New-York tribune., 1882-09-30
LIE STITE C1NTASS.

The Suspension Bridge journal, published at
Suspension Bridge, Niagara County, y. y. heretofore
Democratic has placed the Republican stare ticket Al
the .a sd OF its editorial columns, and viii sdppprL the
Saratoga nominees IN the campaign
Judge Andrews receives nothing but praise
from the Republican press. His nomination for Chiof
Judge of the Court Of Appeals s clearly one of the popu-
lar acts of the Saratoga Convention. A for his Demo-
cratic opponent william C. Rugcr there seems to be
popular suspicion that his defence Of the Canal ng
rather disqualified him Tor service at the mead oi the
highest court Ia the state.
Mr.. WadSwOrth's Congressional District Is
loyal TO him. expected it would be despite bis
failure to secure the nomination for Governor lie was
renominated by acclamaton at the Republican Con-
gres-ional Convention Of the XXYIIth Dis rie whi2h
wa, held IN Canandagua on Wednesday. me D1nsc
Adrerf,ser Tepor's thdi Mt' W al'M W 'oS S "a o
speech OF acceptance when informed OI the con
ycntions action.
1t is casually mentioned by the Democratic
newspapers that John T. smyth was chairman Of ths
Republican Committee in 1877, when the entrc
Democratic State ticket elected Despite the utter
ance Of this sad reminscence instant recognition 4
MI Smyths prowess political leager was made the
day following his election IL the advice 10 Democratic
that they should not De too confident OF carry
ing the state.
Walter A. Wood, the wealthy Republican
Congressman from the XylIth District, said fhat
hc took seat in for recreation" 1t now no
longer amuses him, and he declines a re-
nomination. James a. BUIden, OF the we-known
IA a candidate for the publican nomination; Washing
ton County has two candidates M eNAssemoyman Bur
leigh OF Whitehall, ana L. ". CrOnkhitc OF sandy I'LL
The Anti-M0mop0ly party is already in the
field with speaker General sam" Cary, Of Ohio, has
appeared at Lansingburg, IN Rensselaer, County ana
made a wo-hours speech in opposition to the reelection
of Richard Derrick the Republican candidate for Az
scmhlyInan Mr. Derrick is the "bao, list" o. The
Anti-Monopoly Leagne because ne voted agan,t ING
Railroad commission bin ana in favor Of tho General
street Railway bill.
The friends of b. Patt Carpenter, the Re-
publican candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS declare
that he does consider that the Republican state
committee intended snub him when they did not re
elect him their chairman. The Po"g|keePS'e h0ge'
NJ Carpenters home organ. says on this point: " Mr.
Crnenter absolutely refused reelection as chairman
om account of hs position a candidate NotwltuHlaud
Ing ths fact several members voted Tor HIM, Dul o.
Significance 80 far as he was concerned
s G. Willard. who has been nominated for
cor ross to succeed JW Dwight by the Repubicansot Oh
the XXVIIIth District is graduate Of Williams COR
.re elias, Of 1868. He studied law In the Office o Oro"
~ Cnapman and was admitted TO the bar IN 1867. For
many wears he was a law partner OF the late GILES W.
Iotcl lNss, aud has acquired lhi-T az 1as
practice. lie has been an active kePlc
can poutcian; having for the past nYe years Oeea
.l 'iru,nu OF the Republican County Committee gI
Broome County. lie Is described as hueni' aos
speaker with talent for debate tnat must maAe MN
valuable member of the House OF representatives
A newspaper paragraph has gone the ROUNDS
stating rhot Judge Folgers friends have been indr'
rious In publishing to the frrmen the iao' lha' no
Judge ran with machine great maT
years. Now comes a correspondent, -. q NJ
If The BinqLanion Republican. who states that ID tn'
summer OF 1912 he attended hremens para'e ~
Rochester and there Judge Folger in the nremeu
no.se.sion wearing red shirt with the word ocean
in white letters the breast, black trousers ana WIN"
cotton suspenders. Is not this proof tlat ne 9as
machine man Although this was forty wears ago W. ~
remember the circumstances. Tor Charles D. foSo'
man MOI to be forgotten
The Democrats of the interior are someWnM
anxously surveying the scramble for spos among t'H
brethren in this city. A fierce quarrel between l'.
many and the County Democracy over the Mayor'-H
feared Congressman Waldo Hutchins IN letter. "
Mayor Cleveland. of Buffalo, evidently a''e"r
10 a,lay his fears. Mr.. Hutehns says: "snce ny ~
turn To New York find the city the very best o. ~
ing existing, entire unanimty In our ranks anu az -
eat desire ON the part OF all the factions 10 'oOl'
heartily fer the election OF exc, lent slaIv md
The Repuhl cans are certainly more d-hppoinT ~ niy
more ,emarali2cd than expected 90 uno tueI ioan.
rcmnins lOr ms Ia this city to make JudelOu, 90 - by
nations and the Of our Sate ucket u rc
n large majority. 1 shall do all can 10 SA00' '
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