New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
THE STATE CANVASS.

AII,ro E. Haines sOn-in-law of the late
Senator Wagner has been nominated for the Assembly
by the Republicans of Montgomery County. MI hanes
is an Independent; and able young man he cannot al'
10 be an excellent Assemblynan Tor the business com
munity that he VIII represent
Taliesen Evans, member of the Repubh-
can State Committee residing in Utica, at the recent
meeting of the committee in this city said have not
heard any Republicans in Oneida County say they VIII
vote for Cleveland" The Utica Herald comments as iol
lows on Mr.. Eyanss remark: " Mr. Evans Is tuthIu a
man. hut il should be explained that he has been III anu
confined to his house most Of the time since the
Convention" l.,
Secretary Folger is promised large vote by
the Repubcans OF Geneva his place OF residence me
Genepa Advertiser states that there may DC uozeh nc
pubicans here who will not vote for Judge roger pu'
a. nIaca Of their votes he likely to get support from
.doDaudent Democrats those who know the sterling
xTorG of the NAV and who know his qualincatlons Or
the office and viii vote for him because ne Is our 'o"hS
man" = -
Willard Brown, assistant secretary or the
civil service Reform Association, is travelling through
Co., hlishinc branches OF that association. He
~ already established branch associations at Albany
puaalo Oclensburg Watertown, Utica and Syracuse
Todav there will be meeting az Ithaca 10 establish
new Professors Moses Colt TYLER and Hubert
Tuttle. of Cornell University.
Lewis Beach has been renOminated for Con-
eess by the Democrats OF the XIYth District but his
oominaton was grudgingly given by his party assoc
will not vote for Mr. Beach account 0; his persistent
dodeing Of a vote on the River and Harbor bill He IS
not recorded on the bill any time during its consider
alton by Congress. A Republican candidate OF hlgh
rharoctr II IL believed could carry the district Edward
NJ Madden. chairman OF the late saratoga COnven-
tOr said 20 be seeking the republican nomination
Henry II. Low is also candidate
Governor COrnell's political friends are Osten-
tatiously supporting Secretary Foyer for Governor
Thus in Ithaca the Governors former nome. large cam
paign club has been organized under the title: The
Tompkins County Central Republican Club The ithaca
Journal commenting the organization OF the cluD
saws ff Governor COrnell's home county shows zeal
aud enthusiasm for the Folger ticket me enect upon
other counties will be all that Republicans can desire
That such zeal aud enthusiasm exists ana VIII continue
20 exist who attended the meeting last hgAV can
tTuthfuly deny
The Woman Suffrage party seems 10 be dying
Few women have awaited themselves this year of the
privilege of voting at the school district meetings
awarded them years ago by the Governor and Leg
islature When this passed the Woman Suffrage
partys leaders declared that women would eagerly take
advantage of opportunity vote and by practice AT
the school meetings would advance TO voting at The
state elections For year many women voted al
as stated, few have voted this year
The Republicans are making fine rally IN
Rufalo from the first depressing effects of the Saratoga
Convention. The Administration leaders have made
concessions in both the party nominations and the party
organization to the ant!-AdmInistration element. 10
this policy Of Cancellation due partythe brighter party
prospects but the Democrats should have Of the
credit OF reuDiting the Republicans Eated by Cleve-
lands nomination and thinking that he wodd sweep
for local offices or indifferent character and ability
The Republicans have lately further bettered their
prospects by nominating In John F. Monlton a much
Gratis, General W. f. Rogers.