New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

this fall In that district because normal
ditions do not exist in this district: otherwise
could have no hope of success There has
been time in the history OF the present genera
ton when there has been much decentralization
in the ranks of the Republican party. when there
las been so much unwlingness TO support tho Re-
publican nominee as there is at the present time.
Commenting on Mr. Rice's speech. The Ontario
County journal" fearless opponent OF machine
pontics ana bosses says; IL Is urc tnat the ne,
publican nomination not satisfactory TO all
was a good strong. healthy and vigorous oppo-
siton to it, That opposition grew out of differences
policies to be pursued Those differences were set
tied for this year in the caucuses. Ontario Repub-
politics do not forget that in the last LEGISLATURE
the Democratic party to man WORKED ana yoced
at Albany. Because they were dissatisfied with
their representative for half,hearted support OF
those measures is no reason why they are goine 10
vote for a Democrat
That veteran organ OF Mohawk Democracy The
Utica Observer" anx.ousy inquiring (Which is the
way to the woods exclaims: Weaver? Never!
Coggeshall?' THE Troy Press regarding Inc
Observers" agony simply reminds II Of that SOL
emn Democratic declaration at Syracuse: Honesty
in public ofIice-no tainted legislators; no corrupt
traffic in legislation clean men and free agents no
hypocrites" IF" adds 1.-The Press this signhes
anything to the honest Democrats Of Oneida
County 1t means: No Coggeshall, IL rs denuncia'
ton Of Mr. Weaver the regular Republican canal-
date. The Observer does not question MS holestS,
He is straight-out Republican he Supply teu
General Grant for the Presidency and carried his
own town for that great military chieitaln despite
the fact that the opposing candidate was iello~-
townsman-the honored Horatio seymour hul ,S tnrs
Is fair politics. IL seems 10 us. as an ardent alher-
ent OF the noble Democratic plank adopted AT syria
cuse which quote. that the sef-respectng
Democrats of Oneida County must abide by IT'S I Iet,
the defeat Of coggeshar inevitable, instead of
merely probable
one OF the best campaign documents that the
Republican managers have found thus far is Con-
troller Robertss official record 1t reflects credit
upon the party as we'll as upon himself. The Nj
agara Falls Gazette" says he ought to be proud
of IT, 1T is a particularly good record. says
THE Gazette" "for a who is seeking re-elec-
ton at the hands Of the people Of great State.
His reputation for the most exact honesty is al
ready made and as an efficient servant Of the peo
pie it would seem that little could be added. But
the report Of The fiscal year n which end END,
more favorable light. From the corporation and
inheritance taxes ne has secured an Increase rev.
enue Of $4,000. and on the other hand he has re-
duced the cost Of maintaining the MINOR charitable
institutions OF the State by 100000. This means
net gain to the State of more than $1,000" in the
last year.
Though opposed TO Warner Millers excise plank,
THE Dolgeville Herald insists that TO give the
Democrats a lease of power would mean more
than a liberal liquor law. 1T would mean" says
THE Herald" that the affairs OF the Empire
State would again be controlled by body Of men
whose sole aim is plumber. 1t would mean the end
of good. clean government and the substitution Of
ring rule therefor 1t would also mean the re-elec-
ton OF Hill and Murphy to the United States SEN
ate. or two votes against the restoration of the
great principle OF Protection under which the Ma
ton prospered well for over a quarter of cen
fury. IT would mean a recurrence OF the pane OF
1893 a to the soup-house method of subSist-
ence for wage-earners the of industry and
a condition Of social anarchy.