, 1879-07-21

bavo long campaign. Tie important Issues
muat be brought home to the close comprehen-
ston Of tho people. There are plenty Of things
to talk about and plenty Of ahe speak
party has m no need to rais upon
tl1c Democracy. Then, Al there arc
dozen or more gentlcsnen who not only deaIrc
to be- but think they have sonlc claim to be,
tie Republican candidate for tic GovernorAhip,
it is deemed Important to shut of as SOON as
possbu The disruss!on OF Individual merits, f1x
i,pon tho STANDARD -bearcr, and rally around
him for earnest work. ......
As for tile gentlemen commonly considered
IN THE FIELD or CANDIDACY,
may natne The following lndlsrrnlnately: A.
u. Cornell, longtime Chairman Ut the State
Committee, md the in&iuntu fricnd of Senator
ConklnE; stato-Scnator Poncroy; ex.statc-
Senator Dan Colo, OF 0rlcans: Representative
1ilscock, OF Orop1aga; Gen. Arthur, OF Custom
House noturiety; Judge Robertson, Of West
chester; Representative John H. Starip, OF
Montgomery: Judge Charles j. FolEer; Sher-
man s. Rogcrs. Of Buffalo: ex.Sccrctary Hamil-
tuu Fish, Of New York !; ;Stntc-9rnatUr lIainitnu
Harris, OF ALBANY: aud the Hon. George q.
Sloan. rl,e hitter is pushed forward by htB
frtrnls, though he positively declines for him
sslt to 10 tcforc the Convention. VI THIS sonle~
be thrown aside, The three or four names
whtcl stand cut prominently asc those Of Mr.
Cornell. Judge Robertson, Senator pomoroy.
oF ia61n soUat
Mr.. Cornell, is undoubtedly most confident Of
receiving tic nomination, while Judge Robert.
Sun Is pre.cmincnttY tie fthn fitted to mako the
strongest tssnvasa as'd draw out the popular
vote. There are great mpt,y Republicans, In
Guiding warm friends Of Mr.. GornElt, vino do
not share his confidence ns to his own prospects,
ludecd. gentleman who recently Travelled the
length aud breadth Of the statet With political
information in view. Informs the that, while lie
mst "sn no , eaptesssh 5 ,' lor oae can
ulaato oseI anot1us, Il 1 n.I u "sssy"ncse
ueelasu ~ ~ upn,"n iHo,ht ..ht ~ eo'n'" "aa uos LII
'lnn a,, lo5 s!e ifeaoesan!p. Il.
Int Iota''s ~ uast,saae ni. r.e, l ha"en upou uelr
sttona.n a., tt ~ Ss ~ n.,a = G 1uas ny 1ney
w nnt p,s'oia NJ ~ ~. ~ ~ sta as INV osk
usGIa''oi. tpm u11 s'nt,, n ~ aanu ~, '1lIe oe'e.
EaIiou a.tnus. sa ~ = u"t!t taousM tAo cla!n Is
vigorously uisna.fa. !aiaonE sne a Stof'es latess
co'ns t',e noilsicai L rounos n the Sity was one
" ue ctcet t'ns t!.s tGo!'o!' " snc ttlusuacf
Wa1 put out tluatu.tsut!o!t'--uue ~ afoHfator oesns
no 'eSs I'LL "usnot't, .'an'
! saSAIoh cpskllHo'-
| ana tat nu usc,ueu Io5ien I.en Was tae sttonecst
aiu 1nnst aVAllau,e gAuolnato 10! iih honliha.
| tlon. Ihls stof1 Iati g hstn a'u pasposc, but
was sSEa,una vs. ,h a , ssuSG wns *
tTcmely tnpron&De ulat s:hotor Cohk:lhE would
o!ahaer 70 la1 aa 10 'nsef!GIo ~ saen tltnes or
70 sey una as aletatos r n's party 10 the state.
| OIher stories ate touixnn Wow 20 Impress
upon tho parry tlle s1pcF9t clailhB oI MI. Cor
ne!l, out y doubtful Mppther tl!ey increase to.
i!ucocc III us 1asos ilA pnly real claim Is, thnt
lc has been at the trout. many campaigns, and
has bccn hard political TurkeF to the best Ut
his ability. hut, conccdt!tt, this, It br 10 ngaus
follows TINT tie u tho :1stest man " lu Ioy-
crnor VI New York. or >the ono most !lkely to
seizure election to that desirable place. tnfty-
service will not atone Tor want of pcEsoual pop
ulatity. antl even hs 1oAt zoatous friends admtt
that Mr.. Cornell g
! DOES NOT IossKes
tho ounltttc. which mako;a popuIsr 1sa;lsr. |Je
IA ro}i. ui,stura. uuapufoschnbu To tl,n masses.
- nnlltienl enclnenr traiucd In run n 1nncbine'
not m earnesf, warm.Iie9rtcd, WhoIe-ao,iind
nun, enable 10 appcu! 10 men aud win diem 10
| Ills following, Iherefoyc 1t Ia that candidate
like Judge kobeFtson, possessing Ill tilosu en-
gaglng porsooa characteristics which In tho
| o;hur arc cousptcuulsly abacnt, while equally at
hons with that other tn every department OF
active political work, would curry with him
VASTLY greater weight ind intluence, and largely