New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
FOE THE COURT or APPEALS.
THE CANDIDATES DISCUSSED.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE ACTS

THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE ACTS
WISELY.
From The Buffalo Exprese.
The wisdom and good fortune of the State
Committee all expectation Republican sentiment
date to be obaned Few Republicans believed that tho
ooum would have the sagacty to press unan,
that that mode.y rolucG ant urst might be induced
accept. The party probably could have won with any
selected by the state committee victory certain
with Charles Daniels
PECKHAM NO BASIS FOR UNION.
Rufus W. PecsHam. the Dsmocr alto candidate. is not
a man who comments himself to Republicans as a law
yer o the o two parties under any
Neither is he the choice OF Democrats who remember
CounIy Democracy aud the effort that made In 1882
to defeat Judge Ruxer convention neid 10 THIS Oily
and TO nominate Judge Peckhan In hs place
Judge Daniels has never been prominent In politics and
his services on the bench ana az tue oar
out Will take pleasure In supporting him. He
would make almost ideal candidate for non-psrtl-
san court.
HOPE FOR THE REPUBLICANS
From The Albany Journal
His election Judge Dan:eiss WI! be denomination
to the whole country that New-fOrk Is republican
stats again aud will prove that with National csndi-
dates OF integrity OF character and ability OF Judge
Daniels tho Repuocsns can carry Nswxort two years
President II will enable NewYork State To enter the
VINO the psry nominees shall be- TO these
remote advantages must be added the immediate good
character OF Judge Daniels will be inspiration to tho
party the November contest.
A STRIKING CONTRAST.
From The Syracuse Journal.
The contrasts bet tue two judicial candidates pre-
.ented to tho people OF Newiork could not DC
Rufus ". Peckham has been two years and two months
n1ra and Ires from partisansnip never having been
known a. a politician. Judge Peckham. up to the time
OF taking his scat upon the bench was an active pol
itican and bitter partisan The record he has made
bench shows that the old habit Is stu strong
upon hun.
REFLECTING THE JUDGMENT OF THE PARTY.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
The Republican state Committee has done .ctly tho
naut Republican sentiment in nominating Republican
ur.t Associate judge OF the Court Of Appeals Is
peciy done the wise thing In presenting Tor inc
suragcs tho peopea uris so eminent Zoe his abilities
and learning thoroughly prepared by experience aud
40 nrmness and Tor rectltude as 10 the
Hon. Charles Daniels.
HYPoCRlTlCAL DEMOCRATIC PRETESCEs
ntne Democrats honestly wished to take the Court OF
Appeals out Of politics. why did they nominate MI:
VINO WAS on recently lifted out OF
politics instead OF adopting Judge Dsnles who mas had
ali that lime OF politics anu whose pre-eminent ab-
r.s as u Jurist conceded BY every lawyer In the
State
SIGNIFICANT OF THE POPULAR CHOICE
The unaulnity OF tue voto wnerewtn tho nomination
WAS rendered to Judge Daniels s We arc satisfied but
AN omen of the emphatic popular Endorsement that
nomination win receive ~ the polls Tue Republican
Committee did honor 10 tho party IN Offering us Judca
nomination TO Judge Daniels.
PECKHAM CLAIMED AS PARTISAN.
From The Albany EpchtIg Times (Dem)
Judge Pookuam viii DO heartily supported Dy all who
deslre OF Democratic judge AMI tho con-
tinuanco OF Democratic principles In tho decision OF
consItutona questions BY the highest court Of tho
| State
APPROVED BY FRIEND OF COwEN.
From The Troy Times.
The Trou Times sought have tue nomination for the
Appeas kept out OF the conte OF polSics
It ,lt that the ohoioe OF Esek Cowsn ~ both parties
conspred to defeat IT, out not aitoxether The election
II man OF Judge Danioss character, attachments ana
judicial record will keep the Court OF Appeals ~ CON-
plotoly out OF politics II 10 possible ~ keep IL