New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

though the opponent counts largely upon extensive is
y connections in the county TO help pull him through
Mr. Titus estimates his majority at about BOO Mr.
Titus estimates Mr. Corners majority at nearly l'OoO
while Republicans are enthusiastic enough 70
claim Zoo or 1900. There few Kelly men in
Tompklns the prevailing sentiment being for Robinson
Still there are said be fifty in the Village OF Ithaca
There IL within that village strong cornnunstc eie
ment and also a large body OF commercsl men,. Do.n
which classes swell the Democratic vote 10 arge pro
portions. The TOmp6ns Republicans IKE ther ptetn-
ren IN Broome are conscious that the mas 'ecn
Seneca County, which ia known as the alLiongunue
county, lying Lakes Seneca and Cayuga gave
Democratic plurality OF 642 for Congress. IN l--o'
Democratic majority OF 70 for Assembly, IN lsllj
Grcenback plurality OF 81 tor Congress, In 1878 ana ~
the same election gave Republican majority Oh ESQ iOs
Assembly This result brought about oy the uson
OF the Granger element with the Republicans. eshing
representative Granger. Mr.. David II. Evans being he
nominee. Mr. Evans mace q very acceptable AssclnDD-
and the Or angcrs have asked his renoninatioh
which will undoubtedly be granted on Tuesday next.
when the Republican county convention meets IN iS0h-
us. No Democrat can he elected over Mr. Evans Both
the Greonback aud Prohibition vote he disre-
garded IN making calculations. As to the Hepnolc,an
state that allowing Kelly BOO votes, Robinson anh Cor
nell will tie county Kelly men make their rsti,
pemocTatie vote being about 3 600. they base their
statements the fact that sencca has always pultu
larlty" On this account they rebel against te eadsr
ship of Albert Chlds. member OF Assembly IN ISL VINO
has the control the Cayuga and Seneca Canal IDeTe
Is like ieelng also against Warden Moses, OF Auburn.
The farmers about Waterloo are opposed 10 Goyern9r
Robinson because he vetoed bill Tor a mGch-
needed bridge across the canal at Waterloo. thereby
forcing them 10 Geneva. Back OF all these once
lions the against Tidensn, under such ieadoIs
j. NJ GuOn. Patrick j. Rogers Hiram Burt ana ON
rrs The energetic aud effective service Tor Mr
Kelly however. l. being done by Father L. Lambert
III his paper The Catholic tnes, pubshed n Waterloo;
Father Lambert cTculafes moro than 2OOO copies OF
his weekly. many o. mem In Li.te f"Ils 20 cohslu
cradle has bceu his Influence that senator Eccesne and
Mr.. Charles Tracey paid him VISIT OF remonstrance.
The Rev Father them TO understand inst ne knew
ms own affairs best. The following is extract from
his columns: " Tne Unsuitable ambition OF Samuel J
lupu IL 10
cratic party than the shotgun policy or tho Southern
Dul-dozers has done since the war Before the Demo
cIats can nope the confidence oi the people, they
bury Idep deep in the Golgotha OF dead p0lt-
ic Iepuat thai even his ghost can never rise again
to hannt them The Democrats OF NewYork have II In
their power this Fail to relieve the National Convention
a great embarrassment by defeating his nOmnee Tor
Governor. Party feay sound policy, ana true patriot
demand Of them; and the indications are that
they Will not be found wanting"