New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-09
STATE PRESS COMMENTS.

The Osscego Times has taken to publishing 1iIiS
appropriate remarks We do not under3tanu;
our memory serves u DIRECTLY Ihe has goneu OF sun
aay-sohooI politics.-[Lockport Journal dsep)
Along with this manly letter of acceptance,
rfortn5ately cones decmation from Mr.. A B. Hep,
burn the candidate for Congressman-a'ia M our
opinion Of hun mas been ebea1 et and nnder ordi
nsrv circumstances his withdrawal w0uIu DC FcIei'
-IPoughkeepsie Eagle (kepJ ,
democracy is in q panic. 1t fears that all
votes w purchased this fall, and the Republ-
can ticket elected It's app snensions a. 10 .o E9ua h
ity cannot be particularly na''erihS l" 'noi"'
ester Democrat (Rep).
In this trying emergency, the duty OF the
COMMITTEES is plain. 1t should nominate the Hon Roscoe
CopkIing for Congressmanat-large Ii Is well known
that Mr. Conkng by his ayowed hostility 10 maj q;
lizard en- the hill precipaed the existing Ip now w
hesitate To the rescue OF the grand OLD party
-lNewYerk Star (lIem)
Mr. Curtis NAV succeed in bringing The
rseEiy around 10 his views next week but to-day
I'm position quite similar 10 that OF Saiwart Albany
ElS ConRhnr left out Mr. Gurus can good
service by following the example OF the unfortunate
ALBANY jOurnalst-namey, by temporarily sEpendmg
his relations to the paper and then privately
writing articles against the grain Kingston Free
man tRep)
Some of the newspapers of both parties have
had considerable say about "harmonzing influence
In the Republican party the ees, c ae
oepts the result even though 1t may sometimes t G1s
RepubncansD which is broad enough and dee enough
toTive other considerations than personal pques due
o over 70 the enemy simply because it cannot always be
IN command BinshamtOn Republican (Rep1
These silly Stalwart warnings will have
cans because they understand that those who vote IN
accordance with conscience vote with the party WAcn
party with the blOod-poson OF confessed forgery ana
undisputed bribery aintins It IN aSSs can WIN ~ ga a
wart To Tg ship OF state properly they wont be per
suaded to help thnberg 1t for it is their solo candid
thai Dlcr1ggSG snip Is no DctitI Juh1
pirate craft.-lBufalO Express (Repl
If the Republicans mean to carry the State
spathy up and doing If the different sections
Of the party any grievances let them be ad aside
while we address ourselves TO victory kocklAnu
County Journal tRepJ
So far as we are able to learn, Grover Cleve-
ands pubic record Is confined 70 Ban4' ciy some t
where IN tae western part OF this Siate II Is sad Una.
hr n bachelor fory-ve years old. that he was elected
Mayor Few Hn'h' yySst rar-icaT expeTonce Mr.
Cleveland has had fitting HIM to manage the aifalrs OF
the Empire State no one seems able to tel-lPutnAm
County standard (RepJ
Let us cease the insane plan proposed by some
ofpunshng Judge Folser for the sins other hen NO
one doubts his integrity his ability or his faitflness
The future of the Republican party should not be mper
who sai b. Governor State, the broader one.
"shal the Republican party be peIPttuatedi LnlnE
well aad wisely before you aet-fort JEWS journal
(Repl
II ia generally conceded that the Republican
revival N 1850 cOntemperaneOus with tine appear
seGuent upon that appearance. We lhnk those gentle
underakCTO eXnlD1J State OF
NewYork this f4, the menagerie would cost the stall
more votes than 1t would Wih-lEunaIo Courier
DEM
Republican voters have no reason to be in
different To of tue state ticket IL Is one OF
the bos that presented since the organization
cheeruly acquiesee in the choice convention. The
baotiug fair. and the majorties decisive There IS
10 question the ticket beng fairly Nominated and
there can complaint to the ability capacity and
high character OF the nominees Journal RepJ
Foger takes occasion in his letter of ac-
If.E nell
the to up before him and dispute he n0na-
on II Is well peIn1s ,nSe 3 Las Sp vn.s e b
ever having write another public document concern
ug matters this state. in winch he could say what ne
has said. are slim, decidedly shm-lkome sentinel
DEM
No man who casts his ballot for Charles J.
