New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
THE CANVASS AND THE CANDiDATEs-"HAr
THE NEWSPAPERS ARE SAYING.


THE NEWSPAPERS ARE SAYING
..,, ia NOT only novel, but 1t is encouraging
s,gbt declares The Syracuse Post. when there
il an eager rivalry for the Republican nomination
for Governor OF this State. There VIII be presented
~ tho convention at Saratoga the Names OF more
candidates for Governor than have been presented
TO a Republican convention for many years
THE Buffalo Enquirer" hears that Francis hen-
bricks is working not for the Guoerhatoria homna'
ton. but for the second place on the ticket
Tho n,atform OF Cornelius y. Bliss, says The
New-York Commercial Advertiser. Ike that 'i ~
e,rnes, sincere Republicans. is anti-Patusm.
..rhe Malone Palladium" thus stands up for 10
candidate: with unbounded respect for MI Nor
ron and a high appreciation of his abilities ana also
with recognition that Republicans here sehefaNy
prefer him 10 any one except Judge husse'l' " 'e'
does not seem TO that hts nomination wou'u inca"
90 much for the good OF the party and De as COM
ole,e a response to the call that the hour puts upon
Republicans 20 do the best thing possible IN the CIR
cu,s,anccs as would that Of Judge Russell
Congressman Payne. says The Geneva courier
gives nromls. OF taking a foremost position IN the
coming LIVth Congress- and Will honor MS con-
stituency.
The Fredonla Censor" expects that any man
whom, the Republican convention may nominate io'
Governor Will be great Improvement ufo" VIC
Governors the State has been having Tor Ute 'As'
twelve years.
The State Convention Will understand says Inc
Gouverneur Northern Tribune, that J"dse hus'.
,s a candidate in fact and very much IN earhes.
IJIs chances declares The Northern ihouhe
seem 10 be as good those OF any other cahaoA'e'
CONGRESSMAN Francis Marvin. OF the NNii'h D.s'
trlc,. having declined TO run for the Once SeN1
THE Mlidle,own Times urges that beh!slin -,
Ods,i IT, OF Newburg. be nominated 70 suece' ~,'
Mr. Odell is a member OF the Republican Se"'e w"
- rp
nI,tic,l saeacty and experience his tact a. 80,
Of the party. his large Acquaintance ~ nroGressye
and his standing as an io him as suitable 70
lead us on to victory and represent US creo'so' ~
the halls OF Congress
1.-The Albany Evening Journal ann0pn Son '9 Tor
.ths opposition to Levi +. Norton p
Governor has completely collapsed
The Niagara Falls Gazette" finds tnat rJ IIe,,
d Shaw's chances for the nomination Iii ~, n r,
Governor are Increasing papers IN 1 AL and
OF The sG sss 5e' %s qusssd &c to nj Office
The canvass OF Mr. for dsssasss .c to ios
s fhadssSGat she Rn
hamtdn Evening Herald" more than Hpon this
which is that OF the reputable element
Of the State with Thomas C. Pla,t
These are the sentiments OF The Auburn burn , Aat
1--WE doust Se any G se rRepaStaH state
Convention for Governor. And we hope IL %i 20 n II
G. W. Allen for Lieu'enan''oVeFho'' ANU "
looks just III PitoNfN'
r,o ,ra,,c,io, of q Republican quoted IN the
Rochester Union and Advertiser Is that "nen
york ia reached the alphabetical IlSt oil ~ ,msJs
On tho first convention ballot. motion VIII pF ""
~ make Morton's nomination unanimous
In the Judgment, Of "The New,fork Press ., ri.
annearances Indicate that Levi j. Morton VI .onIs
lerslie viii nave the honor OF sery.ns the pe''N
"a Tho next Governor OF NewYork state.
The nomination of candidates for Governor 9,-
Lieuenant-Governor says The Lynssso" sltua.
publican" Will take the strain on tne Pm, S' hat the
Republican, does not uou.N
convontion will give Republicans candidates who No,
they can cheerfully support and triu'hp"ai'' W
The only danger that threatens am,,ng TO Replblcan
Vctory in this State says The BropKyIn a mined
90 the ssplcion that its action may oe 1elei ,nr
u ,c ohtne manInulation There should be No. r,on
or excuse FOR such a suspicion. The Times uo''
NOT think that there VIII De-
The warwick Advertiser" finds that WIN VIZ y" ~
D.mncrats this fall II seems 10 be cleat Case ii
The nomination seeking the man in both state AHN
county politics.