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

necte1 that many who had at nr't peen o nsg
oin ed ut the result of the conVenomd ,oca nomi
ly support the ticket cSpo0i"''S - 60
nations were made. Il. ,u h;so,vn and
Jacob A. Patterson, in speaking Tor ms own t Hmu
Dewitt G Wheees dls ts IN tTt in those two
d;strics and that they were essentiaiy maC ,a,
districts by that he intended 10 eoVSy rue strong
ing that che Republicans there, Weiu Sui1 tbe
in their party foalty and wonid support t
party nominees, no matter VINO was "' sa,d.
head of the ticket The Germans' h hn., Su,
were good Republicans, strongly Alnericnaa
in their feelings They had not yer exp' s,ssa
themselves, but he believed tna1 .nmnfoIly
H. nartv vote, There was slight disafiection.
The dangr in this city, he declared was IN
districtsa nd among the bankers brokers' mcIVIit
and that class of men, who made up tneir op'N''"'
largely from reading the newspapers . A., a1xs
Yes" interrupted Mr.. Snyth' III IL '"' "0'
pMicbaol Crcgan sad that the Xth District wouIa
give usual irregular majority" "tIqm nean reg
be Immediately corrected by aadihs
Frank RAYMOND said that he had been troubled h
little in his district by aronnd ali
IGg, ty Foiser and victory and Mr. CAROLS
nomination would clear the almospheeroi; u p,,tt
Cornenter not having sent proxy, 10 pao
answered Ii was remarked by hei 1; 'nor
Mr.. Carpenter was in Poughkoepse iooRlhg ai.S
his disTIct, 10 which another person """c"'
cuoss he viii find enough to do there Az hor,o
eWIlLam D. Dickey, of Orange County, me no'Ie
of ex-senator Madden, the chairman OF nc SaratOGn
.s I t1cet ne said gave the greatest SANS
faction and would roll up the usual maJoiiy ~ "''
General Sharpe knew Of no reason why me tlch .
would not poll the party Sot+ III ois'i - was CON.
There was some little dis1necno"' ou' II wac
fined principally % EllenNIc. 80, .,ool- :,
JOHN i. Smyth made no report of.the outlook III
Albany i - c.. lama. suor, smoke
for the XVlith District. In Rensselaer, and WASH
;notnn Counties he said. tho ucket gave inc peSV
satisfaction aid would OBTAIN the inl PaI1 Eo Wn
Andt Nilll representing tuc - iiiAH N''i
orpssonal District, Acknowledged thaG there was
some gou u W Wear away anG thai the
ticket woul poll the party vote -, A..
George q. Erwin of st. Lawrence sad tnlt
field and that Nil Parker had been lehoihi-
mated for Congress. which would strenGtnch tng
State ticket lie hoped TO see Ine licNHt ~, S%re
was some dlSSi tiSfactOn. x,vn r;.,.;o, Az
No one answered ior the ANth D!strc,. Nh
Stoyer of Amsterdam, not being present. IL WIS
said Inv auother member OF the COMMITTED however
thai he had heard of an unpleasant state oil ah'ro
IN saratoga ana Montg9m Iy counties cb Il woud
Abram c. Crosby. OF Delaware thought IL Mou H
benSeeSs 10 DENY that there disaEcctiOn IN the
KXIst District. lie hoped, however, TO see chanSc
.Job6 ". Vrooman, in speaking for the AAlid
District said that the nomination oil Roou SOC
ticket in herkimer County an ln9 M o or
Mr. skinner Tor Congress ha1 put Dc'ter aSpoc. on
affairs ia his district. OF course II was uSeoss ~
dony that theirs were some disappointed hePu"Ai-
IaIesan Evans of Utica, remarked that he could
only speak from observation lie ha not heard
any Republican say that he would vote 'of SleS6
hcan intended -, to do such =. r,I In ing
he would be likely TO tell 81 IT. IheS IA, mIn
a coed local ticket which he thought would he'p
get out the VOC. lie hoped to see Oneida county
make goO1 return. 49, - $500, >,1;..,
Alexander Nj. holmes, OF The OS" ego auG Mi.l'SUn
Dsir1cI, repor cd dsatfection Gnd apathy IN us
district, bul he thought that an improvement was
noticeable, and he hoped TO see coar SKIES oeioie
ny ilbam j. Montanye. of the XVIII District who
was accused OF representing Judge HnnVh III t .io
committee at the saratoga Convention on the
strength Of a forged telegram, had rather uolelui
story 10 tell. He SAID that Cort aud County was
small county and was like n"lGhDorhoon "here
ono man, business was everybOdys Every man
in that county seemed to think tina; he Was states
man. Tins gave riso TO 20, q
deal of dissatisfaction, which ncedod
to be counteracted He wanted the State Com,
mtlee 10 ct up big meeting IN the CONT ana
send Chauncey N. Oepew 10 speak ana tuat wop Ia
helm matters lore he cane away from nome ne
SAID that he had conversation win FRANK his
cock ana eX-Assemolyman Dusud a6ont the out
look lii OnOudaga County. lhe' pom asletu tt
while the party wOuld get q 1aiI majority III thRt
county 1t would NOT be as large IS usual.
