New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
THE STATE CAMPAIGN

Charles c. Kroner, The Editor of The Soho
hdre Cnion Is reported expressing the opinion
David WI er, the Republican candid .te for Congress
10 the XXlVth Disric', viii DO elected by large IN
IOry.
Prospects good" The Albany Express thinks foi
the gain Of three or four Republican members OF Con
grers from this state
Assemblymau George g. Batchellor Of Saratoga. Mar.
TIN Heermauc- AMI Henry NJ. Taylor addressed Repub
licaD mestInx at P"ughk-eDsle on Wednesday evening"
The Utica He'ud makes Tue following statement re-
gard TO tue Democratic Candidate for Court of Appea
Judge Pecknau 10 riding on. side OF his circuit and
not by assignment or IN the performance OF his duty
He was In Cortland SUNDAY, and is making tour as
though politics was as familiar to niin two
The Democrats OF Columbia County have elected s. j.
Tdcn. Jr OF Now-Lebsnon, chairman Of their County
tomnitte1.
correspondent OF The Albany Journal thinks that
David wilbrr the Repnbncsl candidate gress 10
the XXfvth District. h.s special claims upon the con-
sderaton OF veteran boys 81 know from personal
knowodSe" he writes. "tnst tue soldier, from tho be
ginning OF tho until now. has had better friend
than the Hon. David WILDER. io has Travelled hundreds
OF miles pai ais travelling Kpsusss given several
days at time and paid board at boIes In or
der 10 service for old Tier or hs family
Aud never yet has he taken In for
and favors one cent from them Many or the boys IN
bloc have srcurei and rholdny and other
positions now by bis prrsonal efforts and influence.
scores OF the poor aud needy CONNECTED with sodsrI
families can testify to his nerosty and help. Whom
IN Congress he voe for every measure that Game up
Tor tho relief of Tue. soldier"
The froy Times concludes a review Of the Assembly
nominations IN R-nssslAsr aud noixhboring counties
with this unqnestionabls assertion: with such Rep.
resentatves ha these the Republican party safely
ask the triumphant support OF tue people"
The Brooklyn hdgie gives the Democratic candidate
for the Assembly Ia the Gst Kings District this
notice: "In tho LIST Dstriet the Democrats have ro
nominated Asse,ob yuan Moses j. Wafer As . Demo-
crxt Wafer will PROBABLY receive the support OF the
party What reasons exist, apart from partisan con
alterations. for sendn hn to Albany e would puzz.
tho most Intelligent and discriminating voter In tho
trct Co understand There many Democrats In this
whose election would be croitAbc to
Why they should be per>istsDtly passed
make room for person lk" Wafer Is ~
mysteries OF ourrrDt politics Ia BroOkly WHOM remain
Miller xnd IL Is To bo hoped that majority OF Tho voters
OF tue dsirict will show their good sonso aud public
spirit by giving him tn-ir support
According to a Washington dispatch to The Albany
Press aud Knrkrbocker ~ tho event of tho Democrats
navns ,Jority joint ballot Legslaturs,
smith NJ Weed viii DO -loctoi United Ststss senator
After pointing TO tho maenlncrut vote which Judge
received for Judge 1877. The Albany Erpress
riot alone. but throughout the state, Democrats viii
velcens tho opportunity to vote for Juige Dauiels
gain, thus proving their Willingness when u comss to
~ Judges for highest court To eve tho
preferences 10 he best man.. Ia regard TO Judge Psok
ANS home support Tn Express says: ave imaxiue |
hat HIS vote the Ilia uoIa district will show thai
reas-d since hs MAS last osa iiaAse Tor their suf-
rAyea" |