New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.
COMMENTS OF THE NEWSPAPERS ON THE CAN
VAss AND THE CANDIDATES

COMMENTS OF THE NEWSPAPERS ON THE CAN
vAss AND THE CANDIDATES.
The Brooklyn Eagle" exhibits the holowness OF
what IT calls HIS almost fulsome praise
OF President Cleveland in his Brooklyn speech or
last Tuesday evening. II says: IF Mr.. Cleveland
Administration has been what Senator Hill de-
cared II was last night, the Democratic party
was entitled to the Senator's support OF the nom
nations for Office made by the President tie mas
prevented the confirmation OF many Of the Presl-
dents nominations for Offices in this state lie
has secured the rejection OF many He has vii
lingy permitted the confirmation OF none lie has
refused personally meet or recognize the ChieI
Magistrate He praises him only because he
wants the votes OF the Cleveland men. His incon-
sistency and insincerity are as transparent as MS
exigency and desperation are evident
The Syracuse Journal agrees with Maynard in
thinking that the publication OF the Maynard letter
would do HIN no good: that IT would. indeed. be
proof OF the relations OF Hill and Maynard ana
show that Hill fully as deep in the bad bMsi-
ness $ has ever been alleged. BESIDES aGds ne
Journal" the question OF Maynards Withdrawn AT
the eleventh hour would have no bearing upon
which attended the stealing OF the Legislature IN
The Troy Times notes that the spirit OF thug
ism" that found expression in the murder OF Rob-
crt Ross still lives In Troy. ON each OF the oc-
casons when the Republicans have paraded In
that city this fall they have been attacked by
runians In the heart OF the city ard without N
reference by the police THE Telegram cans ioT
a purging OF the registry lists In Troy, cecIrihs
that there 1900 Illegal names on inc lst WIZ
s the first step In The process Of another inurder
like that of Ross. The Murphy ma nine Is as De
FAINT OF public opinion as ever
r. La Grange Smith. the Republican candidate for
the Assembly In Herkmer County. is making an
effective canvass according to THE Utica Her
aid" He is an able lawyer. and most thor9ushly
equipped for Legislative duties me PopIiarI,y IT,
ENJOYS i'm his town Of Frankfort eNtehis
throughout tho county. he will be- elected by
very handsome pluraI'y
The Middletown Times" quotes Speaker Malby
AS authority for the statement that Joseph Deane
representing the Ill District OF orange County in
the lat Legislature and renomlnated by the Rcpub-
ucans was one Of the vgilant. industrious and
useful members Of that body lie proved himself
such Industrious, caretu. ana prhient LEGISLATOR
him again th7 fall
The keynote for rafting Republican canvass,
saws Tho Rochester Post-Exprcss' Ia 10 be found
in tho closing sentence Of Mckinlcy's speech at
Wheeling YESTERDAY The people are getting tired
~ this bond issuing tariff-tnkering wage-reducng.
queen restoring Democratic Administrations
Tho Syracuse STANDARD calls attention to the
fact that the usual Democratic paiaycr about OK
pcciations Of carrying this or that Assembly dis
trct In Onon1aga County Us not heard this year.
This says The standard H. because tho Republi-
can nominations made In the districts prove 10 be
unusually strong and they have found the different
constituencies predisposei 10 accept them ad-
mrahlc selections. Such men AZ Charles $ Rogers.
Charles : cole and Levi = Chapman are entitled 20
an undivided support. AMI IN their different clpac-
tiles rllroad man merchant and attorney.
ought - b" able 10 care well for the interests Of
Ononlaga County A. Albany.
"Our farmers need a few shoepmcn in Congress"
says The American Agricuturist" therefore Il
urges the election Of David WILDER in tho XXIst
District. Mr. Wi.hcr IS a successful breeder OF
chcviot sheep and Holsten Friesan cattle his ,rn
nation IS ~ the nost popular ~ New-York
state. ana made ht acrlaWttlon. The Ayr
culiursi hopes rs readers VII sec that MI WILDER
and many other shecpmcn viii he safely landed In
Congress next month.