New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
e0TTHERN TIER COUNTLESS
.uow,NG GREAT REPUBLICAN STRENGTH
..,,,pSoR HILL REPUDIATED by HIS OWN '0'-
,,p nAyRSPORT's POPULARITY.

.,n>op MIL RrPUDIATRD BY HIS OWN CoONii
Np. DAvRNPORI's POPULARITY
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE IiiDONN'I
.r,,up,. Oct 13.-Repubhcans vi 'ho 80 -.
80 nortbern counties of the sla'e "io 81 a. .ho
ern a"u -, tho large Republican vote gwen i'll 'no
surpris'' ~ =, oountie,. Broome, Toga. Chemune'
southern u'' Cottaraucus and Chautauqua POLL
e'o o,Id NOT he astonished TO see every one o '
mites 60 Republican by large majority fo
ia r. Hill the Democratic cSnuiN"'
cvArnor lives in Chemung, anu ''.ont
1nes the Democratic candidate loi
Governor In Broolne' -. ,,, n. dne pin
Tbs increase in the Republican vote VIII DC - Tons
IL 90 the excellence OF the Republican ho'ni'''
o. state and Legislative offices ana the p"I -
Nv tho Democrats. Ira Davenport lnc h' - tbat
d;date for Governor, living IN steuocn' % rnoro has
comfy will give Lin phenomenal i"'O'I I'D A. has
o1,vavs been "A local pride in MI Da'enP - Gov a.
- ,,self an every occasion when ne mas iuii ~.
SHOWN i'' 80 ohoad of ;he other Republican can
nv - an ,ho counties in his Congresslohai uI'"'
IN 80 hin, large najorties. year ago Oh''iV -
hin, sos majority to 730 cast Tor inc t'eiu .,
da,,ioi electors; steuben LII TO 0o9 o"S' iO'
1oc,ors. and Yates 3O1 majority TO LIZ o Ioi t ~
- making n total gam for Mr.. Davenport oil olo 'o'0
Ar nm on the other hand will lose Cbemuhs Oo',
overai wears past the tide has been against MN III
.h conptv a Though formerly 1t was one Oh inc Doi
Dsmocratjc counties Mr. Hills party frlehus' ho"o''
hove more and more become dissatisfied WIN hi'" w
o.,v,ng that no only has a selfish interest III PO''
H. hos rendered political opponents more hostile an"
- ,enated political friends His political manage
rao,t has converted Chemung from DemocrauuC
M Pepublican county. The change Is especiaiII!
observable in the vote o iot CanruS Comfy over
taves In $50 Hancock had "a lD&lorlt! Vi oIi! ia
~er Garfield In 1854 Blaine had MUorllS Vi ~
80 CIeve,and IL will thus he seen tia unucI W.
H,l's management the Democratic Nole III tn -
Do,nt and that now there is Republican hipoIiS ~
r. c|nuty Mr. Blaine's large majority was pecul"i
Eliminating to Mr. Hill As acknowledgements Vi lis
ssid To-day: lin himself was running Tor DoNeIno, ~
crennng County-at least all knew here that lie WoulI
sncceed 10 Clevelands seat IL the latter were
PreiJrnt-yet he had the modification OF SEEING Wy
conntv 90 heavily Republican, MI I'M IL WIN
row seem will have the same experience asHh ii IN
,rs Cnuntv Nearly three weeks have passed since
his nomiu yet there is only one portrait o mn
nsyed in MS home city, and that is an olu one
1Uhen no was "A candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
economs zeal owner OF the Autograph has pasVeu slce'
- nnneI over the word Lieutenant, so that II reaGs
{" For Governor, David b. HILL, well enough out Wv t
hidden word nevertheless, shines through tue rase
There is noticeable lack of interest, also, anon
Gratis concerning Mir. lIilTs fate ana an III az -
from this county, Mr.. DaVehpOrt h'DVIit' III Wv ~
ought to be $4,000. -, =, -, a,,od he On
Tine Reru1cau state ticket will be much aided Dy an
oxceeut nomination made for Senator by the heIuuil
cans I'm tins district, the XXVlth. composed Oh tnc
o"no,ies of Chemuug SteuDen and ADegany. Tue nom
tnation as that of j. SlOat Fdssett OF TINS cIt9
for the past two years has admirably represthou
di.rct I'm the legislature From the cordial tone WIN
WHICH his nOmin alton has been spoken oi DN DOM
cratic and Republican newspapers u that
people of district recognize ana value HIS iH'oi
gence, zeal and Integrity. 1,-.- A.-o ,o,,i,ot oil
sTbe Repnhicans OF Chemung County have nOhlha'eG
CHARLES Hill of Milport, for AsseinDi mana goou
DaminatiOr Mr. HILL who has capital war record j.
now an industrious and capable farmer Inc DemoCI"'
will have hard work TO defeat him.