New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
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STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS

vra.,o,, TOR is out with another MANIFESTO Inns
time his bull Is issued against the Ame''' ,'. "
tective Tariff League, whose president D.
Miss il agitatng the question OF charging the ne.
nuh.ic,n state committee. n Mr. Bliss does MOI
abandon this work instantly, MI Gem says sue 9be
stantally vengeance VIII be ine'cI u.s re
fnsna to coonerats with ne Tariff League n me
election Of Republican s,dencc AZ this. geoiJ-
lists say that fossils OF skull-ess verteprates can
never DO found.
or the fight between Asplnal. and Worth for Sena-
tor in Brooklyn THE Buffalo Express remarks
thine was when Asplnall would not nave oAreu ~
he 4 candidate for anything in opposition 10 the
machine. II he has seen the Of that way ne
NAV be a very useful legislator At any ra.e. a ne
won.d III a seat in the next Senate far more cfeu''
ably than Worth"
This inquiry has been made by THE Bunaio EN-
press" which has a habit of propoundng annoying
questions: Does anybody, least OF all HoVsrhof
Morton believe that P.att would stand by nun IN y,
nocasarv make deal for the profitable transfer
of the New-York vote to some one eise'
The office OF General Samuel Thomas, treasurer OF
the Republican State Club. No. so broadway, has
become a ral;ying point downtown for Anti-Mach''e
Republicans 1T Is good deal better an sS 6one 81
Mace" saws 1.-The Buffalo News. al nohes,o
and self-respectng Republican to visit tnan NO. ~
Broadway"
A more encouraging tone pervades the entire
Anti Machine movement throughout the state IL
ia
Senators Owens Reynolds. Coggeshall. Donaldson
and Robertson laid away on the shelf because OF
their subservent obedience to Mr.. Pats orders
against the promises of their party and the special
request by message OF their partys proper leader
Governor Morton; with Malby certain OF nomination
and election in his district, and Higgins IN MS ana
with several other things to come along IN the s
proper t!me-and all OF piece TO snow tnAl .ne
party has stopped taking orderswe 40 not see no." S
Mr. Patts contemptuous sneers al .hos9 ~no ~ ~
leve more In Repub.lcanlsn than they 40 IN MIN
discovered that there is quite large number OF me
kind he despises they couldn't have strength
his hands before the campaign had fairly opened.
Quite a large number, indeed.
OF the announcement made In Albany that the
Democratic State machine has determined not TO
renom;nate any Of the old State officers. The Bur
falo News' has this to say Boss Patt determines
for the Republicans that the old ticket must go
through because the Republican party is presum-
ably a successful force Senator HILL the boss or
the State Democracy on the other hand. determines
that none of the cd State officers will be ren9mi-
mated. The Democrats are presumably the lains
force The people. therefore, have nothing to do
with the nominations of their party. they are not
permitted to have a voice in party nominations,
and it is left for Senator Hill and Boss Platt to
juggle and trade and manipulate and decide as
suits them best or as the exigencies OF me case
or ora" Steal IL Independent Repubicans and independ
Democrats have common cause against poss-
known as machines It is perfectly natural for
these two forces 10 sympathze with each ctheI
Both are oppressed and both are robbed OF their
rights. What is the proper thing to do under sueh
circumstances"
The Albany Press Knickerbocker" declares that
the reform movement which resulted In the cleo
ton OF Mayor Wilson will make a stronger demon
s,raton this fall than did year ago last spring.
THE supporters OF Mayor WILSON, 1t says. 40
not consist OF professional politicians They are
plain citizens with the right to vote In Albany the
i1f, pharG nj
all told. The voters number $500 See"
Ronv,nc to some friendly criticism for his sub
servence to Mr.. P,att. T. Thomas Fortune, Editor
OF The Age" leading Afro-American news
paper declared that "Mr. Plat had been regularly
created leader by the Republican party OF the state
in regular convention assembled. To this Tine
TROY Press" replies "If Mr. Fortune will tell his
fellow-R Republicans when this interesting event took
place he will mpart interