New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
the real work OF the convention. but later there Is
conviction that 4, extends far below the surface

the real work OF the convention. but later there Is
conviction that /, extends far below the surface
"The Iockport Journal" gives this account OF the
Democratic situation in Niagara County: The SIM
PIE truth rs that the harmony prevailing In our DEM
ocratic County Convention was the kind eVoNea
from riding roughsho over the minority opposition.
The HI machine had a majority OF the delegates
although the Cleveland men had thir,y-two out q
the scven,y-ssven delegates and claim they would
have had more If not brutally robbed OF Their rgnts
may be respected abroad. but 1t Is not here at nome
where the actual facts known The Denocratlc
fight In Niagara County is SYN on anu rea"y "''e
relentless than ever Deiore
THE Rome Sentinel" IN reply to the question.
"yyhv should Mr. Morton be criticised merely be-
cause Thomas c. Plat thinks well Of him.? says:
at is doubtful II he /, criticised on mat account
The criticism is rather because Mr. Morton thinks
so well OF Mr. Plat and Is under such obligations 10
Mr.. piatt."
Chenango County, in Republican convention as
scrnb.ed, spoke It's mind about George W. Pay and
lis course In Congress as Representative says The
Bnghamton Republican," which continues: This
was a foregcne. just and n happy conclusion. II
is evident that Mr. Kay does not need 10 look after
his political fence That Is done by his con-
st.tuents"
The Wa,ertown Times has this suggestion 10
make: SHOULD Jcffers on County fail 10 secure the
nomination Of \. u. Shaw for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
{, will ask for the nomination % Judge Pardon c.
Williams az a member Of the Court OF Appeals In
doing this 1t will ask for the election OF one VINO on
the Supreme Court bench has proved his fitness Tor
~ emotion Judge Williams has achieved the distinc-
ton OF being one OF the most lovel-neadci ana up
right Judges on the beach,
An estimate given IN The Buffalo commerclar'
makes II out that Mr. Morton outside OF the indi-
v!dual delegates ne get In New-fork and Brook
Ign. can depend only on the lower Hudson River
Chenango. with doubtful hold on ontario through
the influence OF Mr.. Piatt.
The denomination OF James s. Sherman for Con
gress by the Republicans OF the Observation-Disclosures
district The Albany journal asserts. means his
triumphant reelection. The nomination came unani-
mously and by accama;ion. and was a worthy recoS-
milton OK capable and industrious rcprsseht''N I'VE
who has been one of the leading members OF the
New-York delegation. The journal predicts nat
MIR shermans majority In November will be double
the figures OF lss2
Under the general mix-up caused by the situation.
saws The Syracuse Courier" the conservative and
quiet thinkers announce their conviction that IN"
Morton boom will to pieces as soon as the Re-
publcans from mp the State get onto the deal ana
the dump prepared for all the wou.d-be Lieutenant
Gnvernors by Piatt In Wadsworths favor Is under
Mr.. Dcpew will be here In time for the Saratoga
convention. lie has better and clearer Information
touching general politics. says The Commercial Nd
vortlscr" than Mr.. Morton had when he left France
He will no, need 1--WE hours after he lands for de
liberation and reflection. He VII declare ms can
turn OF Napoleon from Elba he hopes VIII be repeat
ed II 1t Is there Will be no Waterloo.
The St Lawrence County newspapers have no
patience with the ID IA that Judge Iesle w. Russell
Will merely receive a complimentary vote FOR Gov
ernor and that his candidacy Is not In earnest The
Ogiensburg Journal says: Judge Russell IL the
candidate Of the Republicans OF ~. Lawrence Coun-
~ TO be supported until nominated by the conven-
lion or his friends b,'one satisfied that the nomina
ton Is % 20 ~ other candidate THE 81
Lawrence Plainicaler" gives voice 10 this sentiment;
People who attend the convention or read rs pro-
ceedings viii the solid delegation not oniN
OF St Lawrence but Of large portion OF North
ern New-Nork. Will be- for Mr. Russell for Gov 'rnor
FIRST las; and all the time. and that b" Wi! have IN
the first ballot FOR Governor al least lV votes The
Potsdam Courier and Freeman talks In the came
strain: st Lawren'r does not intend 10 cast us
votes AT the convention simply In compliment -
Mr. Russell but Will present hts name for the earn
est consideration OF the Republicans OF that body,
with the assurance that Mr. Russell r one OF the
strongest In the state to-day. and that the Re-
him for their Gubernltoral candidate"
Troy T.. Sept. 9-At srhaGhtcoke Saturday the
Republicans Of the Ill Ass mbly District OF Rensse
laer County elected the following delegates TO
the State Convention: J. A. Quackenhush. \. G.
Comstock. William Haynes, X. a. Gerrck. F.. ID:
Arnold and John G. Ross. OF Troy The last named
man IS a brother Of Robert Ross. who was KILLED
at the Thirteenth Ward polls In this city last
spring By bat" Shea.