New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

OVOND1GA AND CORTLAND.
HOW THE PARTIES ARE DIVIDED.

|
UNFORTUNATE REPUBLICAN DIFFERENCES IN
CORTLAND.
| TFROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUSEl
| CORTLAND, Oct. 2O.-0ne of the few Sena-
tora Districts remaining unchanged by the new appor-
| tionment Is the old XXIId-nOw the XXVth-compfls-
| ng the Counties OF Cortland and Onondaga The re
publican plurality in 1878 1897. In 1877 tho
plurality had increased to 357i the Hon. Dennis NC
Carthy the present Republican nominee, having Deen
the fortunate candidate IN both elections The aggrc-
gate plurality Of the three Republican Assemblymen
from Onondaga was 2,5ii in 1877 and o,97l In 1878
50 far rs the aggregate Republican plurality IN the dis
trit Is concerned these figures for Onondaga were
Offset In part Cortland by Democratic plurality OF
81 Assemblyman In 1877, and by an actual majority
OF IN favor OF the GreenbacK candidate IN 1873 Tho
Republican plurality for Congress was 4,oOl III 1871
and 3425 IN 1873. Against such figures these the
Democrats managers cOncede the reelection OF Dir
Nee drthy and making little eXertiOn IN behalf Of
their nominee, Joel Thayer, OF Skaneateles. The cAef
argument advanced for Mr. Thayer - the Denoc'auc
opposition for a thd term for Mr. Mccarthy. Hut tlat
argument VIII not lessen The majority for MI McCaTy,
81 no declares that DC has pride this third term
natter" lie places bis majority IN tie neigborhood OF
1000. thrceiouIths OF which viii come from Ononiaai
Mr. McC.gthy thinks that he has Prohibition
opponent; but h. IS not yet awareof his name
end does not care 10 know it, for the total vote which
ne will receive cannot IN any event exceed 700 The
prohili:onists have fu county ticket. but no,ni
oes A-s.mby They placing much depeudere &c
uys the moral ald religious character or Their uoni-
n.ns TIE Grecnbics"rs OF Olond1ga afc variable
quantity: bur rh,y VIII not nuu 1cr aore tlan LOCO.
They have terminated Assemby'n~u, and also a flll
comfy uc1e The cannot bart ;he Republicans.
for most ~ these Grcenbaek votes Will be east by former
Democrats. Indeed they Endorsed tL" nccratc
nominee for Assembly in the III District, Alfred j.
Lewis ~ Ehrilgc former supervisor and chairman
OF the Democratic CoIut} Committee. Ti, move u N
opposition to Mhar. Rowland, WAC j, very popular
farmer living near jordan. Has election. however
stands IN no danrc,-l remark winch 20 j.. hardly uecs
sry 90 repeat a -aId % Mct,,-. A;or! ard Du-uf,
u the III aud IfIi I..lff't1 -r,c'i.ry. Iae Kelly
movement f. sfi j. placed az on -llri tr o.al Demo
cratic vote while further inquiry only sciyr 10 couhrE
the Statement rH2 rRHrsE n Sruriay thaf mary
X lly men wil poll % .,'il vie -- 3. bnson by
ing flr Cornell III plurality iar Ar C1-a-n Viii NOT
vary from 5000. There .re some "srratch.r',"
bur they cannot DE- numerou- Even Mr. Nota', Ot the
Democratic CONri,r. declares that aim aga ne ~,
heard Of me- hc has Set 20 earn WHO uy are. In
,sorl The hopeful Goa li..ou of j. nubAc,n ponies n
Onondt-a is thus highly stated by prominent editor
W. don't say much about s or mat par. cuisr c1a-
d,diie. It &. the whole tiraot wc wish to elect
~ Cortlind Hntv tue Kelly Democrats are Jed ~
sncl men Is CALVIN l.. II .thavaT. Hu-a p .ifv Aiiaon T.
Ney. and irwin, H. Palmer. N"cn tAe KY Clnp "a'
foreed1n thi8 village Che l1-t-nlmrd gentleman gave
MS scnum .uts rs blows:
IL Irr-,seut0i $50 tnted o.h..-d man 'itl -l"f-r
foi tune mai' "a railroad nirh B., ana a'ti DO 81" i'-
ially a. c,a.i.l-r 90 d,te4t,d .a.G '''s. '1 ,r-
dl,p,tr.er, tht "r-t..k. r " i' l-ii'.' ..,.l ..
fne lIer ol Il. historic bari. pN moons i N "a "a
. .ttp touari nu.iir. hm-r.l b. noa laa..p Tor .L.
a.l ui Cooper. ls he .t Hoffman Do lr"' .i ih- a"'
la.. ai'i iua D.. count ig DO. e...-fI Fo.e .' $3.50
slate of S.. Yn-a lor A,u-cil no ir-l. i.-l.i..-.
whether ta 80. J1uy be- Tor or .-1usi n 80 'nt ce'-
ton
,.. .... .t.r..,.., Penn r.r.f,, "a rf. -r~,.-..
