New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.

THE NEWSPAPERS COMMENTS on THE cANDl.
DATES AND THE CANVASS.
.The Binghamton Republican" thinks that the
Republican state Committee Is doing the most
effective work possible in reaching through the
press nearly every household with It's campaign
material The work thus being done, says The
meetings for one good newspaper will reach more
voters than hundred orators, and reach them
every day
The Democratic leaders have Tried hard TO restore
harmony In Rockland County but according to
"The Haverstraw Messenger DEM. they have
labored in vain. It says: From reports that have
been floating around and the stand that some
Democrats are taking one Would believe pei .hat me
tion OF the Democratic party in this county,
The Committee of Public Safety Of Troy has
ISSUED an appeal to the chairmen OF the Repub-
lican and Democratic county committees, asking
them 10 use their influence in favor OF fair hon.
est and orderly election and especially against the
practice OF vote-purchasing. The chairman OF The
Republican committee was prompt IN answering,
and his reply says THE Troy Times. Is strong
niedge OF Repubiican cooperation in the non-par.
sap work of purifying the ballot and aiding good
government Troy is determined to nave an honest
election and failing this will hold 70 strict &C.
cnnnt every one concerned in bringing about
contrary CONDITION.
Charles W Tnlnghast. ID. is making mag
nidcent canvass In the LIST Assembly District Of
Rensselaer, County. according TO Inc Troy fimes
uhich savs that he has not only the solid support
Of every Republican, but that OF many honest
the exponent Of good government, Giean ponucs
an,as bec5use he is the antthesis OF all that ma
chinism implies
One OF the most contemplate tricks OF the ca"-
naIgn saws The Kingston Freeman Is the AZ
,cmpt 10 dscredit Congressman lie Fevre because no
WAS absent from his duties about Sixty days AZ
.vervbody knows who reads the county papsh
Ia Eeyr
nos, His record OF absences for othet causeS WI"
Compare favorably with any 'ohs'esS''"N
The Albany Journal believes that "ene'u
Tracey this year will receive none OF the many
complimentary Republican votes that he'pe'
make I'D his majority in 1890 and ls92 because nc
voted for the income tax and will vote for is eI.
tension: and that ne VIII be Gu. rish noIirY HsS
the workingmen Tor suPPo'' i"s P''~' Wv"
has reduced their wages
9TH. Rinehamton Republican" proudly says:
..rber. is no county in this State where the Ne
publican party is so united-so free from iaeu'H"
as II is In the county OF Broome Ana u hesu
was more united than 1t Is to-day The Repuu.
e ar reason why each candidate should run
souare,y ND 10 the head OF the State ticket
sneakiug OF the unscrupulous attempts to make
IL appear that organized labor or hochester
opnosed to James NJ. f. O'Grady. the candidate
for Assembly in the lid Monroe District Ihe
Democrat and Chronicle" OF that city says In
steod Of belng hostile TO Mr. O'Grady the WORK.
inrmen OF Rochester hold him in higher esteem
than ever before lie worked steadtastly IN 'her
interest in the Legislature last winter and 50 sue
cessful were his efforts and genuine his interest
that he was publicly commended by the sta'e
Workingmen's Assembly at the annual session nes
i'm Albany last August. He is one OF the aples.
men ever sent 10 the Legislature from Mohfoe
County and II is not proposed that his re-eiecuoh
shall be endangered by the cheap tricks OF De'h"
cratic politicians.
The Rockand County Journal declares ina.
no man ever sent to Albany By the people Oh
Rockland County looked after her interes"
with more care than did Otis II. Cutler last year
He did more than any one man dif IN one tela.
saws The Journal" and surely Is now far oeteii
able do than new man wholly unu'eo
and unused to legislative work could do.
Commenting on the withdrawal OF o. + WIZ
Jams as an Independent candidate for congress
in the XXXIst District. and the probability mat
he will take the stump for the Republican ticket
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle says
makes the assurance of Mr.. Brewsters eiec"on
doubly sure, and adds: Every loyal RepuphoAn
and every believer in the policy OF protection ~
American industries will rejoice in the certainly
that Monroe County will be represented IN ION.
gress by sound Republican and advocate OF
protective tariff. and with stimulated enthuslasm
the party will continue the work OF rolIlhs W .
mai ority that will make Monroe the banner re
publican county of the State