New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
TAXATION UNDER REPUBLICAN, AND DEMO
CRATIC ADMINIsTRATIoNs-Co COMMENT
OF THE PRESS

CRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS CDMMENT
OF THE PRESS.
The following significant comparison is made by
The Utica Herad": Oneida County's taxes are
s2l .923 - less this year than last The reason A
Republican Legislature. Utica's taxes are about
$4,000 higher this year than last Last year Re
publicans controlled municipal affairs; this year
the Democrats are in power.
Major Theodore l.. Pooles nomination for Con-
gress by the Republicans Of the XXVIIth District.
consisting OF Onondaga and Madison counties. ac-
cording to THE Syracuse Standard" will be hailed
as a strict fulhlment OF a great partys highest
mission His name The Standard" continues.
is familiar 70 the public ear far beyond the con-
ss 81 in Frb n',n echo Of nrsise AS soldier
and citizen. as official and partisan; he has earned
the deepest respect Of the community in which he
has lived has worked and has prosperei."
The Buffalo Courier" has learned that in New
York city there is just great deal Of politics
to the square inch. and il makes this comment
1T Is gratifying 10 the town torn up. New
Workers have been grlmbling long time they Ils
at least appear disposed 10 30 somethln besides
grumblins. Let them hsht II out.
In Senator Hill's assertion that il the new appOr-
tionment is carried. goodby to the Democratic
party in this state TOR the twenty years. The
Syracuse Journal" finds the best possible argument
for Republicans TO support the amendment
The Democrats Of the XXXth Congress District
have nominated captain Francis Murphy. of Pike,
Wyoming County the opponent Of James w.
Wadsworth THE Lockport Journal says Of this
contest: We have not the honor OF Captain Muir
phys acquaintance but. assuming he Is worthy
gentleman. his contest with the Republican nom
NEE VI NadSWorth can ohy 9e g%,s Iii, SaSa
i've or six thousand majority
The Troy Times" does not blame the Democrats
for their despondoncy. but tells them: Both Hin
and Lockwood declared. in accepting their nomina
lions that II thov consulted their own wishes they
would decline to rur and Judge Brown. the last
hour Democratic candidate FOR JUDGE OF the Court
81 Appeals feels tho same way. only party duty
brings them 10 consent 10 lead the forlorn Demo
rr,tir hone according 10 their oun statements
Their accepiances bring anything but a thrill of
approaching victory 10 those who are to follow
their leadership"
ON the subject Of Republican overconfdence The
Saratosian" SAYS with Just a show OF elation we
might pertinently observe that the democratic con
Urgent Is not accused % being 100 sangmine. Re
tween utter dscouraeement and oyerconhfence
give us m" att"r The pems.rats do not relish
Oycrcoundence. II - too strong nremoniuon
II defeat for them and victory tor MS
The Republicans Of the INth Assembly District
followed the dictates of Justice when they renom
mated Amos J. Ahlett for the Assembly" declares
The Albany Journal" Mr. Albeit was elected
last year but through frauds Of the grossest char
acter. was deprived Of his seat for the beneht OF
his Democratic opponent. This year his majority
viii be SO large that not even the corruptonists
VIII he able To steal his seat again.
The Troy Press attempts to Danish the spectre
Of Democratic dscord with this reflection. The
attempt to make capital against Senator Hill be
cause President Cleveland has not formally and
is in moor taste FOR the President to congratulate
publicly indorse candidates for state or munich
pal offices
or tho Republican candidate for the Assembly
from suffolk County The Long Islander" says:
MIR Iighie has served honorably Assemblyman
FOR the last two wears and he has become more
fully acquainted with the duties Of the position he
has become more and NOR" valuable 10 the district
40 one has eyer heard OF has placing ms own prl-
yatc interests above those o. the pubic he Is 2h',
and ercr2otic and the people OF this district ought
to give him rousng majority as an Endorsement
OF his past record
The Schenectady weekly. "Anzeger." which has
been Democratic duriag The twenty years OF its
existence has come over to the Republican side on
National and State questions il means to be in
dependent I'm ciiy 90 county AFFAIRS The An
zeger" has much influence with the Germans or
Schenectady and its Ncirlty
MANY persons Will ayr with "rhe Albany Argus
in it's declaration that the Independent Democrats
have done a public service by nominating a ticket
of their own. but will not be able to look on the
afYair as does THE Argus" which says: Their
action insures the election OF senator Hill The
g.eat danger to the Democratic party this year has
been that these men would repeat the performance
OF last year and vote the Republican ticket Their
decision TO run ticket of their own means the
loss 20 Mr.. Morton OF t"e'V-"'e 10 th'''! thousand
votes"
TO HOLD IT'S RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Morton and Ssxton Campaign club OF the
XNIVth Assembly District viii hold its rathca-
ton meeting at No. 1904 Park-aye.. this evening
The following speakers Will address the meeting
jacob Kempe. Of West Virginia, General G. II. T.
Coils "A & Robinson. Of the Harlem Republican
club and the Republican candidate for Congress,
Philip u. Low. and the candidate for Assembly.
Louis IL. Bold.
CONFESSED TO TWELVE MTRDERS.