New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
THE STATE CANVASS. &.

The Democrats have Endorsed the nomination
OF Colonel Henry 6. Clement for the Assembly made
recently b., the Independent Republicans OF the lid
District OF Saratoga County. Assembyman Delcour S.
posed by the AniiMonOpollsts of the district whatever
tho result Of the election however, Republican AS
selno lyman from tue district Is assured.
| 1t would seem that Grover Cleveland was
under considerable political pressure just before his
nomination for Governor at Syracuse. Writing 10
Josiah X Brown of Holland Patent before the conyen-
ton. lie said have had quite severe pressure brought
TO bear upon me to this and that man. etc. ous
nave withstood II ALL and shal! be presented to the con
vention as candidate entirely free from any and AL
compncations.'
The Administration is audacous to a remark.
in its attempt secure large for Eoer
in Albany County. The well known EreHag Journal DIAL
6any having had the temery cricise the methods
which Mr. Folgers nomination secured, the Aimn'
traton has instructed the letter carriers OF the city
solicit Republicans stop The Erening Journal and take
an Administration newspaper published ia Troy. ~
Journal charges that Postmaster Craig, OF Albany mas
been engaged IN this petty business.
1t is the aim of the Democratic leaders to
capture both the Governorshp and the Legislature thus
securing unrestricted power Of legislation. Thus af
their labor has been directed toward obtaining votes LOT
Mr. Cleveland, but now that they confident Of MS
election, they beginning TO make preparations 20
control the Assembly simultaneously Democgaui
newspapers In various parts the State have advised
the selection Of men Of superior worth candidates M
the Assembly, and the putting forth OF extra enorss
elect them This points to well matured plan 10 eee'
"a majority or Democratic members OF the Assembly,
Voters in the great cities of New-iork anu
Brooklyn are TO be dcpreyed OF chance OF learning
much about the candidates for local offices and the A
sembly The Democratic factions have decided 70 "sS
time in conferences about candidates till near eeeuos
day In this city, while the Republicans will not even
hold their convention TIL October 25-and then e"A
further postpone the announcement OF their oahuld 49,
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Democrats have not yet ISSUED call for thet prlnass
elections, The Brooklyn Eagle, the Democratic Vta,o
ntimates that the Democratic leaders are pIAhAf "
nominate corrupt FOR office az late Jay any ~.
tempt To secure their election under the shelter Wv
Democratic state ticket
The denomination of John Van Noorhls iOt
Congress by the Republicans OF Monroe and ofea"s
Counties seems TO meet with public approval A"aHas
Republican newspaper OF the district Inc hVeN'
Democrat. says: " Mr.. Van VooIhis mas ably ala iA'
fully served his constituents. He has become 'u"
through the experience he has obtained and ranks
the most useful ami intelligent men In Congress n'
the first Representative from this district, Tor man! !
at least, who has been h0nored with the eharmansHp
an Important committee. lie was most psoihnlnelvyk
ideniiled with the recent legislation 10 felhe
which poly gamy-ho sole surviving relio OF - ma
slnco the abolition OF slavery and was GUAR u having
subcommittee OF the Committee on Ieltll"l'S rv ~
THAI subject la charge. lie has procnrei TOT @ % ma
Rochester Government building whloh VIII h" III "A
seryicoable for the public business, put Wus
ma niteent addition 70 the Arclnteclurai "'"~
OF THIS city," T.
Ex-Judge William j. Bacon, OF Uuca' W..
was "a Republican member OF the XVIII Congress a.
the Oneida County District announces that 40 =,
" vote Tor Mr.. Cleveland for Governor. NJ DAVIS