Convention were aut.-i.o5iu-ou ANA they stL. r'Htn
comet Mt 81 l1,y. Tlcf claim $50 res, bI tner este
mas Is too large 1Y 900 according 90 moro inpar la
observers. Bat the movement Is growing. AMI ]. Az
result Ia mucl larger vote f1r kelly ulan be- now con
crdei The weight 81 tie Democratic leadership - with
the Kelly men, In fict ;nc r.h leader among tie
r. ,bison men j. til Hon. .. Y. k-logg Mr. Cornr,'s
plurality will he from $40 % 1000. The vote for rr.s
LOWS Is placed sousvlcre between 200 and BOO ii'
Farmcrs Alliance having lao organ zluOa IN Cortland.
although the Grtngcrs have noiFct -handci MI. We
Car'ay's canvass Tor senator VIII show sole falling
o0 by reason 81 old scores wien lie wa
IN Conrrc.= but be- VIII receive vo.e from
certain Democrats which ~ll 'e p.rl offset III
minority viii range between 300 sui 30 II toto j.
Prohibition c.ndg'c i1r senator nr has n'' oe heiri
of Boo Cortland Ilr Grc.nbIhrr- 1fc -.tnrlr 'o .!e'r
1r eull party affiliations o. SUCH an extent t.a' The
faithful who remain Will east SCARCELY 900 voles. IL
spite lis -Ic4t falling away from thc llpo v'eh ~
met veal toe Gt,,u,ack t.oIsAt o. Woita IS ie 10
meet .tus.y last $50 80 q'a'" ro-1'ar c. .u0-eA
90, 200 nomination for tho colnt. offices. Only sax
towns of fifteen ln r county v'fo represented ~
mi. convention II va. icari br Republican, that The
convention would ndorsc certlil Of ,he Democratic
nomisoos-noa,. The candidate for srcr r. 'o. Ram
der Ba. rc canv.nri'n refused 20 ratiy auy portion
oi any ticket ari thus ;hr Ecpnncin. urc - I'D 90
tl.cir county uctot ~ 100 majority. Garrett : Van
IIoe.en their candidate orSherin. 80 ho was captain In
the 1871 r. imcut. and Byron Benedict. th'ir caldi
.HN.. d H.....
of dan-cI-,le EoYcl DEVICE - COPELAND Dsuo rats 0e-
lu make hard Push for one or Gc other ~ these III
ce,. The publican clnddtt .or ihe As.emhif Samuel
4. Chds. viii lead their county ticket by ircm 100 10
roo Mr.. CDlds farmer .rom fle ,wn ~ scott Ie
has aen su.crgi~or Tor many years aud enjoys tue
confidence oi tho electors. 1Ac Drnacrst nominee Is
=. I. Van Ii..srn. = Soung man rom III Town OF
in nomination had the Democrats seen 700 gnost u
ci.ance for any cahdri"te Hiyms been beaten -
supervisor ist sptluE, Ma Ven tos.rn viii probably
ta,e kindly Ia second defeat this Fi.
Il may be asked-and with rcason-Sny the plurality
Mr. ncC1,ihy moro than POO. Thes. ana some other
or III enemy a. 10 tho discori within The Urpubuc.n
ranks. IL Cortland alone of all tIc counties IN ths
ma, OF lt"puh can workers out OF iccord with the
i',i,is oi ID. 1.th. Log ic" 'c's. which can De-
OF h'rune"n po.t'c- ia t9ril'hd. For many y,4r-
land County. has hc"n c",sidcreu tn leader the
ratty. Abpu; April l. l-7-. petition from tho ,i.i-
Ing for thc val % Judg smith treasa,, IN
tnrr. Governor koDnsun assured the committee Ng
ni,-catel rnc petition that Ju l-s Smith would os
pron pity removed aud the committee returned. Gu
the IL "a o tc.uncr. ISIS. Tie Governor dismissed he
charges. 10 the Irca; surptlse o. the ciiz Who lad
thci. petition To the like elect then sent
o. he Assembly ON the l3h of April. l779 T. was re-
trrrrd To- III JudIcnrs Committee sud allcrwAtd 10 "A
si3-cpmmitt.r. Are. examining part uf the charges
mmittrr reported o "a" Ju ilcdsy COiuin tee
t.d Report WAS mao. 10 the Assembly SEATING the in
.NprItu OF pic!tIrlhE articles of
a.in-t judge smith. NVv whether thc charge. were
rur or 10, resat - ac eyes 81 = LARGE
number 81 lc.l.ns e.. lis OF Cortland many of wi I'm
r- active ErI uOlc.n-. Il uu 'crstnrd that t--
S:.h had a.Ieed 10 retire from politics. AID con T.
,irif, uu ,lif mad To rc,LOyc hiu. All az once
II ,ts found Tat lee Ead grtspcd the ORGANIZATION,