New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
THE OUTLOOK IN oswEGO COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS UNITED ANT HoPEFUL-rHk CAM

view OF the Democratic adminntfaboh
THE OUTLOOK IN OSwEGO COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS UNITED ANT HoPnFUL~rHh CAM
yAss FOR AssEMDLYMEN.
OswRoo. Oct IA (Speciab.-" The prospects
| OF Republican victory in this Congress'ohai DlsUc'
| and in the six Assembly districts composing H. sara
exCongrcssman ~ W. Nutting to-day, "have not been
as bright In years as they are now. Inc party Is
united and its members working hard to elect thor
a,d,aaa. Far sevsral years as all resiers Of polt-
| ical nexs know the Republicans Of Oswogo County
have failed TO elect OF their candidates. owing 10
dissensions There is dsseDson this year Last year
| we Increased the Republican majority from WIN
we gave In 1884 namely 2542 to 2.sil Wa shai make
"a good record this year. doubt II the Democrats
| nominate any against d. f. Ainswortn' our cahu-
data for As,embyman in the Ist Assembly District OF
Oswego County They may make push TO defeat H.
C. Howe our candidate 10 the Ist District but am sro
we shall elect him"
Mr. Nuitng Is himself candidate, having been nom-
mated for Congress by the Republicans OF the AANih
District which formed from the counties OF
Oswego Cayuga and Wayne. Tho Repuhiicsn majority
In th district in 1884 s6fs. From present indca-
lions Democrats will not nominate any one against
him. previous record in Congress is 40 good ana
his popularity IN Oswego County that ne "ouu
inevitably increase the Republican majority. Both o.
tho Republican Asssmbymen. Mr.. How and Mr. Aims
worth. renominated In both cases the noinna
ton was deserved. Both voted for the prohibition
amendment to tho Constitution. ME- Alnsworth maue
speech in favor OF the amend ment Tue frohioitloh
its are nevertheless. trying to defeat them Against
Mr. Howe, they have momin ated NJ. A. Dumas, of Han
nibal and against Mr. AinswOrth they have nominated
William A. Austin The third party men have heio Few
meetings and II is believed that either Dumas or
Austin will larger vote than their predecessors
did year ago. Mr. AuswOrth was a member OF the
Committee on preparations. and as member Oh that
committee reported a bill reducing the appro-
Al tn
sum- This pleased the farmers OF his dis
trict who opposed to large appropriations for the
Capitol His majority a year ago was l,OiO. inc
can idae against h had the united vote OF the third
party and Democrats The Republican MAORI
~ in 1884 IN the district was only 500. the D'no.
Gratis James Clark. banker of Pulaski against
Ainsworth. The serious work OF the Democrats.
however, will he done against Mr. Howe whose plural
The Democrats nave three candidates under
consideration: Ex-Mayor A. s. PaGe, ex-Speakcr De-
wi g. Lttlejohn Of this city. and O. 5 Piper OF fu-
dates
The Democrats cannot elect any of them doubt II
Mr. Littejohn would sccepta Democratic nomination.
party I'm the splendid IN which II s now ~ OsweE0
County aid With such excellent candidates as Howe ana
Ainsworth, no Democratic candidate "ould nave 'no
ghost OF a show"
ANDREW D. WHITE NOT TO BE PERSUADED.
REFUSING TO BE CANDIDATE FOR CoNGREsr-
THE OUTLOOK IN THE XXvnITH DISTRICT
ITHCA, n. Y, Oct. II (SpecidD.-llenry w.
SAGE a few days ago cable message 10 Andrew D.
White. in England, requesting him to ascspt
the Republican nomination for Congressman I'D thc
XXvIIIth District. Mr.. Sage said in his message;
Your nomination will four Republican As
sembymen and strengthen the canvass in Western New
YORK. The party respectfully demands it. VIII You
trust yourself with your friends"
TO this MI White has reped deeply regret that
cannot accept VIII do anything else In my power
tor the party. sincerest thanks to you all.
Mr. White would have been the unanimous choice OF
tho Republican Congressional Convention which Will be
held here tomorrow. The district Is composed OF
SCHUYLER Cheming Tompkins and Seneca Counties.
The Schuyler County delegates will vote for ex
County Judge .. q. Hurd OF that county ami VII DO
supported by four delegates from Chemung County
The four County delegates II Is sad. VIII vote
for Colonel ". 1. Noyes o. Seneca Pals, who has an
o. celeut and has the been ono OF
the leading manufacturers OF se1eca County. The
Tompkns County delegates would like TO vote for Henry
w. sag,, but he positively declines nomination They
are rather favorable to tue no@inaton o, Gspefa
twice carried by rich Democrat. John Aruot
the s Repa6nSaus tSinR that they have an saeseat
OF eecung their candidate The Democrats win
hold their convention on Monday at Watkins Tley In
tend To nominate Mayor John b. sahchheld OF Eimira,
the law partner Or Governor HIl
severe contest the Assembly seat Is already In
lat in its political faith Both parties think
thai thew can carry IL Governor Hill 1t is sail is
sued from Albany to the democratic politicians
Legislature They hard at work for the candl
date the Democratic party, hardware merchant 81
this place. Mr. Rum-ey who bas three times been elected
president OF this village. but each time by decreased
majority. The Eepubnc N Candidate Is Waller q.
Smith, editor AMI propr etor OF me ithaca Repnbcdn
He intends to win his Assem- bly, scat II 1t s to be won.
He his first speech AT Narna III the county, last
night lie has extensive acquaintance with the Tar
of the county The Democrats hoIe 10 MAKE their
gains Ithaca itself Ithaca Democrats boast mat they
Will receive large supplies OF money rom the Demo
cratic state Committee Runsey, however Is unpopu
lar with the Grand Army In &C nseguence Of slight
he put npon than AT the Grant Me uorsl meeting Mr.
smith was STUDENT at Cornell University and therefore
has its influence his favor The third party men
have nominated John g. cobb. OF Wes' Gr0tOn but
have held many meetings IL is probable that their
candidate will receive votes than the Prohibition
candidate last year. Mr. Smith Is pedget 10 vote FOR
the prohibition amendment, II 1t is introduced In the
Legislature. rhs declaration has tended 10 placate the
third party men.