New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
POLITICAL OUTLOOK AT ELMuRA.

THE CANVASS OF FLOOD And MGUIRE-THE Gov
ERNO.S VISIT.
ELMIRA, Oct. 3O-1he political caudron Is
fairly bubbling In this city, ami the struggle unt
Tuesday night Will De second only 10 that or Frr-l
dental election The for Congress on the part
Of MT Floods friends been thoroughly made, and
rom present appearances. with honest election MS
success seems assured. Mcclure personally has done
little in hs behalf, this course being c2nsidrrrd
better because be IS wel-known as a chrome
bo,ter" but his hackers have been actively at work.
In the meantime the star Chamber headquarters OF the
Democracy Of the district-f & Muller's law offices IN
Watsrst in tais ctY-nav- been the scene OF activity,
anu 1t surprising t. note the vast amount OF Work
performed there Withdrawing" circulars about
McGuire's Democracy. ability and devotion 10 "J"nrr-
sonian principles addressed and mailed 10
every the district Enclosed IN each envelope
was a so u certificate OF political character ami extra
ordinary ntn.ss OF DR.. Bush for Member
OF Assembly, well Ike recon-
mcnGauon for all Of the Democratic County
nominees
communication was also sent out to the "whippers
In requesting them u call at Judge Mullers office on
Div tie and urgent business Several "neeers" fro
nearby places called yesterday and last night AMI
away with brOai smiles and strong Indications
that their Democracy had been materially strengthened
During the evening almost continual procession o.
invited and uninvited guests observed climbing
the 20 den" stairs to receive their INSTRUCTIONS"
THIS meeting Tor giving OF political iructIoDs"
will he continued night AMI day TIL on Tuesday
next
The Governor will arrive city 80 O'Clock.
viii he escorted To tho Rathbun House by the ES-
cesOr Clun ia the eveuinga ratification meeting Will be
held OF The Gd-efe ONCE. The Governor "Jer
ry Mcclure Will pre-eut beautiful specimen OF Dem
Ocrttic harmony, standing SHE Nv side the balcony
Beth o. them Will k speeches, the boiling
hatchet Will be buried for After tue
NEE nE the Governor Will vlsit MS Office, look over the
campaign WORK mapped out. AMI CIV specific Oriers
about the neXt % be III ode. Governor HFs pres
Is expected 10 leni encouragensnt To the bows
well a. 10 smooth over any KINKS that may appear
reception OF "heelrrs,' that
goes away dissatisfied 70 ns skill m matters
Mr. Inns friends t,cribe his success hart politician.
These tactics, however are disgusting IN tue eXrpne 10
he better class citlz ms, Mr. Hurs methods
becoming better Known. thrY Will nave the Ell CT Of
making Votes against his candidates
A proposition by the Republic ans that no money
should b. used either SHE hos met with dersiye
by the Democrats VINO AZ the time were
pratiug about tne purity uf the ballot.
For the .seuby Nr. Fdrr, Al honest, clran, ntel-
gent faFmrr, l. making good CANVASS Even TIE ID
-ere. HIS ami one OF the most interruptions
Ia the not the narGihOod To say one
word against Mr. Ftrr II has. no vrver. made terri
Eugene Afkeus. Republican candidate Tor
enrnt of the Poor bu It's TRADE OF abuse has
apparently rec0ed on Ihs gazette ana iis candidates
1n- ri party vut- this county will BE- fully 300,
Der Of Assembly formerly a Democrat. was also
tie candidate Tor D-trcfAuOrney and IL 10 rrhrctrd
hat mejorfy OF the Prohibition gain Will come trem
The Democrats.
Democratic enthusiasts who will attempt TO deny that
Juge Daniels IL running ahead 0f his ticket IN TINS
county and this CONGREGATIONAL DISTRICT. While there
nothing aid ia ige Prckham yet mere
Importers OF JuIge DAnel- and will vote for him. He
viii I've supp"r- by the h Of Labor. "a
.vdent that Mrtfuirs and his friends. as well "a Hill
aud his "hereIs." Will eude trade on Pockham
or The Congressional and Assembly Candidates