New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
TIE STAIE CANTASS.

The Bro,Ll,n Eagre asserts that "Hill will be sup
ported by most OF the brewers and di-tilers of tho
state" We commend those words TO the attention OF
NE and other Prohibition whose abors are
In the interest OF the Democratic party
James f. Clark the Republican nominee for the Assem-
bly, I'm the ls Otsogo District OF the largest
daires In the county. He member OF the gallant
l2ist New-Iork Regiment during the war
The XIVth Senatorial District is regarded as Demo
cratic nghod But what with Democratic revolt
in Greene County and Henry c. Conncys strength and
popularity in each of the three counties composing the
district the Republicans certainly have an excellent
lighting chance Of success Mr. Connolly served IN the
Senate In ls7l-'15.
Writing OF the denomination of Senator Henry p Low
in the Orange Sullivan district The Neicburg Journal
SAYS: "senator Low has made admirable record in
tho upper House OF the Legislature He is recognized
as q OF unimpeachube integrity. OF great ability
ana familiarity with public questions ready aud forc
ble drbater and OF commenddble industry and atten-
tivoncss in the performance OF his legislative duties.
He Is such may be voted for 10y citizens OF all
political beliefs with the confidence that he will do
nothing srns his fair fame or that of the dis
trict which he has ably and crcditaby represented
The Nec- Yor star having called Governor Hin "a
former" The Hmra Adeeytiser cogently remarks that
no other paper has the news
The Jefferson County Republican Committee in order
to stimulate cIertion, announce that "to the town or
ward Of the county which shall cast the largest proper
onae number of for the entire Republican ticket
the election November 3, compared with tho Re-
publican President In 1854. this committee will
give 500 worth OF annual subscriptions to Republican
direction or the member Of the County Committee ard
the Town Committee representing the successful town.
Edmund l.. Pitts the Republican Senatorial candidate
In the XXIXh District, represented Orleans County for
five successive terms Qs6i-6S) tho Assembly Dur
ing OF these terms hs Speaker. no has also
served terms QSS0's3 In the Senate. Character.
ability and experience concur TO make M Pits's nom
iuation an unusually strcng one
The Utica Herald concludes a review OF Governor HIPS
record by remarkng There is personal abuse
about this 1t is the fit and uexosble law of public life
I'm America that who seeks the support OF tho su
frage shall stand or fall by tho record he makes"
James c. Orton, who has been nominated for Assem-
bly, by the Republicans OF the Ist Westchester District
a son President Orton OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company. lie is young man Of character
and ability
Cornelius f. Keno, OF New-Rochelle the Republican
candidate for the Assembly In tho lid Weschester Dis
trct is seltmade young Irishman, who has earned for
himself prominent position at the bar OF his county
The district is close and its present Representa-
tive in the Assembly Is Democrat but Mr. Kene is SO
popular that his chances OF success are excellent.
The Bugdio Express characterzes The Elnira Gasetes
defence OF Mr. uils relations to canal claims de-
fence that does not defend"