New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
SHIFTING POLITICAL OZONE.
NETWORK STATE REPUBLICANS FEEL
WELL
INSPIRING WORK AT SARATOGA.

INSPIRING WORK AT SARATOGA.
From Tho Albany Evening Journal.
The Republicans in convention at Saratoga have
placed In nomination splendid ticket and adopted
| sound platform.
AN AssEMBLAGE TO FEEL PROUD OVER.
From The Daily SaratOglan.
Certainly no citizen of tho state but would feel
pride in such body as that which yesterday sat In
Saratoga and pronounced for Its party.
PREACHING THE GOSPEL ATTRAcTIvELY.
From The Boston Traveller.
Chaunccy VI. Depew packed into graceful sentences
a great amount Of solid truth.
HOMAGE THAT WAS JUSTLY DUE.
| From The Syracuse Standard
The compliment TO President Harlsons Admins
tratlon hearty and udicious, be n5 placed Just
where II belongs.
THE STUFF OF WHICH PATRIOTS ARE MADE.
From The Buffalo Express.
Tho leader who fell outside the breastwOrks has
not continued to lie thcrc, nor has he sulked in his
tent Warner Miller was present at the catherine OF
which are ind'ssoluby connected with his name
THE MEN WHO GENERALLY SUCCEED.
From The Brooklyn Times.
of their Iabors shows that tAey earnest to
do the best they could for the Sta'e
IN UNION Is STRENGTH EVERY TIME
From The Syracuse Journal.
a lack of unscemLy confusion that the harpeS OF
The opposition find their antedate sophstre' ana
out foundation. and It Will be bitter Pill for them
to swallow.
A WORTHY STANDARD BEARER.
From The Syracuse Standard.
John l. Gilbert of Malone has behind him spotless
record as a state Senator and record a! remarkable
for intelligent devotion to the peoples interests.
The other nominations command approval
WHAT MORE COULD YOU WISH FORl
From Tho Buffalo Express.
lie General varnum) Is good, bralny LAWYER,
pablIc reforms
HIS CLAIM TO POPULAR FAVOR A STIONG ONE.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
He Nir Cooke has many times worked unselhshly
successfully for the preferment OF others; and
others WIN cordially c and F Sy 6teyy "r he fF
especially we'll fitted for the responsible duties oil
the Chief financial officer OF tho state
LITTLE RoCKLANDs HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION.
From The Newburg Journal
General Hedges Is entirely worthy OF the dis
tinction thus conferred. He Is Union veteran with
a brilliant army record. and has been Commander OF
the Grand Army in this state since The war ne mas
thoroughly qualified to the State as its Treasurer
HE WOULD ADoRN THE BENCH.
From The Lockport Journal.
Western are specially bt h0TG sS in the
able and popular Judge Hslght will secure vote in
Western New-York that should OF itself make MN
a winner.
OLD FRANKLIN AND ST. LAWRENCE PLEASED.
From Tho ogdensburg Journal
The nomination Of the Hon. John I. Gilbert for Sec
rotary OF state will be particularly gratifying 10 the
Republicans OF ST. Lawrence and Franklin Gounucs.
sterling Integrity his fidelity TO principle and his
talthfulness in tho public service
THE NEXT THING REQUIRING ATTENTION.
| From The Auburn Advertiser.
convention did good w0rk , The Re sPS fes
OF the State should at once raily aounu inc u0No'
| nominated and elect the men.
OUR FOES COMPLETELY DIsARMED.
From The Hartford Post.
The New-York Republicans did such excellent work
At Saratoga Yesterday the Democratic and Mug
| wump press have hard work to get In their usual
| quota OF sncers.
A CREED TO EXCITE ENTHUSIASM.
| From The Utica Herald.
VHy. courage and constancy characterize the
| declaration OF principles.
THE NOMINEE FOR ENGINEER.
| From The Brooklyn standardization
| Another soldier finds place on the ticket in the
person of william v Van Rensselaer, the candidate for
TESTIFY, 10 the engineering services rendered nc
state by Mr. Van Rensselaer,, but his own sp,enuaii
public duty the best testimony which can ar be
given 10 his fitness to perform the ied duties OF tho
| GOODS FROM A REPUBLICAN FACTORY.
| From The Poughkecpsie Eagle.
| II certainly Is a vast improvement upon party
| platforms generally
SHOWING THE SPIRIT OF A FIGHTING-COCK
! From The Troy Times.
The declaration favOring continuous efforts on pc
half of practical temperance legislation ana DanOt
| reform shows the mdaunted spirit OF the party.
| THAT Is TIE WAY TO " GET THERE"
| From The Kingston Freeman
| Every delegate has gone home TO work for the
success of the ticket till the polls close on the oth
| Of November and inspire his fellow-Repubicahs
| with his own confidence and enthusiasm
GOOD CHANCE TO WIN.
| From The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
with proper organized effort on their own part
and with assistance from the plumbers and scandals
! which seem likely to paralyze the Democratic can
| vass the Republicans of New-York can elect every
| candidate on their ticket
! NOTICE TO TAIPAYERS.
Receiver George W. Mclean will open the tax-boOks
! NJ 1889 on October and will be ready on and after
hst date to receive real and personal property
4 rebate Of per cent per annnm will be allowed up
10 November /. After December / penalty Of