New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
THE STATE CANVASS.

The Lyons Republican wants to see General Can
nominated for Governor 1t talks of him in this sra.n
"He has the elements OF popularity, honesty courage
and determination; q man of sound tudgment-pstn
spoken and approachable He invites inspection Of mis-
record as soldier and State officer. and needs no
defence; he Is strong with the masses, because they
trusts committed TO his have been discha with
fidelity. II nominated he VIII be elected there Is no
doubt of IT,"
Congressman Ira Davenport. whose name Is fire.
auently and favorably mentioned In connection VITA
the Gubernatoria nomination is on his way home from
Europe In greatly improved health.
the Democrats take the advice Of he Rochester Her
aid they will head ticket with Horato Seymour
1t would seem that +" Boss" Mclaughlin has decided
that the Democrats cannot do better than to run Hi
for Governor For The Brooklyn Eagle comes out for
Hill and throws several buckets OF icewater on the
movement to make General Slocum a candidate.
Senator Coggeshal OF the Oneida District. tells re-
porter OF The Syracuse Herald, a candidate for
denomination, but am not spending my time In golns
the country making canvssa neither am going
TO pack any caucuses. When meet Republican tell
hi that will take the nomination II II comes, and
nominated Will work hard to be elected IL wouldn't
surprise II the party saw ht TO renonnate me- Ana
wouldn't surprise me- either, IL they didnt sui. nave
iu my mind that will 90 back to Albany neKs
winter"
Assemblyman Raines Of Ontario, is being urged fcr
the Republican Senatorial nomination in the XXviIita
District The district composed Of the counties OF
Ontario Wayne, Schuyler and Yates The Assembymaa
IS brother OF eI-state Treasurer Raines.
The Republican caucus in clean carried by ma
jority OF five against Senator C. p. Vedder. who Is
candidate for denomination.
The Ch,nungo Telegraph argues that the Republicans
cannot do better than nominate Senator Thomas for
Attorney General.
II the Democrats do not mako John c. Jacobs their
candidate for LieutsnantG most probably he
will run again for the Senate although the fact that he
came near getting left at home last time 10 wei CAL
culated TO discourage him
great many Republicans saying that they would
like to see Congressman James Wadsworth back in his
old place-the state Controliership.
Senator Mccarthy will enter the Republican STATE
Convention with a solid Onondaga delegation behind
him for the Lieutenant Governorship. Provided that
Frank Hscocks name Is not brought forward for GOV
Kidder NJ Scott Of Livingston. who has represented
that county continuously In the Assembly since 1881,
"a nromInent candidate for the Republican nomination
For senator In tho XXXth District The district con.
sts OF the counties OF Livingston, Wyoming, Geueses
and Niagara
with the understanding that Senator Mccarthy has his
eve on the ovsrnorship and therefore will
not make canvass for reelection to his present post
finn the friends OF Francis Hendricks pressing him
for the Republican Senatorial nomination. Mr.. Hen
drick. has served two terms the Assembly and has
been Mayor OF Syracuse. Cortland County also mas
candidate In the person OF Judge A. Smith The Demo
Gratis may have to order draft TO get man 70 run
against the Republican nominee. Mr.. MCCARTHY mas
the district without ntermsson since 1875
IL seems to be pretty we'll understood that the Repuo
l,cans of tho Oswego-Jeherso district will make ex
George B. Sloan their candidate for the senate
The Democrats OF the river counties would like to see
@ Senator Homer A. Nelson nominated for Governor
The Kinderhook Rough Notes (Dem) divides the Demo-
Gratis of Hudson into the Tilden and anti Tiden FAC
tlons II would he rather rough on Cleveland
Speaker Erwin, who paid flying visit to New-York
and returned Ogdensburg last night that no man
will know up to the night before the Republican Con-
vsntion who will be nominated for Governor.