New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
TIL NTlTE CINy4SS.

Reports from that Democratic Penmbulat-
ing COu.anttcn are now ia order.
Mr. Harris Lewis, the Grecnback candidate
for Governor, thinks that hc vii receive 10000 votes
Mr. Lewis l. a consistent unliion'st.
The Democratic papers OF late have had a
good deai to say about Ko.nonaiioa l-pcl,d with Dig
Kl \ few comments from tie same source about the
Tdcu. fuson-G rccnhack Nomination wouldn't DE
oui OF place.
The Young Scratchcrs will have to revise
the circular thcy are sending ont 10 clergymon and
others. Ia It they say taat they cannot vote Ton Cornell
- because he Is notorious opponent OF President
Hayes" As the rrrsdeuI declares that he should vote
for Corucll Nrw-N Yorker he may I've sasd
have scratche he Scratrhels.
The Bourbon papers are trying to make
little poll cal capai by printing crcular cent by
Mr. Cornell when he chairman of the Republican
state Committee There Is nothing ia the circular IN
question ~ which Mr. Coruc need De ashamed on the
contrary his friends could safely publish It and spread
II broadcast over TIE stale suppose tie bourbon or
culars thr ced circular 'or Instance slrned Us I'll
den. Gov'rnor Robmsons hacker.
Mr. Terry, one of the members of the lcgis-
latiyc commit investigating The trans otiation
question was rcnoinnatcd tor the Assembly by The r.
publicans IN the iii District Of Washington County.
owing to hi OILERS duties ne has been compelled To
leave hi- 10 the hands of his friends. Taking
advantage Of HE absence his oppoaon rabd infIion
ISL II working with great energy 10 the district
lower House aud tie REPUBLICANS should 10 1t that
his interest does not suffer from his attention 30 paoc
duties.
John Kelly did not speak in Buffalo ON
Saturday afternoon alt hougn hall had been Engaged
for him. and he expected NJ To the morning OF
day HIS failure 20 appear has given rise 20 gossip 20
the effect ne hnd reason 90 believe his reception
would not be- encouraging. and, therefore. deemed II
best 20 drop The appointment qmcty. Ihis seems
t. Dee contr4dlctri. however, los TELEGRAM rom
A.scmhlymau lOaaan. which Was lrh i-hed n fuffllo
SATURDAY. muruln.. tbs siAfts t't e. MI kcIY'. en-
eaccucuts al InruellsNlilr and Corning Tomorrow
nfi rnuom amt eNcuin. VIII prevent visit Buffalo
until some br named next wecA "-Iucautng tie
Nctk now cdritni
Recent nominations for the Legislature:
Ion Senator lu Ist District tsuaolk and Queens
Conutr.l. Charles T. Daryel, Democrat; m NYlth Dis
tIict usens-cii,r aud Washington Couur,l. Charles
Hughes u,uouInat.Gi. Democrat; ia AAIAth District
Monroe ana Orleans Countosl. CHARLES Ehna lrOhlh.
ton For A~scmhyman Ia lid Albany District. Hiram
Grl.cs, Republican; IN Iii Ddtchcss District. John
OBrcn. Democrat IA Hcfkmcr County, j. A. Raft,n
Democrat; INA Monroe. Di-rlct T. J. AlHcklnid
Pruhihiiuu Ia Is Orange District, Nor nn Shu X
publican, and a. IId Di-flct j. g. Hawkins. Gr4nback
ana trankln Il. Il odh,ad - mocrut In INA Rrnsse-
iurI District. Banicc &. strait Democrat In KDcktaud
C,untv, Henry A. Shtpard. II Democrat IA lld Wa ne
County Distinct Albert Miles. Prohibition.
The favoritc argument of the Robinson