New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-19
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.


Since the Blaine Club repudiated the Barnes
holt Mr. Lauterbach and others OF the fatt con
tinsent have begun to gush forth loyalty 10 ME-
p,vev and all other anti-machInc candidates One
vouId suopose they never entertained single one
OF the treacheroup sentiments expresseu win suen
vondrous candor by Barnes But their PROFESSIONS
deceive no outside the kndergsrtenS OF po' n
WelI-informed politicians In the NNth Sena'c us
trIct believe that bad Barnes succeedea ~ ray h
ing nnmse. n, to rn ms emphatic "n
r re manner a cand. late In the person
OF so heen pIaced in the field against Pavey thus
Creating the possibility OF the e:ection OF liam, lam
man rni absoiye those who ike Lauterbach aided
and abetted Barnes in his attempted misch'e''
John Rovd Thachers rosy predictions or wnat
will come TO pass should the Democrats erect M"
Mayor of Albany inspires THE state" OF mat cry
10 supplement his prophecy In THIS manner i
administration would be one long day-o'ea"'
summer carnival. festival OF civic ho"e''' ~
Itlcal coaching parade. Blossoms would sp''hs UP
IN the streets TO add joyousness 10 the ail' anu
overvwhera would be sweet perfume ana strains VI
elm music Instead OF rain there would De snow
orc Of god. and six-course dinners would come come
from the he n1ne of misery st less Every one
would look lie through the Nc, dare 70
nUsraow durng his term Of office. caste in
Spain would be the Cy Hal and s MaHor there ere
wnu,d be no darkness, and Albany would give hd an
imitation Of the land Of the midnight sun WIZ
Frou the day Of his inauguration to inc Gay 90
his depn rture from office. glorious aurora Ymnire
would hang over the capital CITY OF INV A1"''"'
State. 49,
ro those who say that Tammany Is not a"A''ieu
70 cr,,Iolse the Chamber Of Commerce for ehsis-
ing in local politics The Osweso i'mes ,e'o.
that such objections to the Wisws snmethng Of
unsuitable since Tafninany iSc' 10
Chamber of Commerce
of he
ruhucar state ticket The Troy Times says;
..,on,nara these men and their Work Win ''e
r,cords NJ the men nominated by the Democratic
Marty and what excuse can be iou"u io'
ohangs2 The Democratic ticket was placed III
nomination by Tammany influences IL Is DOM
mated by Tammrny and would Do ru'eu W ,na
corrupt organization II given power. The renomiha-
,,o, ~ the Republican State officers was the log
cal result OF their good work II was a"f pennhi,
nD marty and the ticket will receive not only the
united Republican vote but also the v9'es y, III
ocrats who believe In honest. able ana economical
government
He Is the same old Hill He does not change for
the better: neither do those around him A Tine
Buffalo Commercial' aptly puts him. no i'oss' VI
combna ton OF Bosses. In this State couiu h"He
urged the Democrats OF Oneida to pick up the re-
undated Coggeshall and make him their standorh'
bearer save onv me buccaneering crew that stole
the Senate tina; robbed the cities OF Home Ruiz,
thar fried TO foist the tainted Maynard upon thc
seIf-respect of ever voter in Oneida County. al
though to a Hiil-Tammany stateman 1t seems Only
fine work.
Even Mr. Robertss politlca! enemies frankly con-
cedc his admirable quahcat tons for Office lie
fully measures up to the siandari Of what pub
lie servant ought to be-" says The Brooklyn Ea-
gle" unquestionably one OF ne most inlueh''"i
Democratic newspapers in the United states.
4 prevailing sentiment Is expressed by THE
svracuse POST wher II says OF Attorney General
Hancock: lie has proved himself unusually
c,pabe and faithful official. More than the av
erage number Of important cases have come before
him during the last two years. Very difncut queS-
lions as to the Interpretation OF law ana the III
terests OF the public have been before him. ana nv
has uniformly met the emergency with wise JUG
ment and fidelity to public interests. The record
shows q large amount Of work performed by thu
Attorney Generals office. much OF 1t OF NOR ~
less intric4te and important character IN tne ~
csious that ne has given the matters that ne mas
investigated the ne has tried Attorney Zen
eral Hancock has shown courage iniependencc ana
an honest desire 10 do his duty under all cycuIn-
stances That he has been Unusually successful
is the general verdict of the people regard'eSs Vi
party.
"The Syracuse Herald joins with the rest OF
reputable Republican press In declaring that the
election of Alexander S. Williams. the Republican
candidate for Senator in the XIIth District would
be party disgrace His nomination was bad
enough" adds THE Herald" but that was "A
pie aided in bringing ABOUT his nomination but the
majority OF the convention were followers OF Mayor
Strong
CAMPAIGN STATEMENT ABOUT READY
Charles s. Fairchild Elihu Root and Seth Low,
OF the subcommittee appointed by the Committee
of Fifty to prepare a statement about the cam
paign for publication. have been working hard
over the document for two three days. 1t was
expected that the statement would be ready Tor