New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-18
THE STITE CANVASS.

Elmra, Governor RobinsOns home, has a
Kelly club of 90 members and It has been organized
for only three days
The Democrats shouldn't Use up their whole
stock of excuses IN trying to explain the defeat in Ohio
They will need few to explain their rou in New-York
next month
When the wgwam in Owego was in process
OF dedication last Monday evening the mention Of
Blaine was greeted the longest and most continued
applause of the whole evening"
The prospect of recovering the ANlth Sem
o,o,a District Is excellent The district Is composed of
washington and Rensselaer, Counties The former it
"a behaved will give an od-time Republican majority
10 Mr. Baker, and the latter Will doubtless add some
thing 10 1t.
The Albany Democrats of the Robinson
.tripe have nominated candidate for senator who Is
not only a rabid innatonst hut an exConfederae. He
served under General Price ~ tire rebel army. Think
of an cx-rebcl sitting IN the Senate OF the Empire
state!
Late nominations for Assemblymen In Hid
Ulster District Daniel 4. Winter. Republican; IN {
oswego District Henry A. Jones, Prohibition, and in Id
District Ashael scuider Prohibition; in Essex County
Warren f. Weston. Republican; n lid Queens County
district, j. j Fullerton. GlecnbtcA; IN Montgomery
County Jonn Warner. Repub con; M Gencsee Coun v.
1ohn Sanders. Republican; IN Warren County, Barclay
Thomas, hrphuh'"h'
Governor Robinson's son David is persuaded
tina, tho October elections will have effect upon the
canvass in this state In interview published in The
Ours Will be OF the same nature when IL comes
You see we already before the community People
know what snail be- our policy In power and tne line of
practice that will Ice pursued consequently We arr con-
ndent Of success" As Captain Cutie would say: " Inc
bearing OF that observation lies IN the Application or IL
Gath y telegraphs to The Cincinnati En-
oirsr from this city that the news from Ohio has had
"A solemn eng effect upon the members of the Robinson
state Committee "The fact is," lac adds, that the
Kelly movement has assumed formidable proportions
I'm his state-not 80 much because Kelly Is out stump
ing or is OF any weight IN himself but he supplies rail-
living pont for all the antTildeu element, which IL
v.rt tsrsc Homer A. Nelson. late Democratic secre-
arv of sntc sad TO-DAY that Kelly wOud have 30 900
votes IN New York CITY. and ucary 10000 IN the state.
lint are being offered tnHt keys vote Will be $4,000
some mt AS hi gh 100 OOO ExSpeaker James Ilns
ted SAWS Cornell will beat both Democratic tickets
10000 votes"
Unlike the Democratic papers in every place
where Mr. Kelly has spoken. The Osrego Palladium
gives an impartial report Of tho meeting In that city,
The following Is Its description Of the Gathering AT
an early the evening the streets began 10 give
sign of the coming throng, and IL must be SAID. that
Whatever avast body of citizens manifested
great interest To the proceedings Many Democrats, and
among them very promnent were In from remote
parts county, while from adjoining towns farm
ers came driving they TO years political
meetings before divisions and discussions broke the
party lines. specai Tram nom Fulton brought down