New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

-. ,hora will he small On the other manu-
sSS the Of the Erie Canal anu a,sriSnted by the
nss committees Of both parties, ana 'ne '0''
ponrv r. Low, the Republican candidate 10.
,ress IN the XIvth District, Is an aole lawyer "nu
49, former legislative experience would at once NC
me a highly valued member OF Congress lie was wac
-. elected member OF the State senate-in $500
.d,se5 As member Of the Senate he earnestly sup
,o-,ea all the measures that tended TO MAINTAIN 'uo
tb of the New-YOrk regiments then engaged III Se
as ~ Tie rebellion The HiddieorH FTeSS say 80
VA y. rare identified with the opposition TO Pr
,s.d hesitation than for it. lis recoru III tle -. ord
Y nal M chiefly of votes and speeches against JUS INV
!. sieaisS ~ .o;oo 20
Candidates for Assemblymen will rejoice u
,ovF that the sagacous Capitol Commissioners nave Sc
,oc,ed a. the temporary Assembly CHAMBER roou-
,ectly under the one whose ponderous s'ohe 0's
hundreds OF tons in weight threatens constantly 10
~, mon fine floor beneath the room IL thOr
onrbly unsuitable for use as an Assembly On"hoo'
Ia 40 badly lighted that when 1t was occupieu ny
u., senate several OF the Senators had their eyes us
Iad Moreover il is too small to be occupied VIM a1TT
STes discomfort by the 12s members OF the
81 the fcor space IN divided by two large ea,io
nIlsrs which will entirely shut out vac" 0 lns
RON one half the members return 70 n The ysest
fganher in the old Capitol wonld have peeh tne
hut il seems that this room is needed Ior e
of some Albany society. - Ia
The prohibItlonists of Herkimer County nav
royotnated Ezra Graves, exstate Prison Inspeo' =
tha Y. IN.
- - "A in Tn, Utica Herald denounces the "
- 49,. same Of his opinions thus e1presseu ~.
noteworthv: Has the time come ""e. ~ ano,i,v
official station in our Government throue" on1o
Da weakness Of its vassals shall dictate u "e -
INV I'll be their servants Has kepuph-
.nisu fallen so low that 1t Is necessary :"
,i,A and led through the brlers anu
~ - olitical humiliation by criminal ghues "
,ho slanghter house Of integrity ann Ia yote 70 a
one intend not 10 be victim ti intelligence OF the
I MAJ - an acluescence in cortupI an ~ indors
peopo ator ard makes himself party 10 IL y! UO''
Tomnerance is becoming one or the leaullis
,s.nas me Methodist Episcopal ministers OF Cenu"
ana southern New-York at their conference III L'NAa
on Tuesday IT Owed that they wouh NOT suPlo' "'
man for member Of Assembly who wou-d not P'eus'
,sl, 70 suooort the proposed constitutional prohlo
tory amendment. On Wednesday the brewers 4oIIne' "
c. brewers, Association at Albany. G. lie La
Verpne the temporary chairman OF the meeting
that the brewers should combine against the e4eeoH
Office Of any man who was Afavor OF prohpiuon' nc
said He had project in his mind that WOuII b ge Of
measure Of retaiaOn There were large nIIDor ~,
the hon growers who. after taking the DTe"Sts Ne
for their hops voted and worked Tor prolbon bnv
boned thot there would be an ORGANIZATION OF mop L
ers VINO would not purchase hops rom n3 organza
those opposed 10 prohloLOn ne pake 5od and pre-
vent the passage OF any prohbitory amendment " -"
state Constitution" ,,,1;oo,,
There Is some dispute among RepuDncan
ra,ors ~ the interior whether Secretary Folger
ever thougat of declining the Republican nomination
for Governor The Albany EreHdg Journal asserts lna
he did and It's assertion having been questioned II ma AS
the following statement Judge Folger told at ieasU
Two promnent and Influential Republicans neither u
them an Albanian, in his room at his hoeI ID Ne" Aoi
civ ON The forenoon OF Monday october = tha1 ne n'u
thoncht TN whole matter over, had become convinced
That only dis,raceful and Illuminating defeat awalteu
tbe Saratoga ticket and had made up his mind TO nave
nothing 70 do with it, The two gentlemen were III 'Ao
room together but the announcement was male 10 ea
rivatev one OF the two went down STAIRS, ana III tuc
corridor met a group Of StalVarts talking about OsI
vote No one viii have chance 10 vote Tor I-eI
go have him ana he SAYS Ne VIII decIhe
L. consrrati.u some OF the Leading machlhe men "cHl
~ Judge F0ger. We believe, but are MOI al Ihe nlo
certoin thar General sharpe and +. NJ Johnson were
.emong those who thus went. what they salu 10 'ue
udge to change his mind We DO not kuoW bul an i9
o. ~ later when the St0lwGrt conference met Juugo
Foer was In attendance and submitted bis letter OF &C
eeufance These are facts, resting upon the dutIOI
- fsntle,neo whose veracfv not to be questioned
We do MOI believe that Mr.. Folger will deny them