New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-23
TIE STIIE CANVASS.

t thoa O5s,yr.y believes that "tho three leading :"
r,rocrotc candidates for Governor Flower. I'LL
and Cooper Does Tie Observer believe that Flower
leads HI
scvorol OF tho best members OF the last House have
already beeu renominated
m, ElDra Advertiser reports that the denomination
of Senator Fassott tXNNlIth DISTRICT Is assured WIFI
out A dissenting voice.
The Port Jercis Union explains how 1t happened that
tho Democrats OF tho lid Orange District failed formally
IN ,5or.e the Administration "A resolution. says Inc
Union chad been prepared indorsng the AtminsIra-
too of President Cleveland and Governor Hill and was
m The AM hands ready be read, but he did not
grt AN opportunity TO do so In the delegates anxiety 10
adjourn To the Darr0Om Dclo"'
The dorchester Union would seem to suspect that some
ono of the Democratic powers that be intends TO Inter
rrre with tho legitimate workings OF the Democratic
STATE Convention Hence The Union warns whom 1t may
coucern- Cleveland Manning for insancc-hat tho
linn, ma. gone by whom any little warning at any polltl
cal centre whether at Albany or bGshlhSton eau name
the candidates or shape the pOcy OF the party
"The Democratic nominee for Governor" according
TO The yecburg journal. "wll be Mr.. Hin or somebody
named by the bosses OF the party, Manning IL. ..
Thompson, aud Mclaughlin
senator Robinson, OF the XXYIiIth District, who is
loolIng for u denomination in the course or recent
speech asserted that the opposition TO HIM IN Wayne
County was lhsPHou Wy ""N ''''"N =" "'"fi''SN
politicians.
The Auburn advertiser calls him Roswell Perennial
Flower aud notes that and Governor Hill have sud
denly developed remarkable aud an Intense interest In
agriculture
The Syracuse Journal states plain and palpable fact
vhop a. writes that mrs activity I'm his own
h,holf Inns been such disgrace the exalted position
no now holds, aud Of which no has proved himself
wholly unworthy
Tho delegates chosen from Schenectady County to tho
pepublcan Senatorial Convention for tho XYlth Dis
trtt favor the nomination of Judge Yates.
Willis Tew n banker OF jamestown. is mentioned as
tbc Democratic nominee for Assemblyman in the lid
Chautauqua District.
Jhe Binghaaon Republican says that the nomination
OF Dr. EIson squarely up to the high mark which
recent Ropubcanl conventions have set for Assembly
nominees
correspondent OF The Buffalo Express reports that
the candidacy Judge A. W. Tourgee for Senator In the
Cnttaraugus. Chautauqua district Is meeting with gem
| eral approval
The Prohibltlonists OF the XVIII District have noh
mated the Hon. c. Il. Freeman OF Syracuse for State
Senator. . " a., ,.
of tho canvass for the Repub lean nomination for AS
sembyman In the Is. 81. Lawrence District The
convention by majority vote OF twenty'three IN con-
yepon OF thirty-sevon delegates, has honoraby and
fairly nominated tho Hon derrit s. Conger. The as
sembed wisdom convention decided that It was
not best to nominate mt the present time either General
Curtis Mr. Gleason or Mr.. Pckens. who had made long
and hard contests the district They took up new
man. man without enomlos, brave aud unhinching
soldier, an able lawyer true Republican, and man
| against whom tho breath OF suspicion was never
breathed. Mr.. Pickens ana his supporters ana Mr..
Gleason and his friends and wo believe, most OF the
supporters VI Mr. Curtis, yvo In their unqaahued 10Y