New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07


Albany IN the city In the legislature AS 10
delegate to tho Saratoga Convention Mr. Case sad he
could cniphaticay say that 1t vas convention OF mo
peoule and its nominees would be enthusiastically sup
ported
AR Page seconded the resolutions He said that the
club stood firmly for municipal reform and local SELF
government Brooklyn had been governed on these
principles for four ears Tho club demanded con-
tlnuance OF the sort OF government whenever
party nominated could be looked to to carry out
these principles Brooklyn would be supported ny tne
club
S. b. yea strenuonsly urged home rule under an
honest administration of government and such represeh
tativcs mt Albany as would help an honest Mayor
f. b. Gambler supported the resolutions not only Tor
what they said nut also for what they Implied. II
neither party pat up men ht ior ONCE INC c'uo "o"
nominate its own men and eject them -.
terizaon or paror e said no was In faVor OF
IT, A. Biakesice Appeared for modcsty the art of the
club 1t could do nothing without 1t had pubic sehtE
Other sreakers urged the putting forth OF every effort
for good government in Brooklyn The resolutions were
r. woodruff on red a resolution in favor of a direct
vote delegates to nominating conventions III the
primaries, which Mas also adopted.
CHEERING REPORTS TO REPUBLICANS.
WHAT EDITORS IN VARIOUS QUARTERS sAY-rHE
AoUEDUCT wnRKMEN.
The rainy weather kept the politicians IN
doors yesterday and until nsht that tho Re
publican Headquarters filed by visitors during
the day Secretaries Vrooman and Chlek-
eriug kept busy attending TO
correspondence great piles of which had
accumulated over night -" am contemplating the Of
feriug of a chrome przc," said Mr. vrooman, for the
discovery OF any Mugwump who Will not vote the kc-
publican ticket Last our reports from the canvass
contained list after st OF men who did not intend to
vote or who intended to vos for Cleveland Not SIN
gle nmation Of this character has reached us this year
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would be u Central Park curiosity"
The STATE Committee sent week TO the seyera Re
publican editors of the State, asking for their opinions
ms to the outlook their several localities The replies
have begun to como in. Mr. stveis OF The orange
county iress. Middetown. says; Things are looking
encouraging In Orange County We shall Ito well for the
state ticket" willard A. Cobb. OF The Lockpor'
JouJ7iri writes: I've open Repub-
lican County Committee rooms here today
aud shall enter an aggressive campaign. There Is
absolute barmohy with regard TO the ticket among Re.
publcans. II looks ike majority fol- Davenport and
The rcsi in Niagara County this iail I'M, ~,
Mr. Kellogg writes from Essex County " me KepnD-
leans this county feeling areat confidence III the
election 81 Our state ticket We shall give ronsihs vote
for II IN this county"
NJ. Titu. Of Babylon says Never in my recoilcc-
ton have the people been - entirely satisfied WIN thc
ticket nominated 10y the Hepnblcans We bavo strong
county tckct-ouc OF the strongest have ever nODi-
mated. and tho Democrats cOncedc tha II Il hard one
to defeat The indications at present are mat suhoN
j. h. Mor"y. OF Iyingston County, who Is ono OF the
best Republican workers IN tie state. wfit"s from
o nominations. things are looking promising Tor out
ticket. Put IA down for At least 1000 majority Tor
Davenport and the rest"
Frank l.. SHAW, Of the ChautarGua County Commit
tee. gave good report from Western Now YORK.
fhcrc Will b. 10 disappointment wncn the votes
from emf OF the State counted We SHALL make
"A showing that Will Hsinui-n the natives
Continued reports came ~ from Wrstchrstcr County re-
gtrdng the wurkingucn on the Aqueduct There are
between 5000 and 1000 men WORK IN the line of nis
improyrme {. Few of them have acquired citizenship
IN The county. 4 IL known ihnt An tnOrt Will bc made
ia have between lJOJ and 5000 of them vote, p'sSy
more. The Republicans of the county wide awake
and propose to stop the intended fraud AT
all hazards. Trey have already. through detectives,
several u lists OF all the the work, and propose
10 take steps them al that they VIII not
he nhir without being Liable to arrest
and imprisonment
General Carr arrived from Albany last night and vas
In conference with the couuii;tce for some time MI
Davenport - Xpectrl Tomorrow. -
Among TIE callers yesterday were ". II.
Iraycraft1 chaiiua an ~ The Kings County Com.
mttrc senator Dagcctt. Pmlp II. Bacrman. Of Troy;
H. r. Jones. Of the Republican National Committee
General !. ". Hustled John 4. Nichols OF lirooklyn
General H. \. Barmuln Samuel 7. Maddox. BROOKLYN
George wilson. Nlchuloud; Colonel Henry Marshall
Edmund stephenson. Mahlou Chance, cxJudec William
H. Robertson. and II. G. Mccarthy. of syracuse.