New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
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THE STATE CduPIIGH.

The Democrats of Niaga.a County have re-
nominated Lewis p. Gordon for the Assembly.
The GeDesoe County Republican Convention, which
renomnated Charles A. Sesver for the Assembly,
adopted the following resolution:
Rssolred That our members of the Legislature be In
structen that the desire OF the Republicans o Gem
esee County assessment laws OF the state be so
peraOnaI well real estate shall pay us
just due share OF tue taxes assessed.
The Democratic Congressional Convention for the
XXXIVln District Will meet tomorrow.
The Albany Ar0,S thinks that it takes "a pretty
young, wry aud courageous man" TO run for Congress
on the Democratic ticket in the st. LawrsnceJehrrson
;icket Il takes more than that-lt :aSes Democrat
alto his zca. for nomination to run away Win
hs discretion
Nicholas I. Kane, the candidate Of the machine
Democracy IN the Albany District for Is inter-
The Albany Times mourns the split in the local
Democracy In this And thus 1t remains that at
a Time waen President Cleveland, Secretary Manning
and Rufus w. Pecgna. those gentlemen OF the greatest
influence THIS old organizaton each one needs
united Democracy here Mr. Herrcks statesmanshp IN
split 7uch folly would DO hlorols its con
sequences not likely TO oo so serious Inc Mr..
Herrck to whom contemptuoas reference Is male IS tue
Albany Democrat wnO succeeded Danle MANNING on the
Democratic Committee.
GeorA West had declared that he was not a candidate
for denomination to Congress But the Republicans OF
the XXth District placed him in the field by acca-
nation. aud other name having been mentioned IN
le decline 10 run.
The Id Ulster ia OF the Assembly districts that
the Democrats hope carry this FAIL but the Repubi-
cans have only place and popular candidate,
In the Held hin their hearty and united support
to win the victory.
Uis rumored tnat DR.. David Kennedy. OF Rondour,
will he the Democratic candidate for Congress In the
XVIIth District
The PeekskH Blade believes that Judging from pop
uar sentiment" General Hlstsi will bs " forced 10 the
front and renominated for the Assembly. The Blade
would like to Colonel f. A. McAlpn nominated for
Congress the XIyn District The sing sting Repab-
ticdn also favOrs McApln.
Ira Davenport concluded his speech accepting the Re-
publican Congressional denomination ia the XXIXth
District as follows: 1t was only BY the action OF
small minority OF UemOcr ic party acting with the
Republican party that were enabled 10 protect the
American industries OF this country. That, 10 opin
ion IS the greatest poo How long IS safe TO depend
upon the minority OF majority party to protect the In
teress American industries IL Is reasonable to sup
pose that the majorty will overcome the mnorl-
IT, and that majority OF the Democratic party VIII
gam control the mater OF fire. trade In my
Judgment IL most important that the Republican party
ANAL again gain control Of COnsresS. aud IL Is most
portant that W should elect such men-and colsler
a which nave entire right 10 rerer To ON
account portance OF the sltuationf beseech
You elect men to the Legislature US shall Insure
the return OF q Republican Senator