter
aadrcssed 10 Mr.. Cole by Major Richardson;
you viii please drop my the Republican can
,date for Representative IN Congress from toe columns
of The Free Press. prefer open enemy TO secret
foe The el contained in your last issue charging me
with having heretofore received money from
the Hon. c. c. b. Walker, or his agents. viii
receive prompt attention at ms hands, regard
less Of the results of the impending campaign
II f,ior Richardson proposes be elected. he should
vote his time the campaign rather than 10 tht
no,npoSion OF threatening letters 10 newspapers ana
both Ihs quarrel Wiil DO wen 10 ~ i
ihe Republican party needs just now the undivided ID
bors ale Its members.
This strong point against the Dem0cfaue
and Greeuback candidate FOR Congress III ROchesier AZ
ev-eIergyuan il made by The Rochester Democrat " II
irIy is ,lifeult TO comprehend how upon political
,,sue. that Is in large measure also moral
isspe minister Of the gospcl-a graduate Ot unIYcr
sty and OF theological seminary, and therefore, pre-
sumably an intelligent man-can do sneh NiO!rheo ''
both his mental and his moral perceptions as 70 au'o
cate an irreeemabe currency and TO deliberately pro-
n,se that the Nation, Of wbiea he Is ciUzSh,
sheuId forfeit ana falsify its pledged WoFd
surely such doctrines taught neither In tho deca
lc,oua NOR in the Sermon the Mount And YET snca
doctrines have been promul gated under the siGnsSo,
tbs man who formerly. at least, was proud TO ne st
The REV Alexander B. IaulbeIton Is It salS NAV
in this be Is ignorant raifer than VICIOUS &
~, oa,lH hp
cal aspirations lac may entertain should hOt Oe si"
fled by intelligent constituency
Few nominations have been made thus iar
bv tho Republicans Of this city for the Assembly but
among those which have been made are two al ieasO
conspicuous lncss. DIR. I. I. Hayes who sas oeen re
nomnated IN the With District, has served i tneo
wears now evidently to the satisfaction OF hS COW,
stituents aud certainly in manner choma'eu
"a win the confidence OF the people OF Tue e''
GENERALLY Dr. Hayes has specially distingui'Heo
himself in the Assembly by an earnest ana H'on'He"'
,ooacv Of the interests OF NewYork In the matter
80, ,I,s and he deserves, for the eloquencc ana per
,s,anry with which he urged the views the supper
NJ every merchant who has influence IN 10"
sisrricf He ought TO be reflected, ana uoaot
less will be. - Another nomination Wheh f0"ii
should support without distinction on parry
,b, 81 William w Astor In the XIth District. MI Asd
reAe snch an excellent record for ntel gencc aIa Ina
ne1dcnce In his trst years servlce that bis consgsn
have Srtrrmiucd 10 return him Ihey cannon 90 Oc"'
nd viii moi trY Mt AstOr's election Is assured
OF Major John NJ. Bailey, the Repnbiean
candidate for Congress from Albany. the hf.H"S
6o,yaak of that city says; " Born here, edHca'e" %
,rudua,ipg at the Union College department OF ew IN
veYslty trained and practising his profession he'
has always lived among our people, and they Anon
ability his sterling character and his popular qua.
Though yet young man, he has ha'
honorable career. During the war he wore t'e V
and as adiutant OF his regiment was one OF 'ue
inent representatives OF Albany in the field A,o'
war he entered upon his profession, and lmmeuiA ss
gaincd hih rink among the younger memgers ,rrey ~
| bar. While Henry smith was Ds'nT, a%,s gas q
| Mr. Bailey served as his assistant jnas p.,,y
| rood sehool and a good master, oei "t, "Is7i
| made 50 excellent IeCoiu un', ". ,,o 'TesponSi-
hn Was himself nominated and elected 70 ne isrret-
No oslce He Inade an efficient and iaithIui Dshiea
Attorney and retired year ago. a1er ~ 1hsnub.
vas ms credifae to him as was satitiactOiy ,r NTH
Ec Mir B.iley Is capable, energetic ana popu,sJhnes
large talent for public aans an" VIZ" ""
needed m a public TepreSehua"'e' =, .Lard
That PROCLAMATION from Mr.. Southal"'
ch,,ynan of the Ulster CountYGreenback Comiu"1'
has made mos, vigorous ana ediiying noise .,..
4 tina echoes haa died away two OF the caD.D--~s
| an the Greonbaek ticket, whom he e"".ss e,,s
| with beiraying the party, had respondea u,.,v
| unlimited vociferation. and In q No'Spnd
| which makes Mr.. Southard's depunoiatohs 81 So
/ IKE poor stage thunder. The eandidate ia s.,h.
Treasurer makes these elegant aLusons " A =, NJ.
ard Those who know SOuthard need no IeP" "