New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
ODDS AND ENDS or POLITICS.
FRANK HIsCOCK FOR SENATOR.

DETERMINATION 10 GIVE MN UNITED HOME
BACKING IN THE ASSEMBLY.
SYRACUSE, Oct. - (SpecidD.-Ihe hepuon-
cans OF syracuse and Onondsga County intend 20 push
C,ngressman Frank Hiscock the United states SEN
at.rsh,n n the Legislature a Republican majority
uextwinter In order that Mr.. Hiscock may have
u,r.a hom. backing they plan also TO send n possible
three Republican As-emblynen TO Albany to represent
Opondaga ConnLy The ballot OF Senator Hendricks,
devoted persona friend OF the Congressman. Will make
fourth for HiScock aud CORTLAND County being
in the Congressional District. the OF the Repub-
can Assembly man that ia surely coming from
that county may al.o be counted FOR MI
Hlscock. The Republicans usually carry the three
Assembly Districts OF Ouondaga County. nut this year
IN view OF Mr.. Hscock's candidacy. they will make
more than efforts elect their Candidate
1--WE do not intent, saId Senator Hendricks to-day
"to let any OF the Assembly Districts slip away from
Us. Mr. H-cock Is 10 nave the three Assenbymen
from Onondags County We have tod the Democrats
So and they are in earnest"
"How is ne poirical canvass going on T. asked THE
TRIBUNE CORES p0nd-nt
"Iti the most ap .thetlc that ever seem" re-
Piled Senator ndricgs. Hirdiy any one. apparently
kn erctIon Is to b. held II the election
was 10 take % ace not onefourth OF the usu'
vote would pOei. In this general isck OF interest
lies the peril OF the Republican party From present
appearances The Republicans will easily carry the A.
semhly bnt VIVA II the Dem three days before
election should throw 100000 into the canvtssi They
would not need to spend their money extimatey. but
sumpy 1t TO bring Democratic voters TO the polls
see no indication that they have adopted such nan
vel hut II noticeable they have delayed to make
the r mnaon- for tue Assembly until late day In
tins county, for instance, will not make thrn unt
Ortoner 3D. think that after the Dam 'cr 's nave SET
the MtyOraliy or New 1"rk
have put their various ctniidatrs there they
will decide whether or not to make serious enort 10
carry the A~~eusy."
Bat. senator. what you doing here In Onondsga
County eounieract ms possible scheme OF the Demo-
Gratis laie IN the canvass =
We shall bring he Re ublican voters to the polls;
thai have determined 20 10. And We intend 10 act
a. II they tn steal march upon Us. We are not
going to he caught aslrepln Onond"gi 1"uniy M,k"
AXE about IL, there Will he four krpuDlican As
sembl VnrE from THIS Congressional District
Tue r. publican candidates for the Assembly are
Thomas Mccarthy. Alfred r. stacey and Hector Il.
johnson They ali worthy oi the earnest support OF
voters Mr. Mccarthy Is Of the lac
senator Dennis Mccarthy aud member II
that OF D. Mccarthy & co. He Is an active and able
man. year 40 be was elected an Assembly,
man by majority II 32l. the argest ever gwen Tor
Republican IN II . district. Wren ne went 10 Albany
he was made 4 member The Committee on Cities Tie
chef committee of the Assembly. He showed great
skt IA dealing with polttic. bl- The Democrats
IL KING about running exAssemhiyuan john LightOn
against Mccarthy. Du Lghton himself IA NOT eager for
conflict
III Assembly DIS rics. male an excellent rrcori Al
Albany undoubtedly will he elected. The Demo
rats say hat they may no ninaie william g. XIX
NJ 81 Democratic state GO RON ln-
district, agains StAcry. The Third Party viii also
usk- Determined ,rrack upon Stacey be havn< vo1el
against the Prohibition amend nrnt stacy hdi
and PrDhiOtiouists ran strong candidates
a ainsf him.
Hector b. johnson. the Republic m candidate in the
lst Disrlc, Is business nan OF high standing VINO
nv-s he town OF Cicero. The Democrats have /
prartc ely m the district. Frank Matiy, their
= rongest HAVING declined 10 run The Republican