New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
TIL STITE CANYISS.

In the 1t Assembly District Of Wayne
County T. T.. Cratic mas nominated b tho Eepub-
4ctns Tor TIE Assembly.
With samuel J. Tidcn plotting and work
ng for dear he on one SIDE Of political campaign,
oyerconntencc on The otner side would be very
gtguus -ia indeed
Why, certainly; Governor Robinson reduced
me hail by paying halt tue state deb ou Of
rs own pocket. Only b',ot.cd Republican or a
rdyina Kelly man would dcAy thal
Republicans who are so injudicious rs to
place their reliance upon Democratic need
be reminded again tha the Democrats united upon
ave nominations out Of six upon the state ticket.
Rcrubioan Glory upon Governor alone. with defeat
OH The ota,r Use noes. Won be very poor vcrory
indeed Inc whole Republican ticket, aud uO.iiAs ut
l.. I.cpUD De- d ticket, uusl D. elected
Nathan D. Wendell, the Il publican canli-
date for safe Treasurer. says IN his letter OF accept
alce: The Republican party acco np.ishoi tie recent
REFORMS IN State Administration II passed the consri-
utIonal amendments VIII ch made them imperative and
i.dusn-. Dy lhlt series Of acts 1t excmp! asd tie
spuit and fruits OF Republican rule; aud should R.5-
can State officers now be chosen thcy VIII be peae q
90 carry TIE good Work whiob tu.ir party inlu@I-
od The welfare ol tho slate ana tne security OF the
Nation alike require Republican success
The Republican canvass will open with spirit
next week Meetings will be held at important points. Ia
b. followed by general movement in every county. Cen
eral Woodord Will speak ut Auburn Wednesday and At
ithaca Thursday evenings; the Hon. Hamilton Ward
VIII speak at Homer IucsdaY evening" al Rome IlUis-
day evening; the Hon. Galusha A. Grow, OF Pennsyl
vania, at Hornellsvilc Tuesday eveuie; tho Hon.
Theodore NJ Pomeroy. at Auburn "wednesday evening (;
the Hon Neil Gilmour, Croton Friday evening Ofhcr
appointments have also been made by the kcpUnit M
TIE large demand fOr speak and
documents early IN the caaIpa IA l. something ~
prccrdentsd and significant
Really Independent voters who may cortem-
pl,te voting for Governor Robinson IN prefer
Nh Cornell, II there any such, should reflect long
aba ~
iac man 10 whom Governor Robinson primarily owed
hts nominal on and the character Fl the organization
bv which tie practical work Of tbs nomination was
carried through o. success. The man was SAMUEL j..
Tldan the rcpued OF the cipher dsPdtch, the
oreaniyat,on was the brooklyn Ring which by its firm
resistance to all the attempts OF Tammany To Iomnle
a Brooklyn man secured Rohinson's domination. re
one fact Is tho consequence D the other tue Btook
lvn Ring Democrats in supporting Robinson only ad-
heled to the policy they have followed Tor five years
ever since Tden into power In the parry. II he.
houd ask thcu to support President Hayes Demo
cratic candidate FOR Governor. IN all probability they
would 10 It. People have been uucharable enough 10
surret tnat the BROOKLYN Democrats. for strange
reason were afraid Of Mr.. ldcu, and story gocs
that on when Brooklyn did not seem 20
he doing its whole duty, lac reinlrscd IN au earnest
whisper a convenient TREND, What do they want
DO they want To over there AMI investigate
them ~ Rnmor that the kags County back bone
stl.ned az once, and that Mr. Tidon had further
cause complaint. The stoFy may be- true ana may
Even not J; IS an excellent parable aud may be-
commended Ia the nflntihe scrafchers" VINO ars 81
rrieyed to hnd that Mr. Cornell IS actually politician.
ana So ffurcut from Governor Robinson. who sits Vi
nights reforming things