New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-30
THE STATE CANTASS.

The .Jqmesto,rn Standard is listening Tor
.the clarion voice Of Roscoe Conkling''
THE Utica Observer tells its readers IN uouole
80 ,h,t CLEVELAND may De defeated by over-cohn
Soro+or Fupene Hale, of Maine, VIII address
q Republcan meeting at Poughkeep7'e
noss-meeting of antl-machine Republicans
Ill no hold at Canton ST. Lawrence County, tomorrow
evening They propose nOmina Ing iuI' county "'A0'
Hare is a conflict of opinion. Congressman
Crowley reported as saying that the disaeouon n MS
district is not serious" On the other hand INC Loc
a. diea"con is serious here When political experts
disagree who shall deeidei l..
The Cuba, Allegheny County, correspondent
~ The BvNto Express predicts that that county VIII 90
Ianublieqn on everything except ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Assem- Lyman.
The Albany County Democracy is not as
happy and united II might be- The Colossal cause Vi
dsafection is a nomination for Coroner. Inc Man
whom The Argus is supporting for that office Is not the
man selected for it by the regular county convention
rbema who was cheated out Of the nomination swear7
and there said TO be blood In his eye-lhat ne wiz re-
main m the field until election is over and ne mas not
1ew friends that back him up in his determination
Poultney Bigelow, president of the City Re-
form Club has written letter TO Park Commissioner
Wales informing him that his name was before tne ciuo
and asking him if be would become member II eecteu'
Enclosed with the letter resolution OF the cluo
of the club Mr. Wales in doubt whether the IatleI
was intended as joke meant that being member OF
the Park Commission was not con'lueIeI 81 or ss
porance violate the spirit OF the rtsoIullou' VI
mild hint FOR hum 10 resign his present rfe a
IN which declined TO become member OF the cllo
Attention is being called to the interesting
fact that Halber s. Greeneat the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the XXXth District in an address
which he delivered and caused 20 be printed two years
ago turned the hands on the dial long enough 10
enable him free his mind OF his hostility to President
Iincolns Emancipation Proclamation. He declared
that n the abolition Of slavery the designated
by the proclamation was not necessary the ploelalna
ton fraud and dishonor TO aF Lincoln an. IL
Administration" He then proceeded 70 f8ue tha me
abolition of slavery not necessary Yes Bourbon
Ism, like kind word, never dies
The petition which made its appearance at
,he Produce Exchange a week for the sigma
tres NJ those who would pledge their support the
election OF Franklin Edson has suddenly disappeared
Such disapprOva manifested that 1t was threat
ened TO call meeting Of tue Exchange to denounce the
Board Of Managers for permitting it's circulation Nhen
it was learned officially that the petition was being cir
cuated peremptory order given that It should be
taken outside the DOORS and since then it has been cir
nnated from Office to office Several OF those who signed
the petition that they did 80 heeQessy ana VIII nov
only repuds-e their pledges but viii work Tor any ot1er
GOOD candidate IN preference 1t said by persons who
saw the petition yesterday that IL has not been signed
by nearly all OF the members, put only Dy comparatively
lew.
The Republicans of Troy have determined
10 support Edmund Fitzgerald, a Democrat,
for Mayor Of that city. Mr.. FITZGERALD
was named the Republican Candidate
by the convention just held but he hal been previously
nominated for the office by convention Of indie pendent
Democrats who agree with the Republicans in opposing
the motor Rensselaer, County ring which is composed
o,"reerllar Democrats Mr. Fitzgerald Is man OF the
highest character and the WHOM has attended
MIN in manang large business interests OF n own ls
guarantee thar he would make capable ana einclent
MavOr Under existing circumstances the kepuDAcans
cannot elect one Of their number and they do wei
20 Join with the element IN the Troy Democracy
that aims at purhca ton OF the city government
The Hon Ellis H. Roberts. Editor of The II tea
Herald contributed strong article TO Last weeks IHde
pendcnt on 90 The Canvass FOR Governor IN New York"
The following is an extract: "1his Is the unfortunate
condition Of the Republican party in NewYork to-day.
President Arthur after all Of the power OK his Ad
miDstraOn 10 Ostracze the friends OF President Gar
field responsible for the rupture in the party and for
all It's consequences. Whatever political leaders may
wish the voters be persuaded cajoed or driven
into giving heir approval Of the management Of the
Saratoga Convention Many Will sullenly refuse 10 20
TO the bauotbox at all Many more viii strike OF the
names OF Foger and Of Carpenter the especial repre-
seBtatyes OF the wrongs committed at Saratoga. But
the startling is that many Republicans, Wno have
wayered their party featy, an ounce their de-
for Cleveland and HILL as the most elective method to
rebuke sp0ils system used by the National Admin
isLraOn with It's logical illustrations IN the state Con
YentiOu."