New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-04


REPRESENTED by a Republican have been consider
ably frightened.
..Tbe Albany State" congratuiates Republicans or
the result Of the Harrisburg Convention. In which
hossism has been taught that II canno, trampe
with IMMUNITY on the manhood and intelligence OF
the party. and says;
II ghoud not be lost sigh, OF that bossIsm In
Pennsylvania hss never resortef 70 the degrading
and treasherous methods ssrre ,bo, in pss
sylvnnia Republican boss has sold his party to
Nat enemy Tor share OF the s?ons. that the parry
OF moral principle has been made me anhen OF a
Democratic orgs MIA lion. supported by lcVics on
vice and crime and that the achinc has disobeyed
The mandate and sotnsh, through corrupt and faith
therefore bosslsm having been duly rebuEed. ard
compelled to abandon It's attitude Of diciaosnip It
was well that Cancellation ana mutual CONCESSION
should put ar end 20 the stFhe'
The revolt against bosssm is growing con-
stantly that its murmurings positively foretsr the
coming storm which must purify the political at
mosphere in this state. Among other papers In the
western part Of the state to add It's voice 10 TIE
peoples protest is THE Bstavan," which says;
The conventions are upon us ana ere we are
scarcely aware OF It election will nave passed. and
here in our Congress district (nnless some radical
must awaken to a realization of the fact that four
1--WE Assemblymen and Two or Irree ma b
Wadsworih in tAc eleGton o. ,r
legislation subsequent that that act VIII carry
with 1t and be interviewer with
THE Batavan" does not know whctner Mr.. Piatt
and Mr.. wadsworh are rivals or acting together,
but ID does protest against me interference Vi
either in the nonnations In Genesee county.
1t is said that L. II. Humphrey. Of Warsaw
Wyoming County has a clear track Tor the Senate
nomination in the XvIth Dstrct TIE Gon poT,a9
to decide the question VIII De "e'' ~ ''''S
Bridge on September H.
That was serious bow the state machine re-
celvcd in Cortland Countys primaries. and 1t was
quite unexpected. too The rlatt FORCES were i.i
by Prison Commissioner ". j. Montayhe ana W.
H. Clark The opposing forces were shli"i'y
managed by ex- DistrctAttorney itorace l. Iron
son The ilatt ticket headed by Theodore r.
Wickwire received 10 votes Wa the 80 r9n nse
Tais vii undoubtedly give Bronson me dsesatp ION
10 the judicial Convention. the ueles11,o" - ~
State Convention and the organization oil 'he
County Committee.
Ala nod from Plat The Corning Journal takes
q hand in the attempt to defeat Senator Fasseu III
Cherung County. THE Advertiser MT rasse"
psper. gets back at its assailant in inis fashoh'
DR. Pratt OF The Corning orn pa Get ha ase6 w,h
Senstor Fassett for having assisted IN TO become
postmaster OF Corning.
In reply to d lawyer, who taxes II TO TASK TOT
speaking dlsparagngly Of Judge Martin iAe
Buffalo Express" declares hat It has not sa'd
word abou, Judge Martins ability knowing noun
ing abou, It. but adds
He is the Piatt candidate He was fellow
worker with Mr Plat in me district which Plat
used 10 represent in Congress. He has always hSth
a follower OF Piatt, though not dong iiluch acuIc
polltical work since he has been on the benca Mf.
rIatf has twice s.dc-tracked Judge Martins am
billion 70 go OF the Appeals bench ms year ne
has given Martin his promise OF support, wnate.cr
that amounts 70, and agents ere TOW ny
York have been visited by some OF thcn. ~ tne
same lime The Boss" gives !; out that ne Is hot
tr ing to choke OF other candidates that thr n.Iu
is open to Williams ADAMS. chlds and the rest
sneakln. Of Henry p Hocaer. who Is indorsed
bv the Trades Assembly OF Utica and renomina,ed
,or the Assembly by the Republicans Of The LIST Dis
trict Of oneida County. "The Utica Press says that
and 10 his credit be 1t sad nc has ALWAYS been IN
his sent when a vote has been taken. ana mas De''l
willing TO register his opinion on one SIDE or the
other Of every measure
This ought TO settle IT. BILLY" Barnes-he who
"has no opinions simply takes ordcrs'-comcs ont
IN The Albany journal for straight ticket in
this city
or Attorney General Hancocks interview with
reference to corporations doing business IN this
State. The Syracuse Standard says:
Mr. Hancock's deliverance is frank avowal OF
MS perfec, willingness perform his duties no mat
ter what aegre lions OF wealth and power may DC
Injured An unwaverng idety 70 the people has
always character Theodore T.. Hancocks oiic al
conduct and in his present place ne may ne iooheu
70 10 "a feeuard their interests at all hazards
PLAT" says The Buffalo Evening News. mas
little or nothing 10 do with the nomination OF the
Old ticket; that matter Is beyond his control He
dare not interpose an objection In the convention.
for the party Is in mood to brook MS dictatioh.
He may practise his petty tricks IN the secret