New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-22

for the XVIII District onondaga ana Cortland Coan-
tesl VIII be held on Thursday next The former meets
ut Potsdan and tho latter at Syracuse.
The Swacuse Herald furnishes this Information In
gard to the political situation Repubican) n Onondaga
County: "The Senatorial nomination will undoubtedly
go to Mr. Hendricks without dissenting voice. the
movement in favor of Judge A. p. Smith, OF Cortland
having gone to pieces according to appearances In the
let Assembly District OF OnOndaga County Wallace Tap
pan, who represented the district last year. Is conceded
the nomination. In the lid District the city will not
enough candidates make up the Ticket In the hid
D,s;TIcS George Baxter OF sana' Anjrew Wllkn, OF
Eighth Ward. are candidates"
The Albany Times seconds the motion tiist Milton III.
NOrhrup OF Syracuse, be nominated by the Democrats
for Secretary of State
Controller Chaplin figures Civil Service reformer
call wool and yard WIDE" And yet The Albany Argus,
II to convict him Of playing the hypocrite says that
"Mr. Chaplin has appointed forty to positions,
most of them under the Civil Service law but In this
number you cannot find one Republican re under
tunties to appoint Democrats, than any man liz puoilc
Office"
Samuel J. Tden, jr remarks that he is too busy to
run for Secretary OF State.
Tho result OF the oyerheated canvass for the Repub
lcan nomination to the Assembly in the Tst St. Law
renee District Ia the appearance OF two candidates in
the field, General Curtis aud Gerritt S. Conger
Speaking OF Governor HIPS tourof tho state prisons
The Chicago Times remarks: at must make the Gov
fall so many voters Of tho opposition locked up"
We beg leave The Times that IL the voters In
question got chance they would come OUT for Hill
TIE Troy Times believes that on the first ballot for
Governor In the Republican Convention General Carr
will have not far from 300 votes
The Rochester Democrat reports that the Republicans
Of Monroe County for the best and most available
and will he united in working for tho success Of the
Ticket"
1t is rumored that William p. Kirk, member OF the
Democratic State Committee for the AlIth District Is to
be superseded By Charles DcmOng.
good many Republicans at this end OF the State are
saying that gresham Henry j. Sender OF Long
Island, would make a strong and popular candidate for
Governor isley that the Queens County delegation
Will present his for the consideration OF the Re
publican Convention.
espondent OF The ithaca Journal quotes Andrew
D. White as follows: Z" esteem General Seward. OF
Auburn. highly. think that his would BIO capital
nomination He is good fellow. His nomination would
be excellent II would be good thing TODD, his
name would be tower in the rural districts. Every
body codia seaport him."
To the distracted coSaltion in which tho Damo-
Gratis OF Cayuga County find themselves 1t is only
necessary that less than four conesng dele
gates appeared In the lid Assembly District ConVen'
ton.
The Ctica Observer asserts that had Mr. Flower or
ggnized n campaign in his behalf this year. his
nomination IA Democratic candidate for Governor
would have become "A certainty by this timo."