New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

"There Is no probability" remarks The Albany Argus
"of tho next Assembly being Republican" This is
whlstlng to keep ones courage up with vengeance.
The Albany Express thinks 1t is in order to inquire
whether the bride that induced Jeremiah Mcclure
repudiate his interview with NEW YORK TRIBUNE re-
| porter about Judge Peckham, was the promise OF a
nomination for Congress in the XXVIIGth District
which been ten tered aud accepted. 1he Express
adds Mr. McGUires previous career In politics has
been such as 10 warrant the belief
In response to an inquiry The Poughkeepsfe Eagle ex
presses belief that General Ketcnsa the Republican
candidate for Congress in the XVIII DIS twill get
n great many Democratic votes because great many
Democrss think he is the best representative have
had"
Here Is The BiqghaDlton Repu5lieafs OF the
discouraging way iu which the Democratic Convention
for the XVIII District secured candidate for Con-
gress: Upon motion. committee composed OF dele
gate from each county appointed to hunt mp
candidate for Representative. Messrs John Stebbins,
G. J. Parker, A W. Carl aud j. q. Sears the committee
appointed retired for elaboration Duri0g their ab
sence speeches were male by several delegates but
LOT much enthusiasm was manifested. The Committee
Representative reported later that IL was mpo' sble
TO find available candidate. After further debera-
ton John G. sears nominated f. w. Downs OF this oty.
The latter dsclame any desire 10 assume the respons
biities Of candl late; but consented 10 ABIDE by the
decision of the convention.
Congressman Frank Hscock is to address the Repub-
licans OF Tompkins County next week. On Monday he
will speak In ithaca, and On Tuesday at Trumsnsburg
The whitehou Times virtually bolts the Democratic
nomination Tor the Assembly in the IId Washington
District The nominee is Emerson f. Davis. The Times
accuses him of having opposed the election OF Mr..
Cleveland in 1884 and Of havirR boosted Of the deed
There is practically no doubt writes correspond
emit OF The Utica Heratd but that the VIII ole Republican
ticket will be elected this lewis County by large
maioritIes and Mr.. Sherman Will receive like hand
majority.
The Congressional outlook in this State is entirely
satisfactory The Kingston Freenia In the XLIXth
Congress- 1t says, tho only Democratic Representa-
tives from this State outside Of NowYork aud Long
Island were stahnecker OF the XIVta District, Beach,
OF the XVIII spriggs OF tho XXGItd, Pndar. OF the
XXIyth and Arnot. OF the XXyTIth. With Robertson
against stahlnecker. Spriggs running In a Republican
district under the of the Administration. Beach
dead Arnot refusing aud Wilbur opposed to the
mpeached and dishOnOred Smith In the XXIVtn the
chances Of the Democrats nave dwlnded Into worse
than nothn gness In tue In terror Of the State"
The Republicans of Brooklyn evidently intend to do
their whole duty this fall The Brooklyn Union says:
The evidences among Brooklyn Republicans OF interest
in the pending loss gratifying than the
evidences OF unity. We're the Issues OF the fall |
e lection OF more exciting character. the Republican
organization this city and county never in better
shape to give good account or itselL
Thomas Brown written letter declining the DEM
ocratic nomination for the Assembly, In the Hid Mon
roe District