New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-17

course. the "foreisn Interference OF Mr.. Plat
tireiy ignored But little lnconsstencies like
| these never trouble a thorough going machine ed
| Tor
| The revolt Of the Republicans In Cayuga County
| against the machine leads The Bnghamton Her
| aid" remark: "Cayuga County Republicans do
many nGis mat @ wh
would be pleased to reside in Cayuga.'
| As the Republican State Committee is now
| 'tituted there thirty-hve counties which
rot represented In It, II the Bliss plan Is carried
| out. Assembly district nave a representa-
| i've and IL The Tribunes suggestion Is adopted
every county will have a representative. In either
case Mr.. Patt to continue in control OF the State
Committee will be Obliged to get into line repre-.
he does not now have to concern himself This. as
The Binghamton Herald points out. is OF the
posed to the enlargement OF the State Committee
and why he IS denouncing all who favor II being
In conspiracy against him.
OF Raines's action In editing" Lieutenant Coy
ernor saxton's interview. THE Albany State" re-
marks:
In one respect he Is smarter than his master. Mr.
Plat edits some OF the country and city news
ing Republicans Wayne County should sharpen a
big blue pencil and edit Mr.. Raines.
Notwithstanding the apparent success attending
MI Barness snap caucuses and despite all the
patronage that has been given him by Mr. Platt and
Governor Morton the reputable Republicans of AL
oany are In more determined frame Of mind than
ever before to make end OF his rule They are
not going at the work blindly or hurriedy or with
any underestimate OF the difficulties that Barnes's
overthrow Involves. Their plans are being carefully
matured. desirable conventions properly formed. and
when the time to act Mr.. Barnes's oblltera-
tion will be similar to that which marked the termi-
| nation OF the Brazilian Empire According to THE
state" OF the steps to be taken is mass
OF hfs WIN be held early S month BY the
the reform movement says that there are not less
already identified with the uprising and willing to
pledge themselves S to battle against machine repre-
this mass.meeting with ward heeers and turn It into
Iatitcation OF his snap primaries. To this threat
viii welcome such an attempt FOR while they may
be tricked BY chicanery out Of their political prv
fights Evidently the enemies Of Mr. Barnes
him fairly last year and had not Platt come to his
rescue by flooding the county with money and
would now be In his political mausoleum.
Speaking Of Coggeshalls defeat THE Rochester
ost-Express declares it to be a victory for good
government. HE has been in the Senate contnu-
ousy." 1t adds. "since 1884, six in all. HIS
career has been OF reckless indifference to the
Gates 'us OF good poliics He has been concerned in
nnumerabe deals . and has always had low opinion
According to 1.-THE Utica Herald" there is not the
slightest foundation for Coggeshars Boosting that
he will yet be nominated In the Republican Conven-
| ton. 1.-The idea 1t says. that Tammany will fur
nlsh the money necessary TO bring about such re-
suit is insult 10 every delegate elected In opposi
on" It declares. will register the VIII Of the Re-
pubicans OF Oneida and 1t VIII materialze the senti
ment expressed at the primaries
THE Syracuse Standard says that Coggeshalrs
threat TO become an Independent candidate should,
| I'm itself cost him every delegate he claims
Francis H. Gates OF Chitenango who has taken
Mr. Stapleton's place as Madison County's candi-
date for Senator is a wealthy farmer. He has rep
| resented the town OF Sullivan five times in the
BOARD OF Supervisors. and delegate to the
Republican National Convention in 1892 He was
also Presidential Elector for the district that year.
| He proposes to make determined nght and the
by him to the end. now that Oswego has refused to
| bring forward any other candidate than Platts
man Stranahan
l.. H. Humphrey s a candidate for State sena-
tor OF the delegates from Wyoming County. which
| is part OF the XXXvIth District !. Sam Johnson.
OF Warsaw. Is their candidate Tor the supreme
Court Justice OF the With Judicial District.
| Senator Coggeshall has been kept In Office nine
teen years by the Republicans OF Oneida County.
This fact causes The Utica Herald" to say that.
| even II ne had been faithful. now that the can
teen has passed on to another. he cannot complain
Of iIl-treatment" This sentiment is heartily sup
ported by another Plat organ, The Auburn Ad-
Of snaor Rane Who bsen poh the
public crib for over twenty years. and ashes them
furlousiy for trying to oppose MIR Ra,ness contnu-
| PIatt organs are unapproachable.
make an Issue Of the Increased tax rate in Its ad-
dress OF 1000 words has fallen to the earth like an
aerolite 1t has received little attention. even from
the Democratic newspapers Of the State. and It has