New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29
STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS.

STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS
The quintessence OF absurdty 10 the report that
James A. Roberts, president OF the Republican
State Club. came here last week to see Mr. Plat
about being renom.nated FOR Controller Mr. Rob
erts 1t is needless 20 say. does not need to see
anybody on this question. second term Is his
he will accept It, Then why should ne see the
for whose methods he has no respect pet and
fact he has not the Boss In months His
here was to attend sd s cd ns sas
General Thomass otnces. No. 80 Broadway
Some Of those who are advocating early State
Convention point to the fact that one has already
been he'd this year. The Socialist-Labor party
p.aced their ticket in the fed over three weeks
ago. and while probably not one voter in ten
thousand knows who heads the ticket, all the
| didates are In the field and talk about being
elected This is the ticket: Secretary OF state
Murphy. New York; State Treasurer. William r.
steele Albany; Engineer and ssrveyT S Morris Bs.
Richmond: Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. Henry
Gray Westcheser
| few weeks ago Mr.. Plat. sneerfng at the
! efforts OF the anti-nachne people. said to a re-
porter OF 1.-THE Sun: whenever dispatches and
editorial articles begin TO heave with suppressed
emotions for reform here. there and everywhere,
| and the people in New-York. Buffalo Or
Rochester are said to be rising In their wrath
and preparing to destroy the machine, all
| YOU have to do is to find out what de-
crept on1ce-seekers are plotting to get back into
the places they have been weak or too unpopu.
| lar to keep They are always ready for reform
movement which will put then back The SUPER super
become reformcrs when they get out Of JOB"
District In Washington County, Saratoga, Catta-
raugus and Chautauqua, and what is likely to hap
slege I' stronshods OF the Machine these remarks
OF Mr.. Plat become interesting "reminiscences.
Two Judges of the Court # General Sessions are
to be elected this year-one to take the place Of
] Thomas Allison. now filing part OF the term Of
| the late Randolph b. Marine, and the other new
Judge provided for by the Legislature. Judge
| Allison hopes to succeed himself The Tamn1any
people talk of indorsing the Republican candidate,
SorseS in turn BY the Repuscans This j. repeat
| Ing what done in 1892. when Judge Cowing was
by JUDGE the
| candidate for Common Pleas Judge.
"The Albany state" says that the Republican
party is trying to take the saloon out OF politics
by treating the saloon-keepers fairly. and protect
| ing them in their constitutional rights Demo.
cratic Legislature. II adds. with the approval OF
Governor paed napsn ana
| ton might fatten the extortions wrung out OF
| the sa,oon-keepers.
THE Bnghanton Herald gives this impressive
reason for its opposition to the Plat machines:
I'VE are opposed to Pattism." It says, because
we have seen It's effects in this county. Plattism
caused the Colesvlle appeal case. costing the
county $4,000 II fosered and built UP our city
printing ring. which The Herald shattered only
after that ring had cost the city from $780, 70
SO 60 In this city and county P.attism found tho
Democratic organ vena enough to keep silence for
a share OF the spells. and 4 has not only bough:
| that silence. but ciused the organ 70 become iu
warm supporter. sacrificing Democratic principle,
and clean Democrats IKE Harlow t.. Bundy 70 20
OF the citys Federal building. or site which while
Government Tor 10000. but for Indignation meet.
insr and finally was sold for 5000 In th. county
man who dared 70. raise hic hand IN protest was
dad duck injured n% On IT s SS s snS ss
has been shattered by the people"
''Thc Ontario County Journal dwcls At length
upon the fact that the organ OF Tammany Hal Is
now also the Official mouthpIece OF the Rcpubi'
can state machine. 1T In significant fact u
adds. that Republicans OF this State have 20 turn
to Democratic newspaper 10 obtain Information
OF this sort" The Sun II M present enjoying
Unusual facilities for obtaining Information OF
Ps plans and aa Th,sh e az RspS
lican bitterly assa.ling other Republicans Of New.
York CITY and elsewhere. Ilitt ~
the Republican party naturally meet WIN Ins
hearty approval and cooperation OF Tne sun
I, IL learned from the same source that IL mas
been agreed among The party leaders that tne ON
yentlon will be called meet at Saratoga on 1ues-
tav September TO- one week earlier than the date
OF the Convention N 1884, Also from the same
source that ''all prospect Of row at the conven,
ton and a fight against Mr.. P.at has vanishel,,
and that indications are that the convention VIII
be a very tame AFFAIR
Howard G. Whites withdrawal from the Senate
contest is still subject OF discussion with tne
Onondaga politicians. IL seems TO be generalH
agreed that he is going 20 cause trouble Inc
Syracuse Herald" says that Mr.. White might nave
succeeded In downing the combination In MS iac'
tion against him II he had decided to make hsn'
FOR the honor TO which ne is so clearly entitled f"
reason OF his great services to his faction New
ertheless IL adds I'VE hold TO the beliet that M
White withdrew from the fed chiefly because ~
| fonnd the Ross manpulators OF the machine wefs
either playing him false or were openly ol'n'. ~.
"a another candidate more importunate, more IN
sSs,emt that was Mr. White who. The Herald SIM
| cerely believes would value a nomination 70 NY
senate only in case II came with ehtiTe grace iVi
Inc men who are deeply Indebted 10 MIN, IL ~
we're not for Mr. White and the serves ot ~ ~
| Standari last year. Francis Hendricks ana ~
coterie would be lighting FOR bread CRUMBS III ,nS
| SCUM to-day not faring sumitIousy q" PIC aH"
cake.
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