New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

-,,,ont ofice .Ine feeling OF kepupicans inrousn
- ar rural districts one OF great determiha'ion.
~ -. not discouraged by the accidental defeat 0.
60. Cal, Encouraging reports come to me from aii
-. .ha state and from other States. have no douo'
- o,r ability to carry the State But i wSola DC u''r o
S,iv for any one to prophecy that the ola,e VIII bo
tssr way by large majority. The elections 'or .uc
ton years show that the State is close one WIN
total vote Of halt million on either sac !. o,y
needs change OF one per cent 70 Iee"1 o,t;es If
the Republican party succeeds IN uniting upon 81 co
ticker and in burying actional dlheTencest .rccess
80 the contest with excellent prospects OF ,.
The Marty is in good condition, healthy, fuii oi
md 4 can win All it needs is that ilepuocahs VI a."
shades OF opinion should come out and Vois'
TIE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
"What Kind of candidate Tor ooVcfho' ""S"' ''''
Republicans to nominateF Y
"Tbe candidate tor Governor should be man OF
.r;sa ability-and by that don't mean that he
,,n.t have held Office for he may oe business man.
Tho w;u he recognized at once man emnentiy III
4r the Mace who can command tho votes OF all nc
ubIc,ns and of those who have usually voted the hc
nub,icau ticket and who plainly will be able to admin
lister the affairs Of this great commercial STATE WIN
high intelligence The Republican party il 1t expects
TO win must bury its tactional differences.
"What should be the party platform r
al think we ought to favor rigid economy IN ad-
mjuisteriug the States finances. l nave never WV
messed such financial distress among the III n
fhe State az that of the present day ne my - g.,
,,roduee is astoushngly low Cheese IN TINS coua!
selling at only six cents pound ana putte. i ~, -
cents think that one Of oar panks might we" We, ~ oo
,asoiut;on in favor of stopping work upon ihe w"
Can;toI apd devoting the 81 ,OOoOoo anhuaiT spen'
nuo, il 10 the enlargement OF the canal locks
neracutal doublelock the Ere lanai q. " ,
Panncass Two noats can now be locked AT the same
time II we lengthen all the locks II Is esunlaeu '
cana hoats can ma re two trips each year. Lnst
year there was more grain taken to New iorA ~ '
yea, .n. a, than there was by the railroads There
,srs az 600 600 bushels by the wafer route ana ony
o. Nco mn Inv lie rail- All the through rates are
Governed by the water rates. In my OPINION VIC o'o
e. New-Yosk is in position to ask the Chteu o'ne nv
20 hear tvothirds of the cost OF maintaining tne Eiie
Canal. The canal Is a Nauohai nsn N dnards
fb,s aid from the United States she can get H. D9 nu
enla ring the canal and drawing commerce 10 III
t;on Would be greatly reduced by an increase OF .ne
States wealth The appropriation for the new Hapoa
If used to enlarge the canal locks wo"' from tbe New
fantoi Investment. but we would az once hnu i9r al
s;,6a ir.-a tic canal investment. lie prison prooc
ionld also 30 solved in sucf manner IL al tle con
yicts would be kept at WORK. and from iuieness, u.
bringing burden ON the stare an" N is ,rages
INC With establ he'd trades and thus reducing wages
permit me TO say in conclusion that oronS o.'
NV Man for the reorganization OF the party IN TINS s'ate
hccanse | thought il would be Tor the interest ana
benefit of the party to adopt it. 40, not af rnre 4
force il upon the party; although shaii ihoc1 Icse
~ lose n il is rejected II had been boss trying
10 rue the party should not have favored H. ior an
snia, cement of the State Convention Will proven,
maninulaton OF its members. But the Plaza adopted
,ll hermit freedom of uttcrance ID the convention Oh
party topics, it will enable hepuocahs 70 se,e. ,h i'm
own candidates for State Offices, will prevent the I'M
noston of unworthy candidates on the parry W
!maclines or BOSSES and will give chahce ior nc"
marty thoughts tn find expression"