New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
THE CANVASS AND THE CANDIDATES WHAT TIE
NEWSPAPERS ARE SAYING


The St Lawrence Painlealer" published at
Justice Leslie W. Russelrs hone Canton has this
TO say Of his candidacy. The candidacy OF Leslie
W Russell is assuming proportions very gratifying
to hi, many friends In Northern New-York. In fact
this feeling Is not confined to that section but Is
found all over the State. where he has hosts OF
friends The impression tina, various papers at
tempted TO spread broadcast the state that he
would only rcceiv" complimentary Fote IN IN"
convention is no longer manifest II Is cieary evi
1, 9ua,c ana eYnrk wb mere is reason to
suppose that the support viii not stop there nut
will extend into other quarters
The Buffalo Express" predicts that Levi +. Nor
ton Will fall short least hundred votes OF ma
ory the nrs, ballot anl That VIII the b oShp.s
will have the next largest number OF Delegates
II l. certain In the opinion I"rhe jamestown
Morning News" that - per cent OF the Republcah
voters Of the state desire to see Levi +. Morton
nominated FOR Governor.
The Little Falls Journal and Courer' finds that
the Morton senilmen; - noi as strong throughout
the State ns II was a fortnight ago. and advises
the nomination Of Warner Miller
~wer. the Republicans Of Albany to speak to-
d,,, declares The Aibany Evening Journal
There would be TWENTY-FIVE solid de.egn,.s from
mat county FOR the nomination OF MI. Morton.
jefferson County has valid claim for representa-
ton on the Republican state ticket. says The
W,teriown STANDARD" In urging the nomination OF
Judge Pardon 9. Williams for the Court OF Appeals
honch Tho STANDARD" declares II Judge Williams
nm =, wrrk his comprehensive ability and his
moral courage would make him eminent hl'I hshes,
ai.tlug,ilshed Judges who now ndorn the h$'r,st
court In America tho Supreme court OF 'he
Nation"
.1.be syracuse Courier thinks that II Mr. Morton
gains the larger part Of the New-Iork ana hlhsS
County delegations 1t would seem that hiS nomha-
uo'i ~ nirion Of 'Th. Courier" that the Repub-
lean candidate viii be Mr.. Depew or Mr. Morton.
Judge s. A!onzo Kellogg. Of the supreme Court Is
strongly urged by The Platisburg Press Tor 'he
penuhican nomination for Associate Justice OF the
Court OF Appeals.
vboever the Democratic candidate for Governor
may he THE Elmira Advertiser says. he Will be
the heir to the record OF the Democratic party IN
this state md must accept rhr rsTpof Mrphy a
chine and no angel wings can be manipu'atel 10
conceal the tigers stripes.
=, the oplnIon OF The Iockport Journal Con-
prossman James w Wadsworth best OF any man
IN the state fits into the position of compromise
candidate for Governor: n not that then i2r Lou
Governor provided he would accept the lower
office
In the unfair selection OF the places for holding
the Buffalo Democratic caucuses me b"ih'o
Comrcrcal' sees a renewal OF the desperate tactics
that have in recent years characterized the WORK
~ the Sheehan organization. ana another HraPnc
Illustration OF the imperative necessity 3i a, - t
organzatIon OF the party II the party intens 10 a
peal hereafter to the confidence Of the puo"c !"
Buffalo
Mr. PIatt's political enemies. declares THE Roch-
os,or Herald" are convinced that they can rely
unor Mr. Depew's candidacy as raliying pom,
for the opposition to the Ex-senator 1hc nera,I
adds that IT must be admitted "A better man 'ou'u
not be selected for the purpose
..1,be Rochester Union and Advertiser" announces
that Max Brickner has been chosen to make the
speech In the Republican convention noHihat'"S
Mayor George w Adrdge of Rochester TOT f''t ,h
tenant Governor. Mr. Brckner IL a meHp/ ol .n III
,,aorJ ~ UcaIth OF Rochester, and was formerly
president OF the city's Chamber or Commerce.
II Mr. Morton IL to lead the ticket great NAM
people according to "The Utica Press wouId hNe
10 see Senator Saxton named for second pace