New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS COMMENT or TT
NEWSPAPERS.

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS COMMENT OF TE
NEWSPAPERS
Richard C. Mccormick OF Jamaica. ex-Govs
nor Of the Territory OF Nebraska. has been nom
mated for Congress by the Republicans OF the :
District The Syracuse Post" says OF him: e.
Governor Mccormick has had a public record
unusual brilliancy and usefulness In every on
cial station he has proved himself equal to all .
the delicate duties and great responsibilities d..
IN dstr Ren n n1 by Democr bs.
with MS great personal popularity s yna WIN HIRE u;
good reason 10 hope for his election
The Republican Convention in the XNIITth CON-
gress District has renomnated Jacob lefev"r by
reclamation. The size and spirit OF the conven'
ton Indicate according to The Utica Her
cid" that the Republicans OF Dutchess. Putnam
and Columbia counties propose to conduct most
when the Nation was passing through the crsi
OF the panic which followed the beginning Of tari
smashing at Washington" declares the Mbari
Journal" General Charles Tracey was asked
whether he did not think it mis- duty TO vote fo-
the protection q the interests OF Albany He rep!et
that If the people were not satisfied with hI
course In urging free trade they would nave
chance TO express their opinions at the polls =
November the workmen and business men
have this chance. They should accept frank
General Tracey's challenge 10 record their ,ui
ment OF the performances and intentions or
Democratic majority in Congress
The Syracuse Journal describes Major Tnt
dore l.. Poole. the Republican candidate for CO
gress In the XXVIIth District. as 'substant
and worthy citizen. a true and tried Republic
and a veteran of the war for the Union VINO !
honorable service in the field. He is thorough
conversant with the business and political int
es,s OF the district The Journal ,a sEntnS
sentiment He VIII give expresson 10 the WIS.,
and demands Of this Its6s Sssr Seq m CO
graduates the people OF the Onondaga- Madison
trct on the excellent character or the candiua
Tor Congress presented this fall by both parties.
The Kingston Free nan asks II II is not abe
time for the New-York Bar Association 10 take
active part In the campaign and says that -
members are mandy ,pamby" indeed II thry ~, s
the principal OFT with Hgnter punishment TIA" ~"
gave his agent
The Rochester Herald" Dem) faces the siiuau
by figuring out that In 1855 and asain in lSS DA
b. Hill could have lost Kings County by SIN
majority to the Republicans and still have Dc
elected Governor.
The vote OF 1891. according &c the estimate OF
Buffalo Express" reached after close stuiy OF
figures would give the Democrats twenty-seven
the Senate districts under the new apportionneht
majority OF four II they had carried last year
the districts which they thought they hah ma
sure OF by their gerrymander they would nave
only nineteen out Of the total thrty-two. a major
OF only two SO the apportlonment gives VI,
better treatment than they were ab'e 10 d
themselves.
"It Is highly gratifying to the homes; voters
Albany County" declares THE Albany Express
ITO be informed that the Police Board Is un'
the question OF having A clean election in this
next month Anticipating the frauds which VIII
attempted during the last two days Of REGISTRAR
haan Inst %
policemen to serve at all places Of registration
will act promptly and effectively II any atiem.
are made 10 violate the law in any paruc"ss
Policemen who fail to perform their duty are ~
tain 70 be dismissed from the force
THE Binshamton Republican" says: "Chemu's
County Republicans have shown great good SCI,
in nominating Colonel Archie +. Baxter FOR u.
Assembly He Is the sort OF man needed N y,
Assembly. and the voters OF Chemuns sho"'"
TO II that he IL sent
In urging the voters of Tioga County TO re-eE
Epenetus Howe 20 the Assembly. THE Wv.
Times tells them: ''Tloga County was honored
year in the Assembly by Epeneus Howe
guarded we'll the interests OF his constituents
took a high place among the legislators anu anu
one or the representative men In the Assemnn.Ssd
Is a fine debnter. and IL In every way qud""eN
make wise and careful legislator
BROOKLYN CANDIDATES FOR CONuhH
Republican Congress conventions IN Brooklyn ;
night made the following nominations; ia D
Dennis Hurley, Of the Sixth Ward; liza %
Francis H. Wilson. OF the Tweniy.ihrir M.ssn VARY
District Israel +. Fisher, OF the IwsnVf
Ward, and With District. Charles u. bshheV" "
Twenty eighth Ward.