New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
THE STATE CANVASS.

The Troy Tunes ventures the opinion that Mr. Morton
would accept the Republican nomination for Governor,
and It adds Mr. MortOnls one OF two or three men who
can be elected.
m, Flushing Times commends the resolution adopted
by the Republican State Committee at Its late meeting
proyidng for conference OF the county committees.
"such aconforence" The Times thinks "cannot fail to
develop the localities which require the attention OF the
state Committed IL cannot ra TO show the local party
leaders the rich wisdom OF widespread experience It's
Influence In stimulating all the county politicians TO
hearty action and to unite will be very considerable.
The Prohibtonists of Albany County have nominated
Low Dederick for Senator
A. g. Farnum. who has Represented the first Wayne
district u tho Assembly during the last two years is
likely to be rcnOminated.
.nson g Wood, OF Wayne, General Carr's efiicef,
DAINTY. ia among those mentioned for Secretary OF
state.
Lewis County is urging the nomination Of Charles L.
Knapp. LOwville lawyer, for Senator for the Xxth
District
m. Po,,qhkeepsie Ns1s (Dem): "The Democratic
friends or Governor In urging him for denomination
meet the fierce opposition of the Mugwumps who have
declared that mo Jefersonsn Democrat or rock
ribbed Democrat must Dc nominated LUIS Dars Hill,
Flower, Hewitt. Slocum and Cooper"
The Republican nomination for Assemblyman Is not
likely TO 90 begging IN Orleans County. The Lockport
Journal reports that "hvo towns IN the county have
already q candidate.
HarDers Fsekiy The election OF a Republican candi-
date for Governor like Mayor Low Sherman s.
Rogers would be positive approval of the Presi-
dents course the election OF almost any Democratic
candidate who has been mined, because none or the
Democratic candidates who have been conspiouously
named are any sense either in themselves or In their
active gu ppOrters friends Of reform In the Presi
dents sense, while Mr. Rogers, for instance, although
he voted for Mr. Blaine. Is thoroughly In accord with
Mr. Cleyeland's declared policy, which, however he
would probably crioise as not sufficiently stringent or
consistent
The Bin0hao'tOn Republican seconds the motion to
make Senator Thomas the Republican candidate for
Acknowledgment "He will 90 before the conven.
ton" it says, stranger TO tho whole State His
services In the Senate were conspicuous ana his record
~ clean and bright
The Syracuse Courier (Dem) Is kindly pointing out to
the Republicans of the onondaga-Cortland Senatorial
district which OF the two counties is entitled to the
nomination for tho Senate this year. The Courier would
do better TO save its energies for the desperate task of
finding Democrat rash enough 20 run AGAINST the Re
publican candidate whether he turns out To be an Onon-
daga Cortland man.
Governor Hill may or may not thank The Bugafo
Courier for the language 1t uses speaking OF his
didaoy The Courier says that las friend and sup
porter of the Federal Administration he will be candI-
date before the saratoga Convention and, II he obtains
the nomination, candidate before the people OF the
State"
A spirited contest Is being waged for the Republican
Senatorial nomination In the xXvIth District. The
District consists OF the counties OF Cayuga. Seneca
Tompkns and Toga. The present Senator Is Edward s
Esty OF Tompkins. who has served but one term aud
whose friends urging his denomination. Cayuga has
q candidate In tho person OF William b. woodn. WHIT
has already served ten years in the senate Besides
there are two other asprants for the place Charles
Barager the present Assembiyman for Tioga County
and ex-Assenbyman Albert NJ. Patterson. OF Seneca.
The Brooklyn Untoa says that Indications point
very quiet primaries among Republicans and yer,
stormy ores among the Democrats oil Aings County.