New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

tho last moment to make an alliance with Patter.
who In IKE snper as TSrv aid not khS.
Of Patterson's deserton for some time aiterward,
but when his treachery was asco 81 HI. scbe 100
with Platt That little over year as ago Dur
in that time Patterson has gone dosn pTaciIcsSS
stripped OF his power. and as MS rivai, freqeres
s. Gibbs; remarked the other nise, rs (,bbs
an fop and Patterson is no more, he mas 'red 70
regain control several tines s,I GI' ccSsrley Mrrag
and Charley Murray has beri ,, on Cn oT pG,1
toboggan ever since he ost nS POM, ,be tron ag,
through sheer force OF ability ana @ ana ana
II is difficult to see how Patterson 0"' "~'
The full extent Of the Republican Victory ~ tns
s,a,s is not vet realized by many poh'lchhs' IN ne
frs, pace the State Government = 'o' a 20,
.e.., complete:y In the hands OF the Kepuoica
ar.y and evsn the election OF Democrat 70 sue
oa, Governor Morton next year would not restHs
tho Democracy 10 the power II poSS'S--H snor
time ago or course. there is lite .Ne'nooi GA
Democrat being elected Governor OF 'he 9'a'e q
NewYork n s'S IT., The Sa qnnt cam 5 Duaa
the entire term OF tne n shi Penub,ican and ,ss
recsntv e.ected state officers WI; remain Al ne
heads OF their Departments me "a ~ ,b T.s az.
, senate VII, be q Republican. ana X = more
than probable that kspuoiican W" ,,nooesti6ssa
r one of The greatest victories ever won BY the
Republican party In the Empire "'''''
w,;,am Barnes. Of Albany. whose loca, nominees
marc beaten bv the anti-ma chine forces finds con-
ISOLATION in the fact that. while he was s-conl IN me
race the Hendricks candidate Tor MAYOR o' syria
cuse came in at the tail end OF the "iecln process
sion rhe Belden peop.e did not elect their oanfl-
date but they did sHcSeelh eV WERE treated IN h.
party reorganization last summsr' ."t. asgere'
Eight wears OF age He is the youngest chief mass-
trste Syracmse has ever had
"Tbe Buffalo Evening News" thinks he exci.
,ssue was an important factor in the State cam
/, paign Thomas c. Platt," it SAYS entered me
penuhJcan state Convention at Saratoga afraid o,
,be Exc,se law He trembed az the mention Of ne
enigrammatical sentence that was esctrhed INTO
tns a nj forced contrary expressior-a conpro-
mise section The result is that the state was car
lean REGISTRATION gong 70 ' Short & 90 votes snS
City the regstra,Gn l aa fsiiure r. paws TO be-
brave IN great emergencies
The result in Chemung County was as remark.
able az that throughout the rest Of the state This
Democratic stronghold went Democratic last year
when the Republican plurality was 1900. and Il
was Democratic in 1892 when the Republicans car
ried the State by 1900 Il was carried by the Re.
pubcans this year. and N 'h Pre- Sr naT tor 6 sea
Work rs Of Mr.. rassett. The Rochester Pos'-Ex-
Dress" voices the prevailing sentiment when IL d:.
time influence and popularity
THEY STOLE A MARCH on THE MACHINE.
The Republican Organization in the Forty-thiri
Election District OF the XXXIst Assembly District
met last night at ed-and-th.rty-httn-st
and Madison-ave nominate district officers TO be
voted for al the primary on December 10. and held
an enrolment Four new members signed
Recently the County Committee appointed COM
mittees OF three in various Assembly districts TO
investigate the election district organizations. The
committee appointed IN the NxXlst Assembly DIS
trict consisted OF Silas b. Croft leader OF the DIS
trict; A. r Page and David Friedsam Mt Cro't
IL a Brookfeld man, while the other members are
sa;d TO be friendly to the machine.
The organization in the Forty-third District 10
strongly Brookfeld. Its members thought me IN.
machine managers 10 get control OF as many Of
the election districts as possible 50 tney held an
enrolment before the committee could get 10 Work