New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
THE STATE CINV4SS.

1t the Republican party that has put the State
take, at the lowest point they have reached since
1883.
A Republican Legislature and Governor COM
PEELED the corporations to pay their just share OF the
State taxation; and the present year every farmer
or other individual payer of taxes must perceive the
effect in tax bills reduced in amount
In nominating Charles A. Birnie for Assembly
man the Republicans Of the XXIYth District made
a good selection Mr.. Birnie, who has practised law
in this city for a number of years is assist
mt in District-Attomey Rollinss office. He is an
active member of the party and would make gOOi
representative IN the Legislature.
The nomination of Theodore Roosevelt for the As
scnbly by the Republicans of the NXISt District
gives assurance ifhe is elected that the Fifth-ave
pavement job will not have as its chief advocate
in the Legislature of 1sS2 the member from that
district MIR. Trimbles defeat III seeking "a renomi-
nation gives cause for every taxpayer To rejoice.
"Whcn Roswell p. Flower declined the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Jefferson District" says
The Utica Ubserrer, eve felt a slightly diminished
respect for his valor" Mr. Flowers present eagerneSs
to play second fiddle to O. b. Potter and his will
ingncSs TO pay the election expenses seemingly
of every Democratic voter in the district VII
shcd respect for Mr.. Flowers valor !-or is it
pockctbookf
Mr. Kolly's fervent support of the Democratic
state ticket is exciting the admiration of poll
ticans What could be more encouraging TO the
Democratic State Committee than the following
remarks of his organ The EreniRg Express: " The
Elmra Tree Press tells the exact truth in reference
to the Democratic State ticket 1t says the ticket
means Tilden and nothing else. And it says that if
the ticket is elected the dispatches which announce
that gratifying fact will be attended With the
declaration that it IS Tiden victory. This is dis
agreeably true and unfortunately It Is a truth
which will deter thousands of Democrats from
voting for the State ticket"
Richard Conner, prominent Democrat of Platts-
burg has Just written TO the Democratic State Com
mittee rs follows I" am i'll receipt of your COM
munication of October "a, urging me the
importance of getting out the full Democratic vote
this fall beg to inform you that fail to see the
matter in the light you do. have been lifelong
Democrat, and always voted the Democratic ticket,
but have got through think the best thing the
Democrats can do this fall is to stay at home and at
tend to their work, unless they want to come out
and vote for the Republican candidates, every one
of whom il a gentleman and an honest man. as far
"a ! can learn As regards the State politics the
taxes have been reduced nearly One-third during
the past year. and am pretty well satisfied to let
well enough alonol business Is booming! Why not
let 1t b0om!'
Assemblyman Nowlau, of noga County, is show.
ing that loyalty to the Republican party which his
record would lead enc to expect Concerning an at
tempt to defeat the Republican candidate for the
Assembly he says in letter to The O,ccgo Times !:
" ! find there is an effort being made through this
county TO magnify differences of opinion that
have existed among Republicans to such an extent
as to cause if possible, break in the Republican
ranks at the coming election, and | regret to say
that some Republicans have been a party to this
transaction. ! have taken occasion to labor with