New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
FOR An HONEST ELECTION IN TRoY-cANplDATEs
FOR TIE ASSEMBLY AND CoNGKEss-
COMMENT OF TIE PRESS.

FOR THE ASSEMBLY AND CONGREss-
COMMENT OF TIE PRESS.
"au good citizens Of Troy" says THE Troy
Times" will be glad to learn that steps nave been
taken outside Of political organizations TO assure
an honest election and fair count IN this city on
cha cen ~ next month Plans are being formulated
by the Committee Of Public SaIely hdFIhS ms y,'-
feet in view. Attention VIII De given 20 HeSai nat
IraiiZatiOn registration and voting. also 20 o'Is
OF an ~ FInc,icn laws II is the determination
o. the committee TO prosecute ana, II possible 70
secure the conviction and punishment OF al! oHcers
"iPed by law as well as Of ali persons who MAY b.
gg,1nE Of N'es'' a''' J." '''''''''''' w ~
There seems to be no end 10 Senator INNS trou-
blcs THE Rochester Democrat and Chronicles
Now-york CORRESPONDENT thus tells Of one Of them:
"A new feature OF the situation cropped out to-day
democrats who are interested in the success OF
Senator HID have visited number OF %f" s.
scriptions 10 the campaign fund. They have met
with Indifferent success. The inaJoflty OF mos mos
visited said that while they wished the senate
luck. they did not believe that they cared to con
tribute this fall. one ex-Mayor OF New, Vrk wa
particularly plain in his refusal TO put MS hahu IN
his pocket
The Ney-York correspondent OF Tine Buffalo EX-
press" a few days ago saw proofslips OF an edi-
torial article OF THE Tammany Times ahhouhc-
ing the nomination OF Senator Hill Tor Governor
These slips were stamped September s ana the
type therefore set eight days belorc VA ~
cratic Convention at SARATOGA was sianpoulrdd ~,
However
about the true nature Of li!!l hoHMiauo"'
This contrast strikes the attention of The Utica
Herald: hin in New-York. chasing around try
ing 10 pu salt on the tail Of the elusive and threat
.ning third-cket bird Is In striking contrast TO Mr
Morton in his quiet home. SURROUNDED 10y ns i"i','iy
receiving announcement OF ms Ho"l'Ha'0" ~ "
united and confident party
"Tbe Mount Vernon Record" says: with the
withdrawal OF Mr. Cochran. OF Yonkers. from the
XVIII Congress District race there should De 10
ouestion about the domination Of benjamin L.
Fairchild Of Pelham Heights. If Mr.. FaircnlId De
comes a candidate there can be no auesuoh % d,.1
election. His candidacy wouid h'i we d une and
he would receive also a large number OF me Le''O
cratic a Democrat carried ''e uis"'0' :"
1892"
or the Republican candidate for Congress in the
XXth District THE Albany journal says: George
n Southwick is a native Of Albany, and comes Oh
a family which has been prominent in the pohtics
of this city since the formation OF the Republican
party. Mr. Southwck is singularly nttsd lor 'n n
Office for which he has been nominated ihousm So, Oh
the sunny side Of thirty, he has given so niuCn
study and thought to the more serious questions
which affect the well-being OF the American PEG
pie, that he is admirably equipped 70 DISCUSS anu
handle them in way TO command pubic atteh-
ton He is a public speaker Of marked ability
THE Owego Tines thus speaks OF Congressman
George W Ray: MIR. Ray well merits al! the hohors
which his Congress District has conferred upon MN"
unanimous denomination for third term; NJ; M
Ray always in his seat attentive 10 ms uu'I.
The most difficult and exciting topics rec.Vea az,
close attention His speeches were n.her a he de-
serves. high place In the next Congress
Charles d. Haines the Democratic candidate Tor
reelection TO Congress in the XIXth District Is
thus scored by THE Troy Telegram; haines
voted for the Wilson German bill, which places
duty on sugar for the benefit Of the monopohsuc
Sugar Trust the members OF which are now cur