New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
ORANGE COUNTY AROUSED.
LIVELY CONTESTS AMONG REPIBLicAN 'ANDi-
DATES WHO ARE SURE NoMlNA-
A

TON MEANS An El.E'IlpN
Montgomery. y Y. oct. GpeciaD Orange
County vii, cndouhteily give an overwhelming ma
,ori,v 70 the Republican canIdaies at the COMING
,ac,,o, Every town has been carefuy canyAssed
,d ,boroughly Organized The large number ~ can
dld,tes for every county office shows that nonini-
ton is considered equivalent - an e.ecu'n' me
great depression caused by the Democratic Alm'h'N
tration and the Wilson bill. IN such manufacturing
d,s,r,c,s os Newburg. Wadon Midtown. Corn
wal. Salisbury NILS. and also through the farming
districts Of Orange County mas caused the people
., unuc In demanding the immediate retire
man, Of Democratic statesmen. The C.eve ana ana
I'M factions are at war to the KNIFE ana are COM
tletcy dcmoralized. The few towns IN orange
Counfy which have hitherto been Democratic VIII
70 Republican This fal This county Is IN close pr'N
unity to Duchess and the knowledge OF MaynarTs
stea; Is so wildly impressed on the minds OF the
o,,o here that HIS inclination seems In the nature
~ insu,, 10 all classes who desire good government
and they feel Ike regulating the whole Democratic
ticket The litt,c hope the Democrats nave OF sue
cess in this county s shown by their failure 10 put
coward candidates for County Judge. Sheriff County
ozark and Superln,endent OF the Poor. There IL no
one who wants to run for these offices on inc Demo
cratic ticket The Republicans viii hold their
County Convention at Goshen. october >. the Con-
gress at Md'letown. on october IT, ana the Az
scmb.y at Newburg on October H.
For the Congress nomination there seems 10 De
nix
His friends are firm IN giving him the nomination
They feel that he is the right man for the pace
and his popularty through the who.e district guar
antees him an election by an Overwhelming ma
tority Rockland and Sullivan counties are OF the
same mind nd will vote accordingly The once
ia unsought by Mr. Odel but 1t Is thought no other
raroe vii be presented at the convention The LIST
Assembly District which Is largey Republican, has
three candidates The present incumbent. Howard
rhornton has been elected three times. and his
name Will be again presented to the convention.
irving Loughran, OF Montgomery. and Louis r..
Gnodsell OF Highland Falls, are the other candi-
Ja.es Mr, Goolsell had the nomination in 1880
hut went down In the tidal wave which swept the
State that year. The lid District Is represented by
Joseph Dean. of Goshen, VINO viii; probably again
secure a denomination Mr. Dean mas nade an cx
manufacturers. VINO are larse.y In the majority IN
bere are two strong candidates for County Judge
and the contest for this office vii be c.ose and ex.
citing as 60,a men nar are Beatty iap OF warwcH VINO
has made an efficient judge and has a splendid
record Will seek denomination Judge ~ r. T m"%
are no less than sixteen aspiranis for The sheriff
Office se.ah strong OF Booming Gr9ye Adsm
and George Wilkes OF Woodbury.. seem 10 be the
asEing for renomination. J. Clark, OF Minn!sink
are IL in the race these two are the most prominent
aandJdates There will he contest for the office
County csra s p %lm Fnd sssfqFy has
made his denomination imperative Il.
Ih9aSK knife COMPANY had been strongly urget
~ accept the Congress nomination. but the effect o.
me nfW to the arge interests which h
Ttpresents and he declined to run b. b. nds! o Jr
c ~,r1 p9 Mr. Ode has been member Of III
mmes from ss HV the nGnsEsSs
committee. careful survey Of the situation n.
shows tina, Orange Coany vi" n. sss
cand!dates at the November elections.