New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

State election" he said There q much better feeling
among Republicans than existed last year, while the
opposite s true of the Democrats"
ernorr
No. They had candidate for superintendent Of
Public Works who failed to get that other pace
and the result has been beneficial Democratic
party Besides the Legislature has caused widespread
dstrust OF Democratic me hods."
"Is Senator Macarthur a candidate for renomina
tiOn 2"
Yes but it is too early yet to speak of that matter"
HOW BUFFALO DEMOCRATS FEEL
W ]. McCune of The Butdlo Courier, who is member
OF the Democratic State Committee, in answer to ques
ton to how the Buffalo Democrats satisfied with
the Governor said IN a laconic way:
Pretty we'll"
"Do you think he viii call extra session OF the Sen
Il have no special knowledge on that subject, but
don't think there will be an extra session" .
How 90 you regard the action OF TaDmany in de:eat-
Ing the Governors nOmlnati0nsl
"Oh, that small matter. 1t won't amount to
much There is no use trying 10 make mountain out
"IIave the Governors appointments been satsfac-
Fairly So"
And the record of the Leglsla.ure"-
" Was toleraby good one"
Are the Republicans working in harmony in Buff
1, NO they are just a. bitter as ever. They asht like
cats and dogs"
THE GOVERNOR CRITICISED.
Republican editor from Buffalo, who requested that
his name be not mentioned, asked what be thought
fMr. McCunes analysis OF the situation III reply he
said:
ION, he is kind Of dyspeptic-disappointel guess
because the Governor did make him Railroad Com
missioner. give him other place.
regard the Republican situation as very
promising Think will gain the state Senator in
that district this year. tle Federal olcehoicrs DO Lot
attempt 20 dictate who shall be the canuldste."
as tAc Governor given satisfaction to his friends In
BuEdlof"
lIr McCunc stated that correctly when NJ SAID
pretty we'll The Governor well, but he has got
good aea to learn yet When he cuts loose from he
Manung Hill clique at the Capitol he will do he ter nc
far from being fiatesman. Gc had splendid
opportunity to load his party. tns year, oat
dsgraccful record which the Leeialat1re made has
gwen splendid handle to the Republicans BUT II we
cAancs of success hs wear Happily the influence OF
Mt CUnkilng u about As llhltnd rs Lis good scuse
FEELING ~ TIE SOUTHERN TIER.
r. r. soper OF The Einl'ra Gd-eoe, in which Leuten-
antGoycrnor David b. EIil has proprietary interest,
expressed himself as satisfied with the Democratic ont
look
Along the Southern Tier" he sald the Democrats
we'll pleased with the Governor and the Legislature
II Tsmmauy Hall to put mp candidate fora
state Office now in opposition to ihc regular tckc,
II would not poll single vote IN Cheauus County un
less II purchased vote Mr. Hin and Mr Arnot.
who acted with Kelly IN 1879 in entire accord now
Iammany has no friends there, providing II follows its
TuI-0r-un policy"
Is there iay di'cord in the Republican ranks ?"
don't hear OF Any now. There Is nothing 10 bring
what do you think of the Democratic party making
its next fight oH "a 'tarin Tor revenue only 7"
think II would b, a piece Of folly to attempt any
such thing Ths; ought not 10 be made party quea-
uOu."
Az Extra SESSION PROBABLE.
T. Pren'lss Bailey the editor The Jf,ca ObSerrcr
the Democratic organ the former nome ofe1-Senator
Conknns That paper has always been in sympathy with
the Ii.den policy.
"The Governor ana the legislature" said Mr. Bailey.
" have not caused much dis appointment among
Democrats IN oneida County. what there
IS comes from failure to se, Office But have in
d-.c, two out OF the three Railroad Commissioners
we ought TO feel satisfied. Generally speskos. the
party il IN good condition for the contest this year
"Wil not tue light VITA IaUmany occupy some atten-
tlon -
The Tammany soclled anti-Tilden element in |
Oneida County has amounted TO much and IS |
exceedingly small No, do not regard that as
Offering any nope for the Republicans. think that /
trouble In fair way TO be settled soon have lr.ynte
Then YOU think that there will b. session OF
the state senate :"
Yes Ibceyc hat there will De an extra session "a
soon as matters have quietcd down little. And all
sides Will be satisfied with the result Tsmmauy. how
ever. had no ground for opposing Mr NurthJ."
What Ia the Republican situation IN Oneida"
" The sial~art7 there are very bitter ConkllnS has
any Shcrc Else in the do Rcpupu-
can situation there u much improved from last
but the Democrat, crgot Il years ago aud c!eyc
that thei will carry tt dgaiu this year"
TIE REPUBLICAN SITUATION GOOD.
An Albany Republican editor said
The situation. for the Republicans, good The
Legislature made disgraccfuiy partisan,
oncc grabbing record have been over a considerable
part OF the state recently. and find disposition
among Republicans to perpetuate past differences.
rhero are rare exceptions among discarded
tadc.S who without influence. I
II the dihoIcuccs Ncw-York city can be
adjusted remove the feeling Of discomfort here
ind distst which the city Organization has created
throughout the state, and IL the Administration at
Washington Will nOt attempt TO interfere, shall carry
he this year The Iammany -Iilden ight 10
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