New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

than in any previous campaign For me N.Y. uilie
they have hea1ouarters where an eiereI,s o.
come together. This headquarters are al 10 -
West Twenty-s,xth-st II was opened ausp,coGLhsly
last THURSDAY night l. Is handsomely ON Ea r NJ Sa
co,ored Republican County COMMITTEE as wen "a
the rooms of The X%Nth Assembly, Dislrlcl re re
most indefatigabe workers among the coo'ed men
Is president 1t was rumored at the time o 81 Mr
some OF the colored vote. but any one who listened
of the Republican Senate candidate will not ques-
ton the LOYALTY Of that most important element oil
mr. b,s brotber RUSH Thomas jarrett
James Smith a. l.. Williams and al me other
active negro politicians of the "renderlon are
right in line for the ticket. and working night and
day for It's success.
One OF the ablest politicians in the Democratic
party OF this State. a man who enjoys National
reputation. said yesterday tina; he would not be
surprised If the Republicans captured the eight
a dozen Will be carried by the Republican candl-
dates he fell to be in vitable.
Those who attended the last Republican State
Convention will remember the remarkable demon
stration in favor of State Treasurer Covin by his
neighbors and townspeople OF Warren County.
They came down from Glens Falls by tho hundred
TO urge his denomination. and stree the action of
the convention in his favor have been working
TO Fo np sc as o the oa
mems Union. the Knights Of Labor. the Volunteer
dorsed him in the strongest terms and exered their
influence throughout the State in his behalf
The importance II preventing HIS return to the
United States Senate is dwelt upon at length by
THE Port Jervs Union: with q good working
Republican majority in the Legislature. the reform
work begun at the last session Will be continued.
and the new legislation needed under the new Con-
stituton be carried on to completion 1t says.
THE Elmira Advertiser" reminds the party OF
how three four Senators last year 'by proving
recreant 10 the trust reposed in them by their
measures and infict serious injury TO the partys
reputation.
THE times are hard and the labor market is
dull" says The Kingston Freeman mot be-
the country is poor. or because is re-
sources exhausted: not because OF any lack OF
enterprise upon the part OF American capitalists.
merchants builders. bu, because OF a lack OF
confidence In the leaders of the Democratic party.
cellent men but their trust in their leaders has
been sadly misplaced and abused A vote for the
entire Republican ticket Is the best way TO assist
in the restoration Of confidence"
Friends Of Colonel William d. Dickey the Repub-
Hcan candidate for Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the Id Judicial District express most implicit
confidence In his election by a large majority one
OF them said yesterday: Colonel Dickey's election
is assured The Republicans OF the district and the
best citizens of both parties supporting him
admirably. They recognize the fact that he is par
tlcuarly well fitted for the high position. Thirty
years OF active practice OF the law. together with
his judicial temperament, mis- clear ana cCgcHt man
OF reasoning, his nrmness and decision make
him the kind Of candidate the people Ike
successful. He Is OF the best known men along
the Hudson RIVER He j. a man % the people. but
who VIII uphold the dignity OF the bench with
having his head turned by the honors conferred
upon him. The old soldiers Of the district remem-
Der his eminent war services. and they tax ng
a pardcnaole pride in-his candidacy.
HIPS eagerness to sacrifice the Democratic State
ticket for the Senate The Gloversvle Intelli-
gencer remarks: The making OF the Democratic
state ticket secondary consideration. a thing to
be used simply for barter In the interest OF David
H. HIS aspirations for the Senate was not as
it would be. II IS entirely too transparent 10 do
him the inte1ded service, and instead of accom-
pl.shing that result viii figure only az an atom in
the grand collapse OF the party at the coming cleo
ton"
The people" says The saratogian" have
tested the tariff for-revenue-on and Office for
revenue-only partisans with costly and painful re-
suits. They have determined that protection in in
dusIry, providing prosperity In government and
among the peope and protection OF the best in
terests OF state and Nation by honest public SER
wants are good principles for support. Republican
ism embraces these principles and they VIII WIN"
NAIst. better known as the "Dianondback has ex-
perienced the humiliation OF being represented in
the Assembly by Democrat That experience IL
not likely to be repeated this year for the Repul-
lean candidate. Samuel G. French is making such
IA canvass as warrants the most favorable cxnecfo-
lions or its outcome. He Ia jealous loyal mem
Der OF the party. good citizen. and II elected will
has ever represented the district for ne is oysent
ally practical aud absolutely trustworthy
J Even Der-?--ct-. DeWgoapcIs. sucn as The Buf.