ccosion to regret it, win be found that we have pat
smsn the head OF the State ticket who IKE Cornell,
has gOt bone, and dares TO d I<nt. bucn men
are too IN these times 10 be lghy appreciated
and Republicans should vote and WoFk Ior t.ei1 wHeh
ever and wherever an opportunity presents ltselL-
iPlstrsburg Sentinel tRepJ
The Cleveland boom isn't booming az much
as II was Inc DeHocPSG d 5e va o,any mnS
gled by the party leaders.-lTroy Telegram (Rep)
The Importance Of securing the majority in
the next Assembly should not be underestu4ated If
that body Is Democratic 1888 1t th. year. the
shameful which gave the last Legislature such
bad eminence are likely TO be repeated with the Re-
pub1cans in control OF the Assembly 1t VIII be promptly
Organized for business but let the democrats nave con
Ol, and who shall cay that the public VIII not he In
suited with another deadlock f-lHudson Repubilcan
rep.
We see no reason why Republicans should
give prominence 70 the defensive nile the Demo
Gratis present such excellent opportunity for the
bemocfacy With IaamaHy Han ought to be enough to
disgust every decent Democrat.-lSaratog.s AL (RepJ
The TRIBUNE remarks that the Democrats
are NOT out OF the woods" They count largely upon
Republican disa1eotiOn. but admit that there IL no
thuasm for Cleveland" There is 10 substantial reason
wbv there should be either the other FOger
Is great statesman aud Cleveland IL local nobody
The Republicans who trying TO elect the Democratic
po6ody instead Of Tue Republican viii have
to go out behind the barn and klcS themselves
after election day.-IOswego TimeS (RepJ
Folger owes nothing to the men who have
put him In nomination. But II elected, he VIII owe
debt Of gratitude TO the honest voters OF tins state,
Infinitely better TO have State Government remain
IL hands than to surrender to Ianimany t-EsseI
County Republican (SepJ
There is no enthusiasm for the ticket, no
heart hall or the party 70 support IL, and the
other haf VITA overbearing insolence makes no attempt
whip Them IN before election. The outlook IL gloomy
enough, and unless something Is speedily done the
ticket must be defeated Fulton Gazette Ut'pJ
onearly every citizen Mr.. FOlger stands as
York or Governor bat II any voter be dissatisfied
the OF the Saratoga Convention, TO hI he appeals
.s Republican who condemns every act OF Wrons by
which delegates Influenced one another or were In
husnced.-iO gdensburg Journal (Rep)
The Republican situation grows daily more
hopeful The descrters now numbered lnd measured
inoehby that they never eau nope Tor favor ia lhe
Republican party.-lBrocklyn Union kepl
Inc suggestion IL mace 10 JOun L. DHy Lns
Committee That Roscoe COnkling might be secured 10
tl Hepburn's place the ticket II would afford Conh-
Ing 20 his personal popu arity- syracuse
journal Rep
Garfield took Office rs the servant OF the
psIty and TIE people. What would the saratoga Con
yention Lave hint gathering Of Republicans
Y choose & candidate for GoYcTDor-HOtuIn9 more
Naat was it 10 Arthur gathering u Ee PuDlGans
Upon which he determined 10 enforce his VIII. TO
ADVANCE personal ambition ana facil9nsl interest,
and upon which lac DID enforce hs will by means winch
We need not again characterize. The contrast Is com
peei Administration which Wac the servant OF the
party; All Administration which would make the party