No one answered for the XANlth District Harri-
son zimmerman beng absent. John W. Corning,
of WaVLe oauty, winch Is III the district SAID III
W. E. Greenwood ard Owen Weed had both been
reLomna;ed Tor the Assembly IN that county, ana
there was a., stroH lxo,,, bring ont the
fuIl party vote. He III 'ught ;. T.. Payne.
OF Cayuga would probably be nominated to sue
coed Mr. camp III Congress. which woald htip mat
tiers III That county. n gentleman from Cajusa
County slid aflerward that tue opposition Oh tH-
Senators " 90 lin and POmerOy and others would
cost the nary 900 votes for the state TICKET III
the county. and that the AIT tInpt OF Mr. Camp TO
secnre a denomination b a, means OF "a DOitlng dele
CATION from seneca Count was badly dividing inc
party there. r o,.: c.. a.,
home OF Judge Foger SAID that there was some uls
affection in that county, bat he looked fOi the usual
vote for the state ticket. lie kae" nO'l.hg, lie
said about Yates and Livingston Counties.
No one answered for L. 1. rat OF Oweg0, UF
spoke iOr that district s., ,
was not as no would like il in that country Dut he
hoped the full party vote Doed there Tor tie
Jonn n. Davy. of Rochester, said that there was
no denying that considerable atSiactl0n eNSted
in Monroe county. The di.adec'cd element mad
an orgau III The U(mOcr0t and Chronicle which had
boNett oil ITS steam AID nov he thought hat there
would be- q change Ion the better prominent
Democrat hau said that nc would vote Tor tolger
[appiauacl and he thought perhaps Others might 10
the sam. \ voice mats Wn?t we want 10
bear.'l but then. he addei. some Republicans
might vote for Cleveland. ron! on" aid
james Low. of Niagara County, said that he could
not agree with some OF the Otner members III re-
porting apathy IN his county. In fact there had
been too much activity, but IT was on lie
side OF tho GSaneGted element, Whlc" had
the syInpathes of The Lockpon journal. There
were no local officers of lulpOr ance 10 elect III
the county ms year. which ma 10 some difference.
There was change, however, IOr the better. lie
had mace careful inquiries and found that there
were a numDcT OF dlSanectcd Democrats III tle
county, ana lie beeved tha. the Republican State
ticket wOuld got about thc usual majority lnUcn-
essee Count The ticket would he helped by tAe
nomination OF MI Watson. an auU-COnklIDg
Republican, Tor member of Congress, when would
no doubt De done. Aitogt Iher ne could report an
improvement In the OUTLOOK there since the last
meeting OF the committee
James ID. Warren of Buffalo began ms report by
reading telegram from his son stating That the
address the Erie Comfy Republicans
against the State ticket published IN HE IRiBUSE
OF sunday last had been ISSUED IA Bullaio To-day
and instead oil having l.OUO Republican signatures