New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
SYRACUSE REPUBLICANS.
MR.. ulsCoCK TALKS OF SUCCESS.
srRoNG NOMINATIONS FOR THE LEGISLATURE
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SYRACUSE, Oct. %" We are making good
canvass in Onoudaga County FOR MI Davenport and his
associates the Republicans state ticket said Con-
gresham Frank Hiscock yesterday aud in my opinion
we shah roll up "a large Republican majority in the
county. II me also that Nj. Davenport Will
have a majority the State ticket
Have you had much speech making - enQuircd THE
TRIBUSEs correspondent,
.Not mucE but what We have had made decided i'm
preston. Tho only formal speech made was that OF
Senator Eyarts on wednesday evening last That Won
rs a great macy votes. Ia my opinion We cannot have
TOO many Republican speeches IN the Interior OF The
state. Our state Committee sagacous IN sending
Senator EvartS here and TO Buffalo, ami Governor For
aker t. Jlucs;own and to Rochester. wish VIC could
have speech ia every interior city by Republican
Of National reputation every night TN election day.
We always prosper BY making sUch "a
campaign. was hoping that we coud Induce John A.
Logan stop hero for hour 50 next week while
joucucyiug from Biughamton TO Osweso. We tee
gaphed to ST Johusbdry, W., making tno request. but
h has responded that he regrets That his health
VIII not PERM. him to make more than speech
Day speaks at Oswego the evening OF the day
we desired him to deliver address, here Of course we
wnlhav to abandon the hope that be would speak in
Syracuse Our party is TO excellent sbape there no
daiecti on and tine loch nominations good that
We shall poll large Republican vote. Nr. Hendricks
our candidate for senator, win uuqucSuonably be
elected and the four Republican candidates for Assem-
byiucn frol, this Coneress.oua! district
Francis Hendricks. the Republican candidate for Sen
ator IS making u prosperous canvass, as wo1id
naturally be the with man so deser'euy
popular. For many years he hal been quiet
hard working business GuIn. when tho Republic ans
Thought from She efficiency H. displayed asa Fro Com
IN s. that he would made good Mayor for S,ra-
Cuss. TIE lay after they npUintted hin tae Demo
cratic organ, Thc Colrirr ler.ively asNeI Who i
Mr. Hendricks T. Tue voter, satisfied the editors that
they know Mr. Hendricks los giving hm n minority 81
500 in cIty that fcQucnty elects Democratic Ny'rs
Mr. Ilculricks administration of tie citSs affairs was
dstip Iisbed for the ability AMI honesty with which
everything was done. Whom he srrrenicred Lis oicc
,ontjcaus kusw that II ne shoud ever again %
seek political honor no would have an earnest support
from The people Ia 1883 the R'puba ms Of the ia
Assembly District of Ouondt-I CoHuty Induced Mr..
Tenirck, to 70 their candidate and lc was elected
So sal sfactory was his work at Albany That when he
was reuor mated In 1854 his majority was increased
several hundred. Reaching Albany a second time Ir
Hendricks found that he had been appointed member
OF tho leading comuittee of tAo Assem- bly,
that on Cities A. such bo foud
necessary represent Nrw-Nurk and Brooklyn
on the committee well rs syracuse, the members Of
the csninitoe from those cities not protecting their
constituents but approving tue scores of measures intro
ducot money oli OF the treasures OF those cities
am give lte in return Tor it, VI. HruIii'Ass cicva-
tol 20 the Senate VIII therefore hoe peculiarly valuable
10 So -Yors aud BcOpEyu from hlN hostility 90 the
various bills 'uV5ci Intro u-ed AZ INST thor inter
est. With Nj sloan "t o,w'so County lie cIn hc
looked G., by tn" 2Kpayris Of NewlpgN protector
vixen m}s are introduced IN The Le-iN.a'ure to take
r." Deuuotats have nominated i,on..t Mccarthy.
I pfryr u. 1h .Sna,c Gsrict Nj Mc5,jy IS hard
ware nan with %" experience %. l'H'i'S me i''h'-
mat he WI send e,,,nsh money To- an NH
h9y to IS for SIr 8u 1t ,eem.to be tl s,-u of the
u n% 'S =. >. mere, N ON, t Of
the democratic state ticket ~ order 10 got vot" for
Mr. H'I H. Corttl.it Comfy. which Is d. THIS senate
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