New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
STI7E POLITICAL NOTES IND NEUS

In referring 20 the proposed convention % colored
Republicans IN Rochester next month II was stated
IN this column that there would be more conf
dcnce IN n. undertaking II the mon in charge Of
IT we're not closely Identified with the old state
machrc As exception has been taken 20 this
statement which meant that the entire undertaking
Is nothing more than scheme 81 Mr. Plat 70
corral many negro workers throughout thc state
as possible may b. just a. well 10 point out
one or two facts that ought to be srl,-ey.dcnt
The leading spirits OF the enterprise are Charles
IS. Anderson private secretary Of the state Treas
urcr ami T. Thomas Fortune. Editor ~ The Age
Anderson H. one % The most forchlc eoiorc" speak,
crs in the state. bu, he IL As absolutely devoted
20 Mr. rlaits Interests as his chie,. Mr.. Colvin.
Mr. Fortune Is clever writer. and some OF NJ
poetry ~ charming but being more radical 10y
ma fur- his devotion 10 the Boss ~ even more IN
tense nan that OF Anderson or ne mas soae so iap
a. actually 20 propose Plat Tor PRESIDENT. an
action that drrN fr9n The Troy Pres ns ing
.nSagh =, know ma; me moral tone Of his paper
DEGRADED hy 's hrazsn sycophancy TO motto
cfnmcnt Every poihousc politician. the rings and
yarg- 100 politics ior what they can steal WIN real
nni no sr .; AID .,i,.resrec,inS reader white or
back viii tor moment ue fooled by The Ages
POPLAR revolt aga.1-, inrocrn',c iem.r alton q tie
fiatt variety among inc masses * both parties is
Age - no; on The SIDE 81 emancipation. Fortunes
political colir j. p'In'n,fy t'sr,'ns s,arn
and his natural inclination Is 10 d. so. Plstt with
HIN IL an acquired taste
In rs cascrno-s 20 defend Bogs'sm. "The on
tlrlo County Time asserts that The Intent o.
those Who desire 10 purge a." Republican parry Is
simply to engage IN iactionil rebellion. ana 10
assert a purpose 10 ruin tie party Il 1t cannot be
ruled 70 subscryc the selfish purposes OK certain
naIronten,s The ontario County Journal takes
4 different view OF the matter and thus defines
IT'S position 1T CThe Journai) has nos had nor
does u nos have anything but words 81 com
G'y,,nor Nor,on pnd Il.ufcnant Governor saxton
O. ~ HflsIl Nj ref
up ~ The Plat men at Albany IN" O. seF.or VI
against them to the best - MS ability There WeI"
the brooklyn Worth Charities bin and the Air'dse
The Governor vetoed them. Where was Senator
Raines on these measures. PAT thr9Hsn ny , anS
The Times lntima,cs that The Journal %%sss
actustci by selnsh motive Name them sr .rhe
Time also says that there Is no surh lhhS rs
The Journal Then why has Plat already stated
in public interview that expcc. to control fn ar
senator Ranes and the rest OF his schcel g, 20
Journey to NcwYork and take orders from W 30,
party IL this. anyhow
"The Journal" further says after referring to tn"
course OF "The Times In the past; you are IN no
position to question motives or TO make careless
charges" and offers this piece OF sensible ndVlre:
Unite with The Journal In demanding thht ne
free and unirammeled will OF the rank and He
OF the party b. represented on deiesanons 10 Sta,e
and Senatorial conventions In short. forget your
narrow partiss nship and your own ambitions long
enough to have little love for your country nnt
~ Institutions You can't fool people about fhtt
any more than you could fool them ABOUT 'he
watcrworks"
In a discussion OF the possible nominees FOR IN"
Court OF Appeals. THE Rochester Post-Express
mas this rpeculnton: 80 far n we know. the pro-
grammc Of the leaders Of the Pau wing OF the
Republican party has not been divulged. but we
understand that It Is THIS: The NOMINATION 10,
T.. Martin. OF Bnghamton, to be followed IN case
OF his election. by an application 10 me Governor
fnrf no In IN. NJ
OF Bnghamton. as his successor on me pen.n oI
ne supreme Court may be Sidea rE ~ISu s
press II not more than 1916 miles Out OF the
way In lis forecast.
As Is generally known by lis exchanges. The
Baston Journal wants Senator Donaldson re-
elected. II is exceedingly earnest in It's advocacy
OF him. and believes the Ncw-York city Republican
papers would show more wisdom II they would con-
fine their attention to the political affairs OF their
own city" as the rural districts have hitherto
managed their affairs fairly well, and their ability
In that direction has In no wSr dnnsnsn ,org nus
IT'S own advice in greeting the adven! OF the new
Albany paper THE State, Of which It says: It's
Of ire STATE 'S' Of Se~ York for news and il
ssf to that line w ggGT IN hno 1rumnh
OF It's party In all future contests Win the TAM
many opposition"
THE return to the Assembly" says THE West
ern Newyorker," another year OF very strong
trIumvirate OF Western New-Yorkcrs Is assured
In the persons OF George $. Horton Of Wayne:
otto Kelsey. OF Livingston. and Frederick A. Rob
bins. OF Alcgany. All three have served two years
with distinguished credit themselves and to Their
constituencies. All three have taken foremost rank
both in committee work and on the floor OK the
House All three have displayed the best OF Judg-
ment and wise political sagacsty. Their records,
their abilities and their accompishments PLACID
them at the very front In last years Assembly.
Mr.. wakeman, the interchangeable secretary OF the
committee in charge OF the movement TO enlarge
the State Committee. announces that he has re-
ceyed the pledges Of 3Ol additional supporters dur
ing the last week. making in al Isis representative
Republicans fayoring State Committee com
posed OF one member from each Assembly District
1t Is especially noticeable that pledges have peen re
although the new pledges not numerous In
any one county tho steady Increase Is very gratlly-