New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

.tdei wien ti.re ir. enl. rr.
r.aN f,l,. p..t.t Four state tax is
ncar.y Nl.lv tess Tim .a f.. all WIN q * 'u'-
l.an Governor the reoaclol Non'1 Har- IN ,ts d.
,,,rh more. TaHcs 4rc always a. burden. ii tltlr
INV easier wy 20 reduce hem t&n ~ eie'uh5
the Republican u'Ac'' ~
Tbera vas i rather warm contest over the He-
,ot,ican nomination for Congress in this district
hu, +, * now happily ended by tie seectil ~ oi
General y H. CARTS as the sole party cahHi'a'e'
Tn. other candidates for the Republican hoinlha-
ron. Lucus y. Lttauer Of G!o'crsVHe' "e'eI"'
" T. French. cf Saratoga county ana J"'sc
laler. of Fulton county nav aN Withdraw" ID
General Ciirtis's favor. and he viii have the loyal
s,nnort If every Republican. The NNil| congress
District IS the choicest product OF tae ski. "' 'n'
Democratic party IN executing a geiTyin'li''' l"
,ojnt OF territorial arrangement il suIpdF''S C''''
ether Congress District in the state. lh'' H. ~
SURPRISES every other district in hI-AIT""s '','''.
ono would have to 20 to Mississippi ana gaze upon
,.s o,ohratei shoc-strlng district TO fai its couh-
terpart ,,,>.v crppyN,NDCR.
Tho district includes the counties Of s. Lawrence
;ramiton Fulton and Saratoga. oAe ms o"y -
glance at a map of The state ID dls'usS "''' a.!
aborinabie arrangement Of "con'lEHoAs '''I'''''
this one Is. St Lawrence county one % '"' I'' -
in the state is tied on t. Hamilton Wntn !" ,
1. aftachei 10 Fulton. AMI finally Sr1''-t - , ~"
to Fulion Practically this pltn 'i "'. ,
which was made by the frauiueh' ...rl ~ .ro
is;ature Of ls51 does not create ,','.i',, is
r,trrp the county ol HdlliH'"h -
Wilderness This Adirondack lore Sci'r,"'f ~
scventy-hve miles the popHGGs '-irTI'' G,r3tos1.
LaWIeiv' no reiiroad which crosses Hamilto county
when Congress Convention Is heli elo'c, W Wv |
markabe manner, in order to arlNs q, ~ "T roccmt
vcntion The ST. Lawrence dcics4lrS az d io,ra ,'s
convention had to travel nearly -V0 H''c' oeio'e
,hey arrived at their destination; Co,oroes qor-
The district, also n1er ihe ,,,(ai,I inrre in
pSn of voting population as Gonipafed WIN % co',r-
rrpafic Congress districts in the cities; Inc Cou
Ties of the district in 1872 cast the lo''o" 'nS -
GRr}I' ,Frp5 VTT'i5 d9gmJ " "ti'iyS; G'T5J
Fulton and Hamilton. 2s,5 80 %
Sf Lawrence .............l3oj9 6'H' o'
u...,. .9s9oe Is.7o7 2o7o
General \ NJ. Curtis. the Republican, candidate
for Congress in lS'2. thus had a pnraHty oI -
oc9yonJ Drmocrat Of Euffaio represents In Con
grcss only 29997 This Is fai" example "i th1
Size of the Democratic districts in point Of popula-
tion as compared VITA the Congress districts repre-
sented by Republicans
a FINE RECORD.
General Newton Martin Curtis. the Republican
candidate has fine wax record. as Wei as an eN-
cellent official record. lie was born In 81. La"
renee County IN 1885, and therefore is now hityhne
years Of age. 4 man of great stature. feet
inches and broad-shculdored. he mas a most mar
tial appearance. He entered the tnltei Stat''
Army in 1861. at the outbreak Of the W ar 81 o. u',
Rebellion. and rapidly rose through w. n'N t ~
captain. lieutenant colonel and coohtl OF l1e i-'
mander of the Second BriEade. Sr'onl 'Nis-oH a..
the Tenth Army Corps. As bisadier-g en'ral OF ,le
corps. he rendered most dstinsuisheI and brave
services at the capture OF Fort Fisher. Nhllr
leading ms brigade IL an a--"uI jiIl s 'iia' sb
Returning from the war, he was made Collector %,
Customs at Ogicnsburr He has been pr pr s.4rnt oi
president Of the New-N ors State A., u.;t.raI SO
York AGRICULTURAL FNyerifne.t St.-icn. and COM
mander Of tae g. 4. r. Of New York ,,.