New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-05
TIE SITE CANT1SS.

4 vote for General Carr is vote AGAINST honoring
William PARCEL for his and to the r'bels.
A vote for Ira Davenport is vote IN reward of
noble service for the state and IFS soldiers.
A vote for Leslie W. Russell is a vote for an able
and pure man. and against Pamenler and all his
works in behalf OF the corrupt Troy King.
A vote for James W. Hustled is a vote for a faith
ful servant Of the State for who for years has
given his labor without stint to win triumphs for
the Republican party.
vote for Slas Seymour Is a vote for a man of
large experience as an engineer and whose previous
record in the office gives assurance of excellent
service as state Engineer.
Every Republican voter in the Rochester District
who can get the polls on Tuesday should DO so in
order TO cast ballot for the reelection of Senator
Pitts. Mr.. Pitts distinguished himself in the Legis-
lafurr by abili and his fcaTles,neSs He is an up
right and courageous representative and tn gates
OF democracy ought moi to prevail against him.
The Democrats are making desperate efforts TO
carry the Poughkeepsie and Troy Senatorial Dis
trcts. These districts are both Republican by
large maiorities and should be kept So The Repub-
lican candidates in both are worthy men, and
belong 10 the party which has reduced taxes and
win % on steadily reducing them. Democratic
senator an experiment "a the best Republic
can senator the people can feel sure of; he is
pledged IN advance 10 retronchlncnt aud economy
Although the Ist Senatorial District is heavily
Democratic owing to senator Birdsalps personal
popularity it was carried by the Republicans two
ycarsazo The present year Mr.. BlrdsaIl did not
desire to be a candidate and the nomination was
forced upon him by the Republican Convention.
After his loyal act in accepting the nomination, no
should receive theSeryent support of every Republic
can in the district, Moreover his record at Albany
was fine one and the interests of the district were
hoe, fnr la form nf his
Democratic predecessor Republican apathy or
disafectlon should not be permitted to defeat Mr.
Birlsan
Speaker Sharpe has accepted his denomination for
the Assembly in the LIST District of Ulster County He
has already been fortunate TO be asSaed by The
UOrld Concerning the attack The Kingston Freeman
saws "lhe charge OF The Aer York World that Gen
rral Sharpe succeeded in the Equalization Board in
taking So 900 900 from the assessed valuation of u
ster County, while all other Democratic counties re-
ceved an addition. is true. every word of it. Ulster
County does not look ms rich upon the assessment
roll as if the 80 100000 had been added instead of
subtrncted, nevertheless II lightens taxation, which
We trust viii be accepted as compensation in full
Tor the slight put upon our county. hat very I'M
democratic Joke of General Sharpc's has saved
the comfy over $4,000. What do the taxpayers
of Ulster County think about IT r
The nominal Republican majority in the XIIIth
Assembly District ought not to be endangered by
any Republican votes cast next Tuesday for
Robert Taylor. Mr.. Taylor is known, so far as
he has become known at all, as a lobbyist in the
chambers both of the Ncw-York Board of Al
dermen and the State Legislature. He has made
himself especially obnoxious by his efforts to have
q patent canal lock in which he is interested
adopted on the canals Of the State His election is
not to be desired. Henry L. Spragne, the regular
Republican nominee, deserves cordial support. He
is n thoroughly educated young man of exceptional
abilities and of high standing socially and as a
lawyer Professor Theodore W. Dwight, Joseph II.
Choate Thurlow Weed and other leading citizens
are personally interesting themselves III his can
yaSS.