New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
THE STATE CANVASS.


"those who are inclined to belttie the Importance
~ tho s,ate tcke, IN he elected this year forget
that the five State officers to be CHOSEN constitute
the Board OF State Canvassers' II was TACT
that this body was the plant tooi oi 'ne hil-
Murphy machine in 1891 that mane possioie the
subsequent theft OF the state "eila'e anu 'he
present legislative gerrymander me conspira-
tors who devised and engineered hose ou,raees are
deeply intent upon capturing controi HIa VI ,he
state Canyassng Board THIS Is nU for bo rr
sided the legislative app9r rc,nn ~ may
be it can affect in no W., wise Crime Of 1881 no frcnd
OF honest legislative representation "a" aapru 70
look upon the coming state c""'e" 90 "a" o'
year campaign
One Of the features OF the act proVllhg LOT the
election this fall Of delegates to Constitutional
Convention is a section authorizing inc erection oil
women as members OF the convention i"e mem
bers Of the Women's Christian Temperance 'hloh
Of Erie County have been considering this
permissive section. and after some ,nouSh'
over the matter have concluded 'hat 'here Is
no chance Of tho election Of such women
delegates This being the outioIIh vi, ,ncr poi LILY
NAV be nominated for delegates to the conven-
ton to promise that they Will favor odi, e
a wornnm surrage Erie County will have ten dele,
gates to the convention, ana thrI'loic II 10 "oPou
some of them will give this pledge
Senator Hill and Governor Flower seem to have
a difference Of opinion as to the merits OF a man
como time ago Governor Flower consented TO the
removal Of Colonel John f. McEwen from MS post
Of Assistant Acknowledgement although Noioha
McEwen IT was well known was one OF senator
HIus confidential friends and lieutenah's. Sela-
tor Hul has been faithful to his friend however,
showing his loyalty the past week G naN,hs
Colonel McEwcn apponted Nh also e seems S an ons
United States Senate Mr.. r t9IH's Iiau;enants Who
are members OF the Democrats SIt t h, ht NJ
Eili here having power Is resisting the execution
OF the Governors programme
The Republicans OF the new NAlih Henao"
District will hold their convention TO nominate
candidate for Senator on september ii AT WAFER
town. The district representation Ia as FOL
lows. jefferson County. 10 delegates; oswe-
60 County 10 delegates and ~; Lh Tn,nty
County 10 deegses The o,c 0t%Tso dcIH Sunss
Repuecans an have instructed them to vote
in favor Of the nomination OF Senator .ostpn M,,
IN OF onHbcans also arc united for Senator
MulIin Ills nomination is therefore ass s
vote since the friends OF Senator Erwin. OF -,
Lawrence COUNTY who mas 1GTn make NO effnr TO
summer. announce that ne VIII "i">o "o '"''N w
obtain the nomination
One Of the Republican leaders in the last Assem-
bly, Mr. Answorth. of Oswego County. mas bees
renoninated. Another George r. Maiby' 81 ~.
Lawrence County probably Will be renomiha'"n ~
the Assembly District Convention. which VIII he
hold in Canton on August 81. Mr. Maiby repre-
sents one Of the largest assembly districts OF 's
State. II consists of the entire county "d e. ~,
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county last fall-a far larger number man IN 'h
| usual Democratic city district III IN" oo""''V' 20
| Ncw-York and Kings.
Senator Charles T. Saxton is n candidate TOT re-
nomination in the new XVIII District the
| horseshoe district" IT comprises the c"unucs
OF Yates Ontario Wayne. Cayuga ana IpmpAlhS'
The Republicans Of WAYNE County his mono conh
tv naturally are pressing his nomination. cut
side OF his Senate District Mr. SaXton also re-
| co,vos honor. for instance. THE Corning Daily
| Journal" ,eclarin Now that Democrats N'tV
! generally conccde the loss Of the state ths lali
! the Republicans casting about tVr .I" ~ Toss
available candidates for the several Sta'e "I' -
10 he filled In this vicinity but on" nam" :" lar
hos heen mentioned. that of the Hon. 'harirS l.
ncv-, General Mr.. SdNton has quAhhcti IONS lIht
peculiarly NJ him for the DISCHARGE "t we uu .,
| ~ this i'm office. Besides. ne mas STA,
| reputation and will need no Introduction coihH"hi-
| Ing him to the voters
The Democratic leaders. scanning tho state 10
discover Senate districts which possibly they may
carry have selected among others. which they
will attempt 10 steal from the Republicans. the
| XXVIIth which has within its territory IN" conh-
| ties Of Seuhen Chcmung. Schuyler and seneca
I, ia a Republican district. having a normal Ike
! nuhlican majority OF over loo votes. but. never
thecss hy the nomination oi 'i""rg" - M3F''' ~
| Watkins SCHUYLER. II * hoped 10 win tho as
| trict Mr. Magce is president OF IN" J. an ht""h
coal Company. which rhilroAh tat runs
thrnugh two Of the counties Of the district ana h'
is a rich man Perhaps although rich MI MaI"e
NAV no, put himself and hts purs" IN the l"',cS-
| sion OF the Democratic state COMMITTEE" ne mas
not given his consent yet 10 the plan 70 nominate