New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

cashier Of the Central Bank. OF Oneida, Madison
County. Hundreds OF the regular Democrats say
the Anti Snapper Convention in 1892 and then went
10 Chicago and - his utmost to defeat the hoi'-
nation OF David II. Hill FOR President.
DISCOURAGED DEMOCRATS.
Ru, the Democratic leaders are not making any
serious effort to accomplish anything in onondasa
County except 70 elect OF their three candi-
dates for Assemblymen That was what DAVID Is.
Hill most talked about Thursday. when he was
here Mr. Hill puts as Of first mportance the cleo
ton OF Democratic Assembymen. and second OF the
election of Democratic State officers. Mr. Hi Is a
supremey selfish politician he wishes 10 remain man
OF being elected Governor. Under these clrcum-
stances he does not wish the proposed Isl tS
people for that would give fair representation anu
again in so Nor does he wish the Republican
party to carry the Assembly. since if the Lessla-
fair apporonment OF the Legislature can be made.
If the constitutional amendment proposed TINS
The Republicans have made strong n9 ON ms
Cor Assenblymen in the three Assembly districts 81
Rogers an agent of the Rome and Watertown Rail
road AZ Brewerton charles -; toe' a nardwala
The Ist District is the debatabIe one. Here the
Wells was barely elected There promises, there
fore to be not con r6nse G of eectng hm The
Democrats have selected their candidate IN this
district John Garnet member Of the the f fg'h,ns
trict the Republican candidate last year had LIB
majority No fear is felt FOR Mr. Coles success
The Democrats have nominated William j. Shot
well Of Skaneateles who has been at work in Al
bany lately an examiner Of the department OF
Public Instruction In the TIA District the Republ-
can candidate for Assembyman last year had liz
ma jOriiy The Democrats have nominated 7. T.
gunby doctor Of Fayetteville. hut there Is no
question that Mr.. Chapman Will be elected.
MR. HENDRICKss VIEWS.
Ex-senator Francis Hendricks. OF this city. said
yesterday: The prospects OF the Republican party
are as bright in Onondaga County as they are Else
where in the State. or course. the aspect Of affairs
may change within ten days. but AZ the present
moment it seems impossible that David y.
Hill himself has any hope OF such result Tho
most he hopes Is the Assembly. and OF
course he Will seek defeat the Legislative ap-
portionment proposed In the constitutional amend
ments The Democratic party L. a. a disadvantage
largely because going 10 have the votes hon
estly counted New York, Albany and Troy, whore
have been cheated in abom!nable fashion for
several years back. with two Republican election
Inspectors at all thf polls I'm New York | shall hc
astonshed II the Democratic party obtains plural
ity for David l.. Ill I'm that city OF over Ho0 and
I should not be surprised to the Democratic
5000 this year. We ought also TO carry Brook
Ign"
The Republicans Of Madison county have renomi-
mated Assemb,yran Lambert u. Kern and undoum-
cdly will elect him nv large majority
Ex-senator Frank Hiscock Is away from home
there. hut ne expects TO b" home before November
ana 10 take part in the campaign.
Governor Mckinley. Of ohio. Will address m" Re
puhlicaus Of syracuse on October %