New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

| public office, and would not accept
STATE POLITICAL NOTES
The climax Of political outrage was reached IN
the XVIII Assembly District on Tuesday evening
uhsn rhurlow Weed Barnes. after declaring IN
| the newspapers over his signature tha' ne
would not support Mr.. Pavey for senator was
| actually put on the District Campaign Con'i'it
| tee having Mr.. Paveys canvass In charge Ha'io"
| ordinations of the matter have been onered' one
IL that Mr. Hedges. Mayor Strongs secretary, WIN
20 hold responsible for the action-snce Mt Birre''
| the cha,rmen. who made the appointment. Is ms
ieutenant-has 9 secret alliance with f.at ALL, Az ts
Thornton and MIR Mccain, paveys rival for ,d the
ssye%r aefea VIII third and ra.ona is
me men ps, who R see politics are
With spasmodic alteration of the brain TO place
openly syGwes ca HI about as
! ridiculous as ii is amazing
rbur,ow Weed Barnes's attempt to pledge MT
Pavey to caucus domination has percipitateu
| discussion of this question that Is certaihE ho'
going to impair Mr.. Paveys prospects OF e'ec'io"'
! SENATORS and Assemb!ymen." says tine syracuse
! Pnstr ARE not elected to carry out the VIII OF
caucus regardless of the interests Of their con-
stuents and the general public Inc pes. type wh no
Republicanism is expressed by the legisatol VIA VA
no riearly EXPRESSED wishes of his constituents
The man who surrenders his conscience anu his his
| mdg
ppisee might as well be filled by an automaton.
',,,s contribution 70 the discussion Of the excise
question is made by THE Utica Press Much Is
| heard during the present campaign about blue
| laws and how the attempt to revive them Is re-
scented. particularly by our large COMMANDMENT
populat!on 1t seems, however that the GERMANS
| in their own land are not free from blue laws avs
n that Would not be tolerated in this country The
authorities of Minister Westphaiia, recs cent?
passed law that all public houses must 3e caos s
| m
that there have been nightly rows; ana one ni y nj
tn oe be- sFO called upon to aus rioters The dis
have not yet told the h is OF he en must be
a terribly unpopular person
Mr. Roberts cannot complain Of any lack of sup
nor, on the part of his home newspapers They
| teem with his praise. There is one candidate AT
| least" saws THE Buffalo Express whose name
IN the official ballot should call TO the polls every
Rubean every and Who even not
identified with his party machine that ne mas Is, ths
Of the
date is James Roberts, The bu Whoe state hopd
share the pride"
National issues. according to THE syracuse
| Standard" must not be ignored In this campaign
| "1s II not clear" asks this veteran exponent OF
| Onondaga Republicanism, chat Republicans ths
year must depend Republican votes IN the main
on Republican sentiments principles ana , ar
and must their hopes on Repubican h louaa
ton? They should insist on a comparison pe n,Sic
the condition OF business, public revenue am p"1 IN
Indebtedness to-day and the condtion peiole p 1me
| publican party; Republicans should nave inc ooiu-
| ness and energy to improve H.
I'VE have no religious feeling. strictly speaking
| in regard 10 Sunday" says THE Rochester POST
| Express" "and great quarrel with what mas peeh
called the policy of tolerance. but II seems o'ea.
| TO us that creating saloon Sunday by law Woulu
be great practical evil In favorng the liquor trai-
| otba no
| temptations In the way or Idle men WIN III a,
weeks wages in their pockets 1t VIII 0pen r in the
saloons and it will make it difficult for Respectable
to 'aS a IN be ne nous S%Snssh AIN
THE watertown Tines calls attention to the
| change of sentiment the Sunday-cosng question
that has been brought about in this city by 'he
rigid enforcement OF the law, and adds: III Is
working In New-York just as a similar movement
has been working In Paris. Ten years ago fafls hau
no Sunday. All shops and stores were open al" 'he
usual week day avocations followed The change has
been brought about there by the worKlngmeh or
ganizatons They found they had come 10 point
where they were compelled work seven days oil
the week for the price OF six. No law was pdsseu
but they resolved In their organizations as bar,
keepers walters clerks and so on, that they "ou'u
have one day In seven to rest. and they compelled
IT, and have closed alnios, everything In faris OF
Sunday and will close all business If they can Inc!
are tired of the Continental Sunday where they nav
-
rest SO the classes which reformers, IN tnslr m,s
taken zeal. apt to denounce may De 'He 1ei
forces that will maintain the American ouIua!
In our mixed population, In order TO secure the rs,
| of all IL is necessary to be more stringent apou'
Sunday observance than in countries ike Germany
where traditions hold them and excuses are no.
nractised Intelligent Germans In this country say
| Of themselves that German customs wouiu ON!
work mischief here that harmless In Germany
ing for greater restrictions In our own metropolis
owing to the enforced trial OF the experiment aic
the benefits every feels have been secured py y,
The growth of sentiment In favor or the SUNDAY Ia vs.
has been marked, and. If IL is kept up Tor a tlne
such sentiment will become so strong az 10 ihsui'
the preservation of the Sunday laws without gues
ton II has given different tone 10 New. fork
, | observable 10 every one and the people IKE H.
! Irving Burns the Republican candidate lot 'h'
Senate In the XXIId District Westchester county
IL doing his best TO secure victory for his parry
as well as for himself He has the reputation o.
being always a hard working. loyal Republican Hl'
, hosts of friends and his political success are IN
measure due 10 that fact. In every public postioi
! he has occupied he has made creditabie RECORD
He has served as Alderman, school trustee ana sew
eral terms In the Assembly, and always won the re
and voted for all reform measures, though ne dl'
run foul Of the Civil Service sentiment OF the Sta'
| in irving 10 help the party. He deserves the UNITED
: support of his party
"WALK-OVER" FOR REPUBLICANS.
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