New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
THE STATE CANVASS.

Captain c. w. Folger, son of Secretary
Folger whose illness it was feared would compel DIS
father to make journey to Minnesota has arrived III
Geneva from Minnesota He is suffering from disease
OF the lungs, which would not permit him 10 remain "a
the severe climate Of Minnesota during the winter nv
VIII therefore remain at Geneva for several months
1t seems TO be agreed by the Democrats Of
the LIST Congressional District that Perry Belmont snaA
be renOminGted at tine Democra ic Congressional 0"O
venOn which will be held al Long Island Ciy on sa'u
day. Ex-senator Oakley has been y0cerOusy deea..s
the past fortnight that lac never refused SlVVw ts
appear a. an opposition candidate 10 BelnlOht :" Wv
convention because lie never was offered the money
Secretary of State Carr has issued cirea'
lar letter stating that ballots for against the pv
posed amendment to Section 3, Article Of the Con
tuition, generally known the Free Canal Amenaa's"s
will be furnished ree OF charge from his office IN Aoan'
upon the application OF such persons desire me "a.
lots. In relation to the proposed amendment 20 sol
twelve more judges TO the supreme Court 0ench usnsj
Carr states: No ballots for or against the HVSfhs.
amendment to TO the 9th Article Judiciary wv ,sr
beng printed at the pubic expense"
The bad local and Congressional noinibf
nations made by the Democrats in Erie County pI0n
TO lessen Cleyelands vote IN the county. Many hsp-,
LEANS who intend to vote for Cleveland VIII supgon'
Republican candidates Tor local offices, aud tneH O.
ample will be followed by some Democrats Inc DY~.
Express says the outlook Tor the whole kepu'l.s.
county ticket Il considered EOOu AT present. IA
sSns Of he times Is the organization OF Ceyeit hs
MOul,On club some Independent voting Is llA.p sas
done by Democrats Is well "a Republicans M NV
ton l. the Republic On candidate Tor CongrtsslDa9
Congressman George West, who has been ".
nominated, has clearly defined his position 1o"au
State ticket. In an interview with the Editor o. 20
Amsterdam Democrat on Wednesday he said; III ~
speech al the schenectady Convention, wheh
copied the nomination, stated explicitly ths'
neither a Half-breed stalwart, but Re9u'n
aud that was IN favor OF burying all iaetOhai ILL.,
ences and working for the success OF the Ticket %
never scratched ticket In my life and II Is wv "a.
for me 10 begin now, aud wish you would say !" -
Democrat that | stand right by my speech I'D 'ho -
ventiOn and will work aud vote for the success I,
entire Republican ticket You don't eNpfet 10;
write letter OF acceptance every daY, DO yo",,niaa
well neither do think II necessary Tor ho " US
my position over and again 10 every lous saer-
paper reporter that happens 10 take a h01ioh ="
view me-" .
The Civil Service Reform agitation sea.'s
with fine band OF supporters In syracuse. AmOns 80
members of tho Ciyl Service Reform Assoe'A', ~.
are William c. Ruger. the Democratic eandaas 80.
Chief Judge OF the Court of Appeals George f., 80
stock, one OF the most eminent lawyers OF 'ne So
Carroll H. smith, Editor OF The Ssraeuse Jo"'r@'
j. Belden. ex-Mayor OF syracuse; Irving +. Vauh'
OF the supreme Court OF the district; ana chan a
Sims and Professors Comfort, French ana EsAAs''