New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.


THEIR TICKET-vIEwS ABOUT THE DEMO-
CRATIC CONVENTION.
Erie County ought to be wei satisfied with the
ticket" asserts The Buffalo Express. 'one OF
her most respected citizens is on IT, The candioa'e
for Ieutena mt Governor lent valuable aid In pass
ing her reform bills through the iHxisla'ure laSt
winter. And she can rest assured that LeM -
Morton Is too large man TO be mere ee"o VI
Tom Plat In the Executive Chamber
I, Is the belief Of THE Elmira Advertiser that
the Republican candidates. in their personal quail
fcations and in the advantages presented by their
geographical situation, form compinatloi ol re-
markable strength and votedraWing power.
THE Troy Times is responsible for the following
THE Franklin County Democrats have named an
Adirondack guide for Assembyma1 His nomina-
tion is further indication that the Democratic party
is about to take to the woods.
Republicans do not count on winning this cleo
ton without labor" SAYS 'The Syracuse stand
ard" They do not expect 10 see The Democrats
overwhelmed simply by bad record shaping
energy must marshal and direct the forces which
make for Republican success and Denorat'c dsas,
ter The mere noise of victories IN Vermont and
Maine will shake down the rampa:-s or the
enemy popuar sentnenI m sSI G b "
ployee against It,
"The Hudson Republican, does not think that
the Republican ticket could have been bettered.
Flower says THE Republican" has already con
head Of it.
Governor Flower acting under advice-by- the-way
he always acts under advice in important matters.
adds The Gouverneur Northern Tribune. paren-
thetically-makes statement that he Will not
allow his name TO be used candidate for re-
nomination The Northern Tribune suspects that
Mr.. Flower scents the danger IN me ar anu.
Crcker-.ike, proposes 10 get from nnier-in when
conclusion he shows more political shrewhhess
than some folks have given him credit OF possess
ing
The jamestown News" declares: Seemingly
some inkling Of the intention OF the Republicans
TO force fighting reached the ears Of the
Democrats In advance Governor Flower shrewily
read the signs OF popular uprising against MS
party and announced that he would not again be
It's candidate.
After Francis Hendricks consented to the ~
his name as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
The Syracuse Journal" declares conditions greatly
changed. there was rally upon Senator Saxton
OF influences and desires which Mr.. Hendrckss
nomination would have satisfied, and I'm this aspect
no man more clearly foresaw Mr.. Saxton's success
or was better pleased with It Than Mr.. Hendricks.
The ticket as named. most satisfactory 10
Mr.. Hendricks friends and they will give TO II
a support that Will be both earnest and helpful.
James ". Hinckley. who is prominently men
of the DEMOCRATIC State COMMITTEE; Is quoted IN
The Utica Observer" as follows II think II not
40 circumstances will Senator I'LL consent 10 be
come the candidate
When Senator Charles r. Saxton reached Clyde
after being nominated for Lieutenant Governor. ac-
cOrd,rg TO dispatch In THE Rochester Herald.
the rain was pouring in torrents but great crowd
escorted him 10 his home AIDED by the SaNton
Band and ffe and drum corps. The streets were
Illuminated and the houses decorated.
OF the Republican ticket. The Rochester Demo
Crat and Chronicle There warm trib
IN every quarter 10 the sterling Repubcanism.
spotless character and eminent ability OF Levi i.
Morton. The name Of Charles T. Saxton calls up
most honorable and useful record In public HE.
and ELECTS unstnted praise well as genuine
enthusiasm. Judge Albert Haight. OF Buffalo. is
pre-e minenty fitted to adorn the Court Of Appeals,
and the verdict throughout the State is that he will
serve in that body with usefulness TO the state ana
honor 10 himself"