New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
STRENGTH OF A THIRD TIcKET-coMME'
OF TIE PRESS

EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
STRENGTH OF THIRD TICKET-CoMMtNr
OF TIE PRESS.
Frank VI LOOMS n prominent Democrat ana
Civil Service reformer of Buffalo. says In an inter-
view printed in The Buffalo Evening News: i
cannot vote for HILL hut shall register and vote on
local matters. II assurances are received that any
considerable number of Democrats Will give thlrd
ticket Their support 1t will be good thing II VII,
Democrats who do not wish 10 vote for a Repuhn-
DO not hesitate TO say That II thliu ''Chei
t. nominated | will vote for IT, am n Gp"d "'di
tbrsi,sfic for him regard I'M as the personlnca-
ton of all that the reformers and homeruieGS voted
against and turned down last fan
THE Oswego Times" has this to say OF the third
ticket movement: AN that the antSnappers are
waiting for in order rise in mass all over the
State and demonstrate their numbers ana their
power is the sight of a standard and standard
bearer Such candidate would poll, at least. fully
onc-halr the Democraiic vote Of Oswcgo Ciiy AMI
county, with chances aye. probabilities that year
hence the organization thus called into being woHl
wipe the ground with its opponents In fashion for
wonderment their own part ana dismay on the
part OF their enemy
By none would an Independent Democratic state
ticket be joyfuly hailed than by the hun
dreds OF thoroughbred Cleveland Democrats OF NJ
agra County declares 1.-THE I-ockport Journal
These have been mal;reated by the Hi crowd be-
yond the ordinary. Senator Hills defeat Of +. J.
Taylor's nomination for Collector Of Customs by
the President still rankes. "A straighi-out ,Ieye-
land Democratic state ticket would larry dyiie IN"
Democratic vote In Niagara Connty. adn mus ne
Journal but whether such a ticket Is noiiiiit.i
not. Hi cannot get his party vote mere by any
manner OF means
Congressman Charles y. IIaines. OF the XIXth
District. voted against the original Wilson BILL but
afterward supported the German measure. In urG-
ing the election 81 Frank :. Back 10 the seat now
occupied by Mr. Hanes, The Troy Times says OF
the incumbent: His record Is story 81 insinceriy
incompc"ncy and reckless disregard Of the interests
no WAS sunposed 70 represent. He 10 Congress
as a tool OF the Democratic machine. ana mas heIi
true 10 his mission. He obeycd the directions 81
the machine leader casting his always di-
rccted While attempting - pose as Pr'tectlonist'
he sold himself - the rec Irad.rS' me income
takers and the allies ~ IN" sugar trust
In an article about D. +. Wilbur. whom the Re-
publicans Of the NXlst District have nominated
for Congress The syracuse Post" says; Mi
Wilbur is "A young man OF r"markahl" business
and executive ability. very popular with all c.aSses
and a spl.ndld votc-cetter. lie is wei known In
this vicinity. having been student al 'az'ho'l't
Seminary a few years ago. and h. ~ now one o.
sr,r,fod and va confidently look for his
r"a"tton although The present Congres -rnan. Mr.
Schcrmerhorn, "a Democrat. had 1870 plurality tn
The Democratic bosses OF Onondnsa County. nc
cording to ''Th, Syracuse standard" have decided
that W 49, Klrk shall be their candidate FOR con
gress 20 succeed James j. l'"lden
THE Pcekskil Bnd"' wants 'F'orR" bih''l''H
OF sing Sng. to accept the Congress nomination
IN tho district again THE Blade" speaks % him
ns a gentleman 81 advanced IDEAS philanthroiist
and "A r. publican To the core
To quote The Poughkcepsie Eagle: ~ David
u IIill iq TO he the next Governor. ne will have
TO get more votes than I<yi i. Morton. aS b"
VIII have no state Cauyassing Board 10 tax" his
orI.rs This year And as a result 81 Tho popular
uprising against tn Democracy asst slrins' th.ie
are very few county canyasslng boards over which
h. can dictate.
William T. Werner whom both parties have
nominated for the supreme Court has decided.
according to THE Rochester Post Express. not
10 resign HIS plncc County Judge until pec'n
3d. Consequently his successor cannot be chosen
at the coming election. Judge W@rn.r camr To-
his decision FOR two reasons. b." diI not wish to
aii or 10 hinder the candidacy ~ any on w"
wished 10 stcR into his sho1s HnI ,,s.s ,hng
is on his hands and he cannot 10 that In time
TO have his seat nllcd at The next election.
"The Troy Times" In reprinrlng from The Trib-
uI,e its account 81 thc th' % IA" Senate In 1921.
says: "It Is most extraordinary chapter OF crim"
ana involved all grades % Democratic officials.
election inspectors. boards of supervisors. STATE
canvassers and Governor Fortunately. no such
crime Is possible this year The 'l''u"n bphfha
are non partisan. four-hiths o. IN" h"irds "i su
p"ryisors are Kcpublcan, ana INC I'oIfI o ', ~,
Canynssers are 81 ia" same ponucal ihl'h. me
voters who propose 10 sil on lim thls ih.l i,ia
the assurance that their votes VIII be counted AS
cast"
''Thc friends OF David -. Inn who represent him
nc n protcre OF Tildcn either ignorant or for
getfuI." declares THE Yonkers statesman In
1s7l after the Tweed exposures, Mr.. 1ilden was
chairman Of IN" Judiciary Committee OF tn" AS
scub,y and Mr. I'm. who was member Of the
committee was serving his first term in IN" Leg
isInturc NIr TiIlen's committee with one "N-
c.ntiou brought In report for IN" Impeachment
OF the notorious Tweed judges. Barnard ana car
doza The one exception was David T.. HI who.
though n new member. solitary and alone. brought
I'm a minority report against impeachment