New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-24

Mr.. Watkins is not making any inroads upon Mr.
tioeeI s'fength ana me latter. o, 81
the workingmcn and OF Republicans well: Mr.
viii have mas as large I9 puray the present year
But the Democrats are especially trying to win
candidate last Year had .27s majority The Re;
publican party. however has nominated one OF
the Assembly in Oneida County in the person or
W.. Cary Sanger. of Waterviie Mr. Sanger ~
a Harvard graduate and n farmer-a combination
not frequently witnessed. Mr.. Sanger has fine farm
manner. re is leader in the road improvement
reform movement in Oneida County. His Demo
sey, has ATTEMPTED to excite prejudice against Mr..
Sanger because Of his road Improvement idea:
opposed to expanding n penny additional TO what
they now employ for road improvements s,sa ny
the funds which are now wasted the roads can
be mproyed without spending CENT U morn ' hs
topic at Rome in the course of the week whch
say few words about myself Aiihouen farmer
and granger. should not If elected consider
myself merely a representative of one class. 1t
IL the unquestioned duty OF our representatives az
Albany to regard the interests and claims OF al
classes and of all individuals in their districts and
it would most certainly be my aim TO dischaarge
my duties properly In this as in all RESPECTS, X is
true that my practical experience on a iarm mas
made me familiar Mh the nsu the the f S41es
of taxation is nov too heavy. and that under no
believe that there many public improvements.
such as better roads or more public Libraries which
those Who live on farms. but / know that what
efforts may be made 10 secure any such ad-
vantaees must start with the fundamental PROPOSE
ton that there must be no Increase OF taxation
on the farmers GsrIe am IN mnny ways great advan
tages from better highways; but l am absolutely
and to an" Would "n sy''f he
burden OF taxation on farm lands
A POPULAR CONGRESSMAN.
lanes S Sherman the Republican Congressman
who represents this district. emnently deserves
reelection, for he has served his constituents most
faithfully Mr. Sherman first elected a Con-
preesman from the old Oneida-Lewis District in
1856 and was reelected in 1855 In 1890 he was de
feated owing to general loss OF votes that year
again was a candidate for Congress. but this time
from the oneida -Herkimer pistric'. ne Was
a member OF the Lth and LIS; Congresses was a
member OF the judiciary Committee and OF the
committee he wrote the repor. on the census IN
vestigat!on. OF course like all other Republicans ms
hands of Speaker Crisp He is member now OF
The , @ S SnrI n Reform Il don't care any
thing for indians eXcep. Gfad SnTS Eat Refom am
conylnced that it is a humbug as conducted by the
Democratic party. | hope We shall have Ropuhh-
can Congress this year. and believe We VII have
a majority of Republican Congressmen; The az
fairs of the Republican party are In excellent shape
pubiIcan vote in Herllner and Oneida counties. We
have had few speeches. but they were not nceGed
since the tide has been all our way, NoNernoI a.
Kinley | am glad to say. will be here on october
26 and will make speech. one thing Whch y
bighlv encouraging 10 us is the interest shown In
the present campaign 10y all Republicans. Why, 9uT
committee rooms here In Utica are CROWDED WI
Republicans at all hours. The Democrats are max
ing big effort. however. and RepuhicanS mus be
on their guard against over-cOnndcnc". hut De-
leye We are GOING get many a V"t' from i''io-
cratic business men who Disguised Win the IN
competency shown 10y their party AT w ION
and that we are going to be- surprised at the sze
OF our majority. owing TO the votes OF these men
John u Henderson. Of HeTkimcr County, is 'il'
Democrats candidate against Mr.. sherman. hut ne
at first declined the nomination; ana II Is "pN"u1'
mat he considers himself merely nominal candl-
date. - , 9Th -.
The Republicans have nominated r /" Sinlth, 81
Frankfort "A lawyer. for the Assembly IN ii'fhiH-i
county Mr. Smith Is an able and a popular hilil
and there j. no question of his election over Nam
] Smith the Democratic candidate Tor Assembly.