New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
THE UNITED STATES SEM TORSHIP.

The Warwick Orange County, Advertiser, while admit
ting that Morton and Hscock brilliant ana
abe "we believe that the voice OF the farmers
Of this State will with great unanmity, call for his Nh
Millersl reelection. His loyal determined and indie
fatgable efforts which saved the Oleomargarne bill IN
the Senate last SPRING have won for him this hearty In
dorsement"
The Penn Fan Express argues that Mr. Mlers record
Senator has been barren one and 1t adds that tho fact
becomes the apparent and deplorable when con-
sdered the light o. the fact that during tho past ss
years Mr. Miller has done substantially nothing 10
strengthen his party and has not led 1t TO single VIC
tory.
The New York correspondent Of The Chautauqua Dem
ocrat writes: II" public and private record without
flaw, II long experience in the New-York Legsatare~s
IN both houses OF Congress- II thorough knowledge OF
all the question, relating to the diversified Industries Of
this State especially those looking to the better protec
ton OF farm products. count they ought Mr. Miller
T b. sewYps S
respondent seems not TO agree win US IN 10 se
toral candidates We publish his letter however, 6c-
psthies are with the farmers fully much those
claimed for Mr. Miller, and the work and influence OF tho
former in the interest of the country vii outweigh tho
latter II tho farmers really understood the facts az they
are Mr. MOron strength In tho country would DC largely
augmented"
The course pursued by The Syracuse Journal In regard
to the senatorshp puzzles The Albany Journal which
marks 81" The syracuse Journal is really in earnest in
OF .e e xh,s %, IN IL. sar that 10
Mr. HiscocKs chances as dark morse Dy issaiihS ar
Norton
Assuming that either Mr. Morton Mr. Miller Is to be
elected Senator The Buffalo trrress ventures the sug
gestion to sundry mutual friends and esteemed coutcn
poraries perhaps might be well to keep soft place
In their able n editorial columns for 6 Of %. i9s 10 S
GAINED by Unduly exang the one at the UNJUST expense
Of the other"
The Rochester Democrat expresses the opinion that Mr.
Morton has gained very much IN the race within the last
few weeks" The Democrat believes that Morton Is
and iufe
long article by saying Mr. Morton would make an adj
mirable Senator and victorious party manager ard,
therefore. We DO not wonder at the enthusiasm ~ his
friends lie is certainly very strong among the Eepub
lican masses as well as among republican meinDefs OK
the Legislature, in Western New-iorE'
"There are many reasons" says The Carthage ReP't
Ican why Mr. Miller should 10 returned. lie has con-
founded his enemies and surprised his friends and gained
position I'm Washington which II ~ credable 10 tho
State as 1t is gratifying TO his supporters HIS COLLEAGUES
in the Senate with scarcely an exception nde TO MIN
in terms OF praise and have high regard Tor his aoiy
people take very little interest in any OF the candi
thus far mentioned for Senator, if The Rochester
Post rpreSs Is an accurate observer.
The Troy telegram believes that Mr. Miller has injured
his own prospects 10 that eff he Is allowed TO
make any speeches write any more letters his
canvass will not have leg to stand OIL"
One OF the reasons which The Utica Herald advances
supporting Mr. Miller Is that he has not tried 10 set
himself up as a boss"
II the successful defence in Congress OF the oeomarga-
rne bill constitutes a title to craftsmanship and a claim
on Nations Gratitude then vdr the =, SSs Smda s
calls upon MI Mef 10 pass oVer W Oohsics'an iii'
cock every vote at his command"
The Bnghamon Republican denies that the farmers OF
the State are under obligations to Mr. Miller After s
1.-THE Oeomargarne bill reached Senator Miller the chair
Of the Committee on Agriculture the tax was re-
duced to pound The reduction does not appear
be Senator MIXERS fault but the fact appears, never
theless that through bs lack Of influence or tact the tax
reduced willie the bill in his hands that 1t be-
came ornamental than burdensome to oleOmarga-
rine."
The Lockport Journal rises to remark that "while It
Mr. Miller and gives its therefor 1t is FOR
Republican peace and harmony first. last ard all the
while, no matter who wins the Senatorshp."