New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
sovv VIEWS on THE s,ruArioN.

scnotor Nedder Of Cataraugus who Is at the Morton
House has iust returned from trip TO Cuba lie is
credited with intentions 10 vote for Morton. To TRI
uxr reporter ho said yesterday 81 have paid no at
tenton to the senaorshp having been out OF tho coun
fry ever since election. bought mo copy of Dantos
Inferno" right after the election 10 read about what
had to suffer for four Years and then started ior
Cuba. Since my return nave pc.h Wahink an
eaori to ascertain the sentiment OF my district
have written eiers to leading citizens ~ m ino & ,Vw, ~
and have sought In the newspapers 10 sne, VI" M o
opinion. Wth so much good material ~ thc hcld we
Ought 10 bc able TO make n satisfactory choice Mr
Tyrts is an exceedingly strong lawyer and would suit
me very well Mr.. Russell understand, Is In the field
ton is equally strong and II appears though his
nomination would have tendency to Hattie the party II
thing which Is now absolutely essential TO
future success nnan am ny fa"''' hear from
INV constituents fully. Holdings representative office,
believe my duty to be governed by the wishes oil those
senator Low Of Mddlctown. has just returned from
Texas where is Interested In catralsing and was
IN the city yesterday. II is reported that he iaNors Mr.
Ex senator George b. Sloan is at the Union Ieacuc
Miller Yesterday He said yesterday that he thought
Mr. Erwin would be elected Speaker. unless
there was a combination against him. The strongest
man generally wins unless there is concentration Of the
opposition and Mr. Erwin he judges from the newspa-
Lawrence politician said yesterday THE report
about Erwin and Russell coming TO an agreement,
as published In InE Ihib NJ, Is hot coipiodo. ihe
facts are that Mr. Russels friends became satisfied that
Erwin could and would win without them; 1hey
could Afford that because u WOuia pnJunlce MI
Russers canvass have aspeaker elected who was op
nosed by all his fifteen or eighteen supporters IL
votes If he would agree 10 keep his hands out OF the
scuatoIrhp fight. His reply was that he had
announced himself as favorable TO Mr.. Rus
sell. but did not propose 10 lena ms
name or the Office Of the speaker II elected 20 T. to any
caudlatc That satisfactory 10 Mr.. RusscFs friends
and they will all over 10 Erwin except General Cur
election dead sure" Others deny that Mr.. Russell can
get more than vote from the three Assemblymen
There was a constant stream Of local and State poll
tlcans calling Senator iatt yesterday at The FIRM
Low Coggeshall. General H. A. Barnun ond Charles q
Howard
AN ADDRESS FOR MIR. EvARTs.
The Young Mems Republican club OF this city has L.
.ucd an address calling the Republican Senator'S and
Asscmbymcn Of tho state to vote for Mr. Eyarts
Among the arguments urged in his behalf the follow
ing
Mere rcspcctabllity and fidelity to Republican prn-
ciplc are not enough should the office be bestowed
ability 10 serve the country now and hereafter as leader
Of ihc party aud a defender Of all It has secured
Thl. club has doubt ~ 70 tho peculiar fitness OF r
Evnrts for the Scnatosli1 anl his superiority when
rnupar,d with any other member of tho lie
nnhiican party IN this state unconnectcd a'
he IA with past fncuonal diieteucc', lls
bcen faithful to IT'S princlpc' vigorous IN the advocacy
Whep at home or abroad has he failed ~ the long battle
which hogan IN isjGanl T. MOI yct ciicd ..-.,,...
whirh must arisc iirIrg the next tort ycais
ioarbiug our maunfactit!ne Sonfrrciai .;ls ani
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Hii}nhs Wnitr M Mack ~ hbnr aph nhf5ti will
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