New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
THE STATE C4NYASS.

Tho reaction wave seems to have slumped
Silas B. butcher, who as Superintendent OF
Public Works charge of the canals shows MS opinion
q, the Free Canal amendments by earnestly faYorlng
their adoption
Nev-York politicians will be amused to learn
that IN Elinira voters permitted 10 register Dy
"proxy" Nevertheless since the SARATOGA " proxy
aAr there is some public disposition 10 discourage Tue
practice.
Senator Warner Miller will make tour
through the State this week addressing Republicans on
the issues OF the day He viii deliver his first speech at
Rochester tonight; his second at Corning to-morro"
his third in Brooklyn on "Wednesday MS fourth al
OneOnla Thursday, aud his MN al NOi"Ich Oh II
day.
The Prohibitionists of Buffalo have nOml-
mated an entire city ticket and candidates for the As
sembly They have also begun printing a campaign
paper with the proper title Of The Proh6Vo"'s From
these demonstrations and others like them IN the vest
ern counties othe State it Is apparent thdt the TEMPER
Rnce movement in ONO mas !nnaehce0 IeisHOoiHis
States.
Civil Service Reform is beginning to have
Its victories The Buffalo Civil Service Reform Associa
ton has succeeded getting General William f.
Rogers the Democratic candidate FOR Congress In the
Erie district to fully commit himself in favor OF Civil
Service Reform. General Rogers has written TO the
snebers of the association that will favor il elected
both the PendletoE bill FOR the improvement VI the civil
service and the bill 10 prevent the cNylhS VI aSse's
Inents on United States otheehoIders
Experienced politicians must begin to think
there is considerable popular support the Civil SER
vice Reform movement judging from their recent habit
OF Joining the Civil Service Reform Associations. In
Auburn. where Of these associations was formed
last week The society has most OF the leading poll
toans Of tne city included IN it5 memDefship Among
these men are ex-senator William t. NOOOn eXCOn-
gresham Theodore NJ. POmerOy, Postmaster Woodruff
and William G. Beardsey
William c. Ruger is likely to run far behind
the remainder Of the Democratic state ticket owing
diuy he
Halls candidate for Chief Judge OF the Court Of Appeals
It. still remembered that In response to serenade by
Tammany Hall the night after his nomination he SAID
IL am here ready be witness Of my firm belief In
true allegiance to the Democratic principles OF the or
ganization in New-York known as 1ammany Hall"
In Ulster County the PrOhibltiOnistS it is
probable viii obtain some Republican votes The Ellen
ellie Journal says d" A element is making itself
felt in the canvass here through the activity Of the
GENTLY appointed Temperance Committee. An executive
committee consisting Of Hon. George A. Dudley Messrs.
e T. Hygxhurst W. W. Lambert and 4. b. Grimly, have
arranged for supply OF tickets aud documents which
Will be placed where they will do the most good"
large number of Republicans in THIS vicinity declare
their purpose support and vote for the Prohibition
candidates,
The lesser local candidates in other cities
beside benighted New York palpably college
graduates Thus George Feldman who is a candidate
for police Justice ia Buffalo, according The BtGalO
Courier expresses himself follows in a letter to a
friend: Lorenz - agains whom a Warrant for asult
and Battery had been Issued by annie - would Ike
10 inform that hard Citizen and Il continually
Quarlng Either with her husband with her ueighbOTs
she has Repeatedly applyed tor warrent before me,
gbch Refused on the Ground that don't believe her
Tor me sue app led for warrant this week wednesday
hgalDs heI husband for the Black Eye she has now"