New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-03
THE STATE CANVASS.

Specimen whOops for the Democratic State ticket
by The Eigira Free Press Kelly organ: "Let ma
pull true. Let remember that it is Mr.. Tilde,,z
ticket, and pull true; Mr.. Tidens ticket lnust
and shall he elected. Let us rallyn; "Let every
man ask himself preyiou TO voting newt Tnesdaa
who shall oiciate in 1885 carver of Mr. Iilden',
chops ~
In James Talcott the Republicans Of the Xth Sem
atorial District have a candidate for Senator of ex
ceptlona merit Thoroughly acquainted with the
city government, and personally interested as IN
owner of property in the cty's financial affairs with
inuch experience IN the management Of city char
liable institutions Mr. Talcott if elected Senator
could not fail 70 be a valuable member
Thurber has annexed his little glucose-oleomar.
g1rne monopoly association, sometimes brazenly
advertised the "anti-mOn0poly party" TO the
Democratic party. He has issued an address to the
voter OF the State praising the Democratic State
Convention and its candidates. This is payment.
u0uOtcSs Tor the defence of the 0ie0margarine ring
last winter by Assembymen Newman ShauIey and
Senate.
No better representative of the taxpayers of New
York could have been selected TO speak for them al
Albany than Theodore Roosevelt, the Republican
candidate for the Assembly in the XXIst District.
If the interests of taxpayers and those Of politicians
should clash, Mr.. Roosevelt has already shown that
the former would ave the controlling influence
over him. In the lace of an almost unanimous OPP
position he favored in the XXlst District Republican
Association last spring the STRENGTHENING Bill as it
was introduced in the Legislature by the Citizens
Committee.
Mr. Kelly's vehement support Of every man On
the Democratic State ticket is exciting great en-
thusiasm among the members of the Democratic
State Committee. The 0s,oego Times of November
states that I" The Palladium hung big banner
across the street yesterday on which appeared the
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of the ticket and the only two pronounced and
prominent Tammany men IN the ticket The exhi-
bitOn caused great indignation among The Tildea
straight Democrats of the city, and, we are sorry
to say, considerable profanity"
Senator Fowler. the ablest Democrat in the Leg.
islature praises Francis NJ Finch. the Republican
candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals 10 the
following generous fashion "As a lawyer there
can be no doubt about his being the peer of any
man on the Court of Appeals bench, and as man
of general culture he is infinitely superior 10 tho
average Judge and the average lawyer in the front
rank. have yet to find the first man 10 say word
against his qualifications lawyer or qualities as
a man. He is as pnPe in his morals AZ any man can
be. do not think anybody ever charged him with
having single vice.
Apparently seven months inspection of the men,
bers of the present Legislature did not charm the
voters of the State. Few Of the members have been
renOminated-i1 the Senate, only ten Of the thirty
two Senators and in the Assembly, only thirty
eight of the 12s Assemblymen. The members re-
nominated are /: Senators Bir,lsall, Braman. Wag-
ner. Lynde, Mccarthy, Lord, Pitts Jacobs, Hogan,
Seebacher: and Assemblvmen Alyord, Draper,
Young: Hunter, sheldon, Fenner. Carley, butcher
Sipp, Hickman Sheehy, Holmes Binninger, Chick.
erng, Root, Van Buren,. Holt Raines, Diekey. Gull
Imam. Browne Cock. Patterson. Brooks, Chamber
lain, Baker, Potter, Lasher, Plnncy Sharpe, Iufck,
Benedict Butler, Goodman, Catlin, Murphy, Began
and Patten.