New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12

In selling out their party TO Coggeshall. the DEM
ocratic managers OF Oneida County have made
themselves objects Of contempt IN the eyes OF their
respectable brethren everywhere Merciless r;Gl-
cule and criticism continue to be heaped upon the'"
by the abest Democratic editors throughout the
State. THE Troy Press" Senator Murphys organ
calls their attention to the plank adopted at syria
cuse against tainted legisla ors.' The Brooklyn
Eagle" says: I'VE had thought better Of the Demo-
Gratis OF Oneida County than that they shon'c
neglect their duty in this way the sypscu use
convention Tor it adds IAN ndorsement, OF cog log
gesha even nferenlialy is resPomss1o:y lrhe
Eagle advises and It's advice VII be acied upon
mittee fails 10 nominate man against CoggeshaIi
and Den0crats are competed to choose bet"e zen
man who represents the best element Of the Re
publican party rather than the man who was
mand OF that element and with the hearty APP
prevail OF the honest men in the opposite party"
The ghost Of the State Senate theft comes back
to trouble those connected with IT, THE mark OF
the quad" The Poughkeepsie Eagle" terms It,
is upon them all and "indelibly stamped upon the
Democracy Of Duchess County. 1t does not fade
adds The Eagle" 1T remains as black as ever.
and those who bear 1t find the to Office barred
agains, them. The last victim Is James L. Will
IN private but had not the courage 10 speak out
openly against 1t. and now he Is refused the nom.
his professional nomination which would probably
have been equivalent TO an electon-because OF
the quad mark
National issues will not be forgotten in this State
campaign. "NewYork." says THE Albany state"
speaking on this point. suffered more from the
Wilson German tariff bill than any other State In
the Union. II IS the greatest manufacturing State
In the country. and NewYork. therefore. has
heavy account to settle with that act OF party
perfdy and dishonor' When the great mass of our
citizens 80 10 the polls this fall will they. by their
votes, encourage continuance OF policy that has
lars and months Of employment? Are they nkeiy
to repddiate their record? Can they forge the
families had TO endure? The sense Of the situa
lion demonstrates the imposslbility OF such a
course
There is going to be Republican Legislature"
says The steuben Courier" This is a fact as GER
tain as death 0! taxes
f. NJ Lyman who has been nominated for As
sembyman by the Republicans of the XXth Dis
| ,rict is OF the most indefatgable workers in
| DR. Parkhurst's City Vigilance League IIo il a
member Of tn. Executive Committee and has taken
an active interest In municipal affairs. Those assoc
clated with him say that he is hustler" Nothing
| In the way OF Obstacles daun-s him. During the
| last campaign in this city he was a hearty CO.
worke. With DR.. Parkhurst. and In the weeks pre-
ceding the election devote: his entire time day and
! night, to that work the Eas, Side which cui-
| minated In the defeat OF Tammany Hail His frs;
experience in public life was as president OF the
there were but eight Republican voters in the
county, he was elected 10 the offices Of County Com
missioner and Justice Of the Peace. After serving
several e yeaIs ne resgnsd thSse honors upon
been rammany stronghold, and 1t will require the
most thorough canvass and sturdy work TO place
lead the fight to victory IS worthy OF the supper. not
every organization which is Interested in he so Sl
! struction Of Tammany Hall
| Mr.. Fasse;t says that Commissioner Rooseyelts
enforcement of the excise laws 'is daily more and
more commenting Itself to The sober-mIndcd men
or all parties in the State OF New-York"
Though bitterly opposed to the denomination Of
Senator Ranes. THE Ontario County Journal"
that the campaign is under way. comes out
vigorously for the party candidates. The Repub!-
can party" II declares may not have accomplished
| all that some OF US would like to have seen It ac-
compl!sh in the way OF reform, but its record is IN
Some - Us NAV have set our stanGar mo,
for possible accomplishment and some OF us may
have 4; too low. but the fact remains that the
standard Of State government has been higher and
better under Republican control than 1t was under
Democratic control
Before carrying out his threat of attacking DR.
Parkhurst. ex-senator OConnor is advised by
THE Blnghamon Herald 10 listen 10 friendly ad-
vice. He should remember observes this coun-
sellor. that Tammany Hall ran afou OF DR.. Park
hurst. and IL IL just possible that IL may never
recover fully from the effects OF that encounter"
II is worth remembering that. while the Senate
elected this fall will vote for United States Sena-
tor. the Assembly 10 be chosen VIII not. David B.
HIS successor VIII not be elected until year
hence
Whatever may be the result in the other Senate
districts In this county. II ls generally conceded
that the Republican candidates In the XVIII and
AIXth are as sure OF election anything Is in
politics Under these circumstances II IL gratifying
10 know that both gentlemsn-Mr. Pavey and Hr.
Page-are entirely independent so far as regards
machine nomination. and be depended upon TO
represent the city properly.
Briefly stated, Controller Roberts's last report
shows this: lie has secured $4,000 in increased
resonrces from The cOrpnIa and Inheritance