New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.

THE CONGRESS CAMPAIGN-wHAT THE NEWS
PAPERS ARE SAYING
The denomination OF James w. wadsworth for
Congress bv the Republicans Of the XXHtn DIS
trict was assured. large majority OF 'he "e.e-
gates to the convention had been lnstruc'e" ioi
him C;enesec County supported Mr.. Taroox' out
PROMISES 10 work as hard for he nominee as II
be- we're its f,rst choice. THE lie Roy Gazette de-
cares that Genesee county congress , r,a,ias
hnrd now have had the nomination. G2nesee IS
already resolving to renew It's hsnt '"o year
hence.
THE Syracuse Journal" quotes James H. NC
GuIrc. the "slver-tongued." as saying: i don
think 7 would accept the nomination for congress
on the Democratic ticket | couldn't afford TO sIler
defeat It's difficult thing to elect Democrat !"
the XXVlIth District
1.-The Buffalo Enquirer ODem) says 1t would De
surprising II President Cleveland had sent MS con-
pratulatIons to Senator Hi on his nomination for
Governor as the two not on frendy TERMS
Pm, "The EnnuIrer" nevertheless believes that THIS
omission Of the President TO send personal -
lations TO the nominee OF the New ork ot..e
Democrats does not indicate that he Is not anxious
for Senator Hls election.
An interesting incident OF the Democratic oti'e
Convention is brought to light by Tine buiiH'o
Times" The Buffalo Express accuses Congress
man Lockwood OF instability. because he accep'en
the nomination for Lieutenant-Governor atter say
ing that he would not do The Times springs
~ tho defence OF Lockwood In these words: Mr.
Lockwood was constrained In this matter, Just a., as
senator Hill was The remaining members OF n ny
whlIe on" Of ther number put him in nomina ton
and It was carried by accla nation without giving
Mr. lockwood opportunity TO enter his protest.
perhaps Lockwood was hypnotizcd when he pre-
sided over the convention when nominated Sids
nnri
The Buffalo Post Express Goem) asks: whats
,bo matter with Gaynor? Il seems to be very dill
cult for him to collect his thoughts; H should
n n', at 4" executive ~
The Democrats have renominated Charles II.
uai,os for Congress In the Observation-Disclosures
district and no, campaign there against him by
Frank s Back his RepHbGaTRb oPP2Reyg 6rk : suns aS
surei Both are young men o,o fnr tne wilson b!
although many persons supposed that he di1 noi'
The Mount Vernon Record" says: The friends
Of George l.. Carlisle. OF New-Rochellc are urging
his candidacy for the Assembly nomination. Mr.
Carlisle is an able lawyer. hustling and loyal r.
with the people 10y his efforts In their behalf to Sc
road Eiwari p Martens, OF Mount Vernon Is
the Democratc candhaie ana Lhcre AR, are stro"S
In speaking Of the candidacy 81 As'emhiyman
John II. Clark for reelection. The Niagara Falls
Gazette" says: by his record in tn" Assembly
John H. Clark has shown how watchfuI he could
be Of Niagara Interests. His experience OF asst year
Will give him srong:h his year, wh'ch conl2,nei
with the probability Of the election OF Republican
psh things Governor Flower made impos-
sllle"
..Trc cuea,,on -" declares The Buffalo
Courier" what are the thinking. seif-respect-
lng men and ne young men In the Demo
cratic party going 70 do about II? VIII they
follow the easy-conscienced gentlemen who
after fighting the She~han and Tammnny rings Tor
two years. and soemnly declaring that Democratic
unity can only come through thorough party re-
organization. get INTO the machine carriage
without other condition than the prospect o' a
chance for nm once here or there or VIII they.
with Franklin T. Locke and other self-re spectin
shall see.