New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING.

REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING.
A meeting Of the Republican Club will be held
this evening at o'clock at the clubhouse, No. $50
Ellth,aye The principal business will be the cleo
STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS
The adoption of the Myers ballot machines by
Buffalo Is causing some OF the papers to urge the
State to follow the Lake Citys example in this mat
ter. The new Raines law" says The Mount ver-
non Record" was formally tested in election in
one of the towns Of the State few days ago. and
demonstrated that 1t Is about as clumsy. tedious
and irksome the other old systems. A deal
OF Unnecessary paper, printing election officials and
general expense. not to say loss OF time. was in
volved which clearly proves that Of these at
temps Of ballot reform are worth submitting to the
people. now that the Myers machine ballot system
has been thoroughly tried and not found wanting
in single particular. Why bubble over old-style
Myers ballot system provides a simple, accurate.
honest time saving. economical and perfectly salts
factory method OF determining the will OF the people
The Myers ballot machine provides perfection In
voting It Is not too much to say that II should be
adopted In every community In every State OF the
Union"
There is a feeling OF confidence among the Re-
pubcans OF the Ulster district that Jake" Rue.
who is slated for denomination on the Democratic
some serious mistake In the selection OF their can
dldate.
THE Brockport Republic" advises Assemblyman
Armstrong to withdraw from the race for State
Senator, and clear the road for the nomination Of
Henry Harrison. Of that town. Mr.. Armstrong has
While Republican sentiment In Westchester Coun-
~ continues to crystalline In favor of the nomna-
ton for Senator Of tho veteran Judge Robertson,
that gentleman persists in saying that he does not
district represented by a good man. Such man as.
In his opinion. the present Senator is not.
verplanck Colvin. who was recently appointed, or
rather reappolnted. superintendent OF the Adiron-
dack Survey. has suggested to the Forestry. Fish
and Game Commission that 200 Adirondack guides
be clothed with full power to arrest all persons
violating the law relating TO depredations on the
sestion has been adopted by the Commission, which
Will proceed TO carry 1t out Immediately.
THE Elmra Advertiser" Mr.. Fassett's paper,
speaks OF Police Commissioner Roosevelt as the
modern Haroun al Raschd. and declares II evident
that he knows something moro than bear-huntng
or leading the german. When It adds. 'he is
with the Four Hundred he does the Four Hun
dred do but when he gets down 10 business, look
out for him."
Politics makes strange companIonshp. and mar
vellous are the combinations entered into by the
Boss. His allies here are Iammany and the old
Tammany annex of the Republican county ma
chine. In Chemung County they are the A. p A.
people. while In Monroe County his followers are
lighting the A. p A. tooth and nail 1t is said that
he Is after the Soca.isss ana Seveath-Day Baptists
In Buffalo.
THE Buffalo News Is unklnd enough to say this
OF esteemed contemporary: Since Mr.. Belden.
the political hero OF Syracuse and Onondaga County
~toI hat Ann Nor
Quixote OF The Syracuse Standard Howard c.
White. has started out on a conquerng mission.
He arrived In NewYork a day or two ago. and
visited. OF course. the Fifth Avenue Hotel where
he tod such stories o. ms noicsns sseSs
wondering as they listened. Before Mr.. Belden's
sn and t srm prairie nil But Don
White feels at liberty 10 go cavorting about the
country and telling OF past war dances In Onon-
daga."
While opposed 10 the enlargement OF the State
Committee. to have one member from each
OF the 100 Assembly districts. THE Fredonia Gen.
sor" expresses a desire to have Warner Miller's
plan, which has also been adopted by the State
Club OF having the committee consist Of the chair
man OF the various county committees. 1T Is no
secret" adds 1.-THE Censor" that the plan OF hav-
ing large cor,mittes Of $50 is proposed as cure
Been nor proposed with With that assurance and utterly
failed. The Committee OF Thirty In New-York de-
,se snGs semseves would rule but Mr. Pats
d M Pa was control the
as he has been charged with doing he can control
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agree with other party leaders on certain measures
would have haven been passed just had
In Timbuctoo.
It is curious fact that while Mr.. Platts friends
talk about 'renominatng the old ticket" every
sensible politician knows perfectly well that this
can only be done by Controller Roberts's consent
TO run again II he should refuse. there would be
lively scramble for eyssy h IN me no
single State officer strong enough to Withstand
any serious movement against him.
II is pretty generally agreed that the State Democ-
racv will be treated with little more considera-
tlon In the Democratic Convention this year than
they were last iaii
Some OF the State Republicans do not take kindly
10 Mr. Lauterbachs abuse Of the independent
voters. III tho Republican party" says one Of
them. "is defeated next fall, Mr.. Lauterbach will
be blaming It to the failure Of these same Garoos
and Goo-Goos TO support H.
The Republicans in Albany County are strangers to
harmony This the normal condition Of AFFAIRS there
ON both sides, for. Notwithstanding all the rosy
prospects OF concord the Democratic side, there
Is no end OF strife and dlscord among the followers
Of Hill and Herrick. and little, II any, prospect OF
peace.
FUNER1L or CAPTAIN ". O. WYCx0FF
Ithaca. N. Y, July 1.-THE funeral Of Captain
w. O. wyckon, late Of the typewriter hrm OF
Wyckofr, seamans & Benedict was held IN the
Unitarian Church here this afternoon at O'CLOCK.
The Rev. s. II. Camp. OF Brooklyn, omciated. Inc
attendance was large. The city OF !ion whSrG .ms
men,