New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
THE STATE CANVASS.
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"We confess" says The Utica Observer Dem), awe
are at a loss TO understand upon what signs or crcnn
stances the Republicans base their pretended confidence
in their ability TO carry the state Of New-lOrk, N0vem
her g." We would inform our contemporary that the
Republican confidence" is pretended" but ia the
geuiiue article and that Il founded these two cir
cumstancgg, among Othersthe strength ana popularity
Of the Republican ticket ana u weakness anu uuPoPu
laIity OF the Democratic ticket.
Robert H. smith, the Republican candidate for the
Assembly in the Ist Orange District IS wellkhown
resident of Cornwall and has made good record as the
representative Of that town IN the Board OF Sucrsors
It'll reported that the Republicans Of the Orangesul
Iivan District will ren0minate Henry Il. Low to the
senate lie was an efficient and ustwOrthy member Of
the las, Senate and IL he again ought to be elected
Dy an emphatic majority.
It's understood that the Democrats Of the Albany
District will run Colonel A. j. Parker jr for Senator
He has already member 0 the lower House The
Republicans say they can beat MIN.
The Republican Senatorial Convention for the Monroe
Orleans District will be held at Albion on October 20
General Rogers Dcleyan T. Clark and Daniel f. Day
are mentioned ~ candidates the Democratic sena-
tOria domination IN the Erie District
The Syracvse Joiu'a0i reports that "the Republican
vote OF Ouondala County VIII be got out at the coming
election and The state ticket Will be given rousng'
od-fashIOucd majority
This is the way me Rochester PostErpress puts it
1.-THE Democratic ticket ready boxed and addressed
for t'dcstlnaton up Salt River. And Jones he pays
the trcl-ht'"
judge Tourgce gives the Republican state ticket this
empl a;c Endorsement: THE convention has given us
the average ticket that have ever known to be
nominated any state. It is not al head nor all tail 1t
il not factioa in the Of representing various con
hctng elements but Is harmonious because nomogcne-
GUS. The judge Will take the stump Tor the Ticket
Tie Seventh ward Inviucbles Is the name OF Re
publican club organized Buffalo for the campaign.
Abram b. Weaver, whom tho Democrats are running
for Senator In the Oneida District has served three
terms Asscmblyman and two terms az ouperintend-
OF Pubc Instruction.
James d. Warren. the retiring chairman or the Re
publican Committee in his paper. The B"D"lo CONNER
ciai AGrccr thus speaks Of his successor In making
Captain Chester Cole. OF Steuben chairman the mem
bcrs OF the Republican state Committee acted wisely.
Captain Cole has hau large experience on the committee
1, q good organizer an effective and energetic worker,
and ~ well acquainted with politicians throughout the
state all Of which qualifications are absolutely nec,s
Sdry for good chairman
In the LIST Niagara strict the names most prominent
~ mcntiogcd for the Assembly nomination are Messrs
John G.. Freeman and Charles H. Squres On the Repub
lcan side and L. r. Gordon and j. Hunter On the Demo
cratic side In tho lid District W. r. Horne and Loren
Church are talked Democratic candidates. and Peter
A. Porter aud T. III. Corwin, OF Ncwlauo, as Republican
candidates