New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

DAY. Il am travelling over a good deal Of territory
and intend 10 keep on my travels and keep up my
States know all about H. THEN II they let English
capital come IN and build IL the blame VIII not be upon
my shoulders
senator IIscock who came from Washington on
Friday. returned to the Capital Yesterday. Though
Il triac ndisposed the senator was in the best o.
spirit, in regard 10 the political outlook Eepubi can
s'cce-s tl- fall he declared 10 be the it
In favor OF the senator acting rs chairman OF the com
ing state Convention ri Albany.
One of the political incidents Of last week was inc
attack made by Mr. Cantor in the state senate on
ex-Unitcd states Marshal Louis +. P1yn, who was
charged by the Tammany senator with entering election
booths in the POughkcepic District for the purpose OF
counting altering the returns in tile interest Oh
the former candidate, the late Mr. Deane. MI fayh
was asked yesterday what he had TO say In relation TO
the charge. lie replied that he had nothing to say
beyond what he had already said IN the form OF Il
telegram to senator Erwin, at Albany, copy OF WHICH
he handed TO the inquirer. rms was the t.nois a. :.
The statement made by senator cantor on INC oO,
Of the senate, thai J. or any one at my -,
into election booth last November TO change INC ir
turns or nat any Republican D DeT 9 70 ehanse the
returns. is unmtlga fasehooi cantor hncW ~
was false when ne od it. ana no one ee af his place
senator Ia make such an Outrageous ~ on
His other declaration that the late Mr. Deie nav Iy
coded the election Of catstealer Osborne, Is cqualS
false"
Collector Hendricks went home TO syracuse on SAD
urdav ACCOMPANIED bv secretary Kenyon OF the sa'e
Committee lie Will be at the Custom House again
today.
The action of the Republicans OF the Xlth Assembly
District the other night in protesting against the cose
CORPORATION procticcs OF the district organization mas
naturally caused widespread discussion III pohtch I'll
cles but the prevailing opinion i dccldeoy III NV" "
what wa, done. one Of the most Conservative ie"oe'
i'm the state ia discussing the subject last hish', au
There can be 10 debate this question. Exclusive
~ + renurnant 70 the party which has always
claimed 10 be the biggest broadcast and grnndest po
cal body That the world has ever seem 40 man anu
no body OF men successfully run counur 10 ' vi.
idea. They may for little While ana by uuTiso INV,
od- may hold their power but lhcN oeraiUN an, ~
do it in district Ike the Nth that Is mnus up y, ,i
most progressive, the most free thinking ana .e me- 10
fee acting element Of the party >u'h W., 40 70
the Nth should be good example, 10 tn n ,vise or
keep any Republican. whether ncA OF PoV'' ~ -
Ignorant who desire, to participate IN INC a'tNc WIN
of the party. from becoming m,hlihrd WIN w. VI , e
i7aOu. Is wOr-c than crime ana Ihur' m', ~
atcd an instant after the discovery has Deeh I'u''
Everything Indicates that the Republican State Con
vcntion at Albany will be we'll attended and eNceedSN
interesting from beginning end. The selection OF
new, state Committee adds special Interest to IT, Inc
olcryuut John W Dwight Is OF the opinion that every
one Of the ~ delegates will bc present In person. auo
that they will make up Of The most icprese Nv,
bodies Of Republicans that iHH ever Droi nn, - Mr.
nyrich by he Iay will probably be delegate 10 ne
NInnrapo, Convention. II j., said that he LNo's inc
nomination OF secretary Rueh'
Mr. De Bard.leben. president of the De Bardelcbcn
Coal and Iron Company which has recently u''''
wit, the Tcnncs-ec Coal Iron and Railroad Company
has spent some time here completing negotiations lie
said the other day that. while lie saw good many
things In New York that were interesting he saw moth
ing lat surprised him than the unbonnded energy
and apparently unlimited capacity for work displayed
by "a senator rlatt why SAID ne mat , nau 49,
more work I'm day than hundred otuI'ni'y NJ
perforIn I'm q week. don't know how he stands II.
but To agree with nm ana am rnna n,n
think that II he were not kept 80 busy ne woula Pc
away aud die or course. only see the buSinesr ane
Of his NE. What he docs in politics | can only sur
mise Mr.. Plat Is certainly n remarkable nan'
The coorcd Republican meeting Mt the Excelsior
Assembly Rooms tonight will be held under inc
auspice, OF tie Young Mems Republican Association
Of the Xlth Assembly District II will 10 addressed
nv the Rev Dr W. Il. Derrick. the Rev. DR.. J. r. b.
smith Charles ". Anderson, Arthur W. Handy. hrs
tophcr stewart. Frederick i: IIaye, and ,hares H.
Morris the brilliant young colorcd orator o. Lous.nr
XIV samuel Moran. tie president OF the Moran Asso-
cation, will pIc,idc
FIJI, Island officials are much pleased with the
report that comes from Washington. that Colonel
r. r. Lee who WAS removed last month on charges
has succeeded I'm indicating himself completely, ana
that revocation 81 the order i likely to be mHr
within the next few DAYS. The Colonel j. an old
line politician. has had varied career. and being a
man of strong Ike, aud dislike. has made MANY
rnruic- some OF these preferred charges against
him They were strong that tho Department teit
called up1n 10 remove the Colonel His answer
ha, caused REVISION Of feeling, with the result men
toned.
II has been practically agreed by The members Of
the Republican County Executive COMMITTEE '"a'
untov.n beadauarters Will he opened for the National
c,rnpaign at or near the I1fth Avenue Hotel As has
been done In previous years.
The Tammany leaders are trying TO avoid me
passage Of the proposed Ballot Reform bill. which
they advocated 80 strcnuously last fall Mr.. Croker
,ut ,-,tc,.e. ia he i'm favor Of the measure, but
The district leader. he says, are opposed 10 IT, ana
mnv prevail against him. The 1ammany boss Is
fnud Of a ol,c. but the Ballot Reform leaders are
rot deceived In the least by this amusing declaration