New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
tNJZJNG FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

TIE TRIBvNE is glad to observe that the
ponublicans of the State arc beStrring them
selves Realizing that this is their year IN
Nev-York. if they choose to have it so, they
arc ORGANIZING for the great November battle
with an earncstncsS which attcstS that 'hcy
purpose to achieve success by hard intelligent
work. The other day the Republican COM
mittec of Albany County was put IN hghtihg
trim at a meeting which 1.-The Albany En-
uress" callt"a magnificent success" " 1t de-
m,nstated.n says THE Express" "better
than in any other way possible the fact thar
tbe Republicans of Albany County are united
,,d harmonious. Mr.. Gregory (who
was elected its PRESIDENT will bring to the
service of the Republican General Committee
those admirable qualities of energy ard IN
territv which have made him successful as Il
LAWYER" That lis an encouraging report Tor
thc Albany division of the Republican forces
TO make. Too often in the past Albany he
nublicans have been so busy fighting one an
other as to find little time to hammer the
enemy. We congratulate them that they are
torctbcr This wear upon whose election so much
depends Our brethren in the country districts
are not idle The Cortland Republicans nave
adoptcd policy which we commend 10 hepuo-
lcans generally throughout the state. ne
Cortland Journal reports that Cortland he-
publcanS are awakening 10 the fact that we
arc on tbo eve of n Presidential campaign. and
we hear of clubs other than those already III
existence being organized in the county.
The Republican County Committee OF TINS
county will cooperate with these CLUBS al"
the Republican League will also be Elad 10
aid in the work" These Cortland Repub-
licaus have gone to work promptly and in the
right wav-in a thoroughly practical way. we
cannot have too many campaign clubs. AS
suminc that they are wisely managed. the rule
is the more clubs the more vote. we'll
manned aggressive club can hardly iaii 10
render large amount Of excellent service
Dlv by day the conviction that we are gong
10 carry the state this fall by handsome ma
ior;ty is gaining strength. 1t could not pc
otherwise 1t is a conviction which is based
ON the salient fact that the great masses OF the
voters of New-York. whatever may be Their
nolitics. are honest men. because they are
bonc.t they will cast their ballots IN Novem-
Der against the party whose record this year
in New-Yoli is diStinctivcly record OF ha2iah'
crimes against popular government. Inc ON
ragc0us conspiracy against suffrage when re-
suited in seating three persons III the senate
who had never been elected - that body the
theft of election returns from the Controller
office bv one Of the Attorney General deputies
the bIazen rascality of the state Board OF Gan
yassers. the fragrant insult put upon the Ju-
dietary by the elevation of the notorious May
nard to the bench of the Court OF Appeals,
ccnsus which has been demonstrated to be an
mnmitigatcd fraud-theSc arc the things which
honest men will have in mind when they 90
70 vote. SO be they Republicans or Democrats
or Independents, they must rcpudiate the party
which is responsible for these revolving crimes
against the common welfare. Their patriotism
will rise superior to their partsansbp
In view of these considerations and OF the
excellent record which their own party has
made, the Republicans of New-fork are war
ranted in feeling that this is their ycar-tha'
in order to win gratifying victory IN N No, m
her they have Only to strive earnestly for
il The Democrats are strongly intrenched
throughout the State, and of course will make
desperate fight But if Republicans organ
izc efficiently at all points and do their best
their opponents will encounter a crushing dc-
feat. The watchword Of the hour is organlza-
ton and work.