New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05

- fovored nv the members Of the old Canai hlng,
- ~ hope that the system Of fraudulent eanai
may be revived. - So,
y.n,es A. Burden. the wealthy iron-dealer
o, Troy whose nomination Tor Consress " 'ns AZ
n.ns Of the XvIIth District has been suggested oe
,,ne 70 be candidate It may yet be thought best oy
se Repubcans of the district to renonlnate the Pes
ont excellent member, Walter n Nooa.
The Democrats of the XXlid Congressional
sr,c have not yet issued any call for Congressional
n~sution and IL is doubtful if they viii nominate any
candidate in opposition to the Hon. Charles r. skinner
who was recently unanimously nominated Dy the nc
publican Congressional Convention
The Administration Republicans of Buffalo
e planning to do keep down Cleveands
vote in that. city. They have just converted
The Sunday Times paper of large circulation 10 tneT
way Of thinking On Sunday last this newspsper oe
noUnced vigorously the nomination Oh 'ie'ei"Hu ""N
advocated the election OF Folger
II was in the early years of the present CEN
tury that the Sage of Gramercy Park first learned In
Columbia County how political =" machine
Old natives of the county therefore rub ther eyes
for moment imagine that they have slept for hair
o century when they read that a certain Samuel J,
Tfiien has been elected chairman OF the DemOcrauc
County Committee OF Columbia County. ltls NOT tne
Sage however, who is TINS put In charge OF the cam
paign " barl," but nephew OF MS
There is apparently some doubt about the
actual name Of the Democratic candidate for Governor
which his supporters would do well to disspa'e DioA
election day. Some person VINO says he 10 "o"
aoonaiDsed with the early history OF the Democianc
@stephsn Grover Cleveland" The Troy Telegram. Is
guilty of the that as hail the S exc bfore
ScTed for his nomination had never heard OF MN DeIor
Ills not surprising that his first name was moi put upon
The ticket"
Henry l.. Duguid, of Syracuse, the author
t the Dug1d Anti Discrimination BILL and one OF the
chief members Of zoe Hepburn Railway investigating
s-.,oo has been spoken OF as opposed 10 the cleo
,on Of secretary Folger rs Governor. The syT"e~se
T,.uol feels called upon to state that " Mr. Dngmd
n,s hearty SUPPORT to Judge Folger and his asso
go oo the Republican ticket, and believes that Tue
Ses n & ~ 3nondsga County will give the Republi-
ca ficket their votes and contribute handsome IN.
iority FOR H. This statement Is made on MI Dugulu
John II. Colby, of Troy, who was chairman
f the Kelly Democratic State Committee in 1879 IN an
,ntervew with reporter of The Troy Press that the
Democrats Of the interior of the state who bolted
with Kelly 1879 will Loyalty support the Democratic
State ticket this year. Mr. Colby as proof OF the mar
OF the Democratic factions pointed to the course
ofstephen T. Arnot OF Elmira. VINO although member
Of the Kelly Committee In 49, had as delegate to the
Democratic state Convention this year ADVOCATED the
the leader OF the Tllden Democrats OF the southern
tier OF counties. Mr.. Colby further sad - Grover
Cleveland has never been identified Win elmer wls M
the party and there is reason why every DeoerSt
should not heartily support him
Among the Republican candidates for Con-
rressnan-atL Large at Saratoga was Judge George 3
Bateheer International Court OF Arbitration OF
Egypt Before he became judge in Egypt Mr.. Batch
ener was a very prominent member of the New-forK
Legislature gave promise Of becoming one OF the
leaders OF the Republican party in the State 1t was
therefore be expected that he would express MS VIII
tpgness TO accept the nomination for such place OF
honor as if il rendered him.
He received the highest number OF votes 70 M
H-pOurn. Now that Mr. Hepburn has oechhei lhe
nomination me SdrGOgi0R suggests that Judge batcn
sner De nominated by the sta.e Committee III say ;
that Jude Baicleller is on his way 10 Europe ouI
this fac Il Declares need not interfere WIN MS hohAa-
ton, as II elected " he would return immediately