New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
ONEIDA COUNTY POLITICS.
PFpuBLICANs REUNITED.
&c SAID on BOTH sIDEs-HILL THE 0hoioA
OF THE DEMOCRATS.


OF THE DEMOCRATS.
,, STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBoNt'i
r., Sent. 2.-The political situation III
,a f,nunty was so peculiar last November 'na n.y.
a GORE than usual interest on the part Oh ou'uo tn
arc condition OF affairs here at the present '''a ,na
onrv Of prominent members OF the parry ""1 for
49, 81 tho old stalwart faction leaves ttio rom ~
leaicrs nomnat,ous the party will poll Its
-, rrp,ere may be a few votes lost on account
M otoo,,on by President Cleveland OF some ior'ior NO
rh,icans in Office who supported MN las' S0', - -
n he more than Offset by the disailecuoh o ' =, Tho
.r,nc side because of that course. inc
ssept time all rentres In the contests loF io' ,Io
lions A County Clerk, sheriff and SUI ,.e,nn,v
poor are 10 be elected, besides members Vi ooeol
60 senator and a Supreme Court Judge 10 s"''''
fudgo Hardin, whose term expires 'nis '0 rrdga
The judicial contest is the mos' $780, ',i r,i,cinal
Hardin is a candidate for denomination 49, sr,nture
op,ouent il w. L. Scripture, OF tSouio - .,t oonnty
succeeds in getting all the oeiesh'9 En-, event
ST. ,r,enas expect his nomination, as IN 'n"' 80
saaro viii ,rol ably support him In return ior 'io
stToo Of this county in nominating al Ohonuu-"
candidate when the next vacancy occue' -, his
nonce Judge Har Inns friends, however i' ,h,s
nomination fractional lines are not u''". - ,oa,,
matter though the $50 stalwarts VINO sisno taror
80 Last wear against Mr. Blaine generaiS ~
49, rrc hos tina solid support OF his own cou"'''
,..or and expects the delegates from 'o"0
- ou,s.c Lewis County has candidate ID ii'n's G
Tnrner but he is dark horse wnoso "of 49,,
,,a a, tho possibe failure of the other TWO canu"o'
The Republican call for the primaries no'u
H. was broad enough TO include all hep"oIioa"o'
ony Voc thev snpportsd the ticket last year Men
ioos the stawart manifesto last year TOOK par. ~
,na ,,rimares to day. and have been actNe' i"'i.
mo intention to abandon the party. vi inc a.s,
Cor sber,H and County Clerk one was iorheiis -.
wart and ono " Half Breed ana these '"o , 80
,.arr,,g tocether Concerning the state uoke' ho
dave
49, -. - mora than likely TO lie repre- scntHtNe mon
,,hout either instructions or de'iied pre'ero"
Tbore "a no indication in the talk OF any uiS"S'oV
over candidates on tae State u'Re'' II ""S $50 ,n
arorseA II will be on local matters senator No1sos
=. candidate for denomination and there Is some op
on 70 him He saI ported Blaine last year. pu' was
always known "a a staiwart Whatever oipo
-. a. 70 him arises out of MS legislative career anu
not ON factiona grounds. There Is 10 cahuiuao s :"
the field against him He has consideiaoie i,io
amone the workmen and is supporteS @ suutt Al
torney-sneral under Hamilton Ward hsa ~ IN u
COgeshals canvass %e tSo IL rpeIs OF tue sawar mani
festo ast year and is OF the prOprletois o % 90"
which supported Cleveland sno Rern6iican votes in
his county last year which ia not 20 W d he ,e
Some of them went 10 tue ST. JOnn tlche anu - w a.
aoer for Cleveland II satisfactory state leket Is
noninnteI and Imean by tnat ala ost any az 30 &c
, thsre viii not be 100 those 500 votes
which will not go TO the hepuhnean ucAo' W.. ;',Tnpns
uOt 80
here Rnt il would be easy to reawdhen hes lites ~
nuw,se actions IN Utica. Mr.. Blaine got e9hsisrte
LII 80. e,e which was taken from The Delh"crHtS
'That is vote when think could be held Tor ne ei up
lcars nv nomination OF suca candne a. sso was
100 in 1882 1t was 22s, and last year was
give You instance of how tnnt well a. s,d Ina
friend of mine came to me at the p"s ana sdl' .a
while he would not for Blaine nc Nond no w., hi
the Democratic tekeH ana sad that he WON'T think It over
am, me came brck in hour ana, ihOusn @
nJeT tbe influence Of liquor he said tha he ma con
ifiereuce
he did The Prohibition vote ths year VII Il, w., o.
hack 70 its old proportions. don't think that Tue TO
pnbcsns here have any preferences now Tor 1yrrn"r
ii is my opinion that banker from nc" ,, . IA,
as Mr. Drexel or Mr.. Morton wonld not be str'h- an,
didsie for that he Il APT 10 ,n ch.ss ~
favorable impression on the FARMERS. Win en-
ing at six cents. butter at eighteen Un.s d favor
cents or less the farmers not likely 10 REGARD
ably any who tnev may thIhK w"nn oo no, n W.
favor liberal expenditures Of pubic honet 81 1 II
Wonld make gOOu candidate. though uoh t"" uai i
he would awaken enthusiasm III ms opin'Un, " Ia
Carr WIN would get warm snptolt non asf,c nm
and from the Irish. would call out m eitns as,lc SUI
port MI s%snnort don't III nix would do as we'll
regard the Senatorial matter tnnh VI ,ct r.,
DR. Gums Stories There Is not Ph, Sciah ~ t h
county who would not support Congressman 20 s,m VIZ
the workingmen which would make his election sar
John Brandagee who was the most ao.ne ., M AZ
vorker against the Republican ticket last year. N'u:
think that most of the stawarls quo opp3sed t'e t
last year satisfied with lr Clevea s, no o1or
removed the Postmaster or Internal Revenue Noiv VI
here still they not Democrats, and ony %at iaiI
treatment to support the RsInble1n meSsI wv % RE-
public ticket this year a good K@I nne
would be prefer 30 equally good Den"cr"'i
A good deal depends local nominations. Tue zen,
deDcy now IS toward harmony as Indicated III tue eau VI
the State Committee 49,. IN, q 1h
AaotIer prominent sgner OF the manifesto SAID; IN.
revolt against the ucKet last year was not tunot
against the Republican party Those who t"Dh "a, III
that they had the best interests OF the , az
heart Tbeysstll believe in the Republican part AMI @
stick 10 IT, anes- driven away Dy peIsi-F, W
Candidate the Democrats are likely ~ nominal WIN GET
our votes aud iidate the Repubcins are AIg
nominate Will iose them. bht uh' Si'Vc "0A'' WIN
largely depend on the local ticket a., III, g..
we-known anti -stalwart leader said: l look Tor
n harnonious canvass We are all anxious or good
State ticket II Morton or DreXei were siroh-b sup
ported IN NeYork and Brooklyn we sho d regati ~
favorably here Jndge Davis would suit us very Wen
General Carr has many friends here dont ihi,H ihe
ReunhlIcaus can win without strong effort A. Tor W"
Democrats they Hill here aud look Tor us nol-
nation" . 49,, - ,,,., f,o,ao
The Democrats are all for Hill or floSer ~ oneida
Cooper" sal one of the abest Democratic lehetr III
Jtioa would Ike the weakest candidate We coma put
mn Hill is the strongest aud Is sure or gettnk the
delegates from this part Of the state II ihl "ef" out
they would 90 10 Flower"
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