New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-16
A PROMISING OUTLOOK.

NENT POLITICIANS.
After the committee adjourned the members con-
graduated each other the satisfactory outlook III
the State and discussed the corridors Of the hotel
a short time the prospects of Candidates. The opln-
ion was generally in favor of renomInaling
the present State ticket, though occa-
sonally q member was found who thought it
might be advantageous to make one or two changes
The Importance of running strong ticket, COM
posed OF men who have uotbeen particularly identi-
fed with any faction, was generally recognized
The name of ex-senator Wendover was mentioned
for State Treasurer but two OF three of his frcuds
asserted that he was not and would not be can
didate for the place. Several members expressed
the opinion that representative banker not prom
ineut in politics ought to be chosen.
In regard to the Legislature all present agreed
that there was no dou0t of Repu blican majority
in the next Senate. while the chances for good
working majority the Assembly were said TO be
good The large number OF local officers
to be chosen throughout the State
this year. including the twelve additional
Supreme Court Judges. will have a tendency to
bring out that part of the Republican vote which
generally remains at home on off" years.
Commodore Vedder. of Cattaraugus County,
in answer to inquiries III regard to the situation III
his section of the State, said: 81 find the outlook
in the western part of the State n promising
ono. Factonal differences have disappeared aud
nothing more heard about lIalf-Breed' or
'Stalwart' / think our chances of carrying the
State are good, but 1t can only be accomplished by
good mana cement aud hard work. This is an of
wear when Republicans not so likely 20 come
ont to vote as Democrats. As to the ticket, think
without doubt the present Republican state
officers will be renomInated. pew man, OF course.
will have to be chosen for State treasurer Mr.
Wendovers name has been mentioned bat am told
that he is not "A candidate As to the Legislature |
think we will be to carry it. The Senate will
be Republican. The Erie District. now represented
by Senator Titus, will elect Republican this
year."
john w. Corning. of Wayne County
said: 81 hear only one opinion
among Republicans and that sin favor Of a united
effort to carry the state this year. There is no
trouble in Wayne We will have a candidate for
ate Treasurer IN Piny T. Sexton, the president Of
q bank and well-known Republican OF our cOun-
ty He would make an admirable candidate"
Albert Daggett. of Brooklyn, said: The chances
of carrying the state are apparently more favorable
now than IN 1881 when we elected our ticket by
good majority. In Kings County getting along
barmoniously. We shall certainly re-elect Mayor
Low aud will also carry the Assembly district which
has been represented by Mr.. Chaplin for two years
1t is not improbable that will elect Senator
in Mr.. Jacobs's district"
LOCAL ORGANIZATION TO BE CARRIED OUT.
John j. OBrien, chairman of the Republican
Central Committee of this city, SAID 81 am Of
opinion that We are certain to carry the State.
Everything hear here is favorable To IT. think
il impossible to tell whether not the Demo-
Gratis will unite, but 1t doesn't make any
difference to Us We will carry the State just as
well if they unite If they keep apart. In this
CITY the plan for reorganization will be carried out
In order to meet any objection arising from the Pr
mary Election law we will amend the Constitution
of the Assembly district organizations IN time to
take effect before the election of delegates TO the
State Convention"
b. Platt Carpenter of Poughkeepsie, who was the
nominee last year for Lieutenant-Governor, said:
can't tell anything about the prospects ms year.
II is too early TO make prediction III knew just
what the convention will do, or what course
tba nevspapers will take. then l might
| tell what will be the result think the chances,
however are as good as in 1881 when we carried
the Stale. Ifeverybody will work for the good of
the party aud have no grddges to paw of. we shall
he all right For myself am Republican aud
have been for twenty-five years, and know no
faction"
Health Officer Smith expressed the following
oninion: "The Republican voters having been led
astray once. il Will be moro easy 10 icdu them III
16a, direction the second time, hence there IS much
greater need than usual this year OF dong every
| thing that Is necessary to deserve success Only
tbe hest men should be nominated. Probably
we will do as we'll by renominating the present
State officers as can hope to do by choosing new
he Legslaturr Is III my opinion note one t
| we can elect BOTH Everybody seems TO appreciate
the importance of the work before us. whch Is ono
| of the best indications OF success"
| Harbor- Master Mcneil rem irked: We have
higher fence than usual to get over this year, but
| We can scale IT." >, , ,o... Co,. so,a.
| The party can only reach success tins year oy
| avoiding everything that might revive past differ
ences. If that is donewe shall carry tne 2taIe &
ia possibility that we may carly the Long isiand
| Senatorial District. There is one thing certaiu-hr.
Cover cannot be returned TO the Sena,e ,ho, H..
| AssemblvInan Derrick, of Troy, thought that MS
| county would do well as III 10rner years.
1--WE shall nominate a new man Tor Senator, no
SAID and elect him. There are TWO Dem9cLaiio % 1an
| gates to the Democratic Convention. mat Is not
| going to hurt the Republicans any"
Aw WIDESPREAD DESIRE FOR HARMONY.
lanes d. Warren, Editor of Tie Buffalo Courier, and
representative in the State Committee from the Erie
County District reported himself as well pleased al
IN. general outlook. 1.-The fact is" he said with
smile, the Republicans are going to vote FOL
their ticket this fall. That could hardly he said
one wear ago. The eartburnings and dissenson'
which tbeu existed have passed away. mere
Is genuine desire for harmony On the part OF Dotn
factions Erie County contains large nunDer Oh
nncerIaIp voters 1t has gwen the Republican
tleKet 5000 or 1000 majority, and 1t has soon
af,erward been carried by the Democrats by
100 or 1900. Local questions Affect our
vote a good deal. 1t is the intention TO have
a strong local ticket this iall, and that
at course will strengthen the State ucket. zee
VI Va ason rhv we shoud Id not carry Lrie County by
~ = fair majority The Legislature is reasonably GER
tam to be Republican, aud we onght to carry tue
I'll vote IA brought out and although tins is what
ia termed an of year, / think The peculiar inter
eat that attaches to this election viii sufice tc
| hiring ont q much larger Repubican vote thsl
| would otherwise be the case"
S,olonel William d. Dickey. OF Newbnrg
!, CoutfuueA On Fifth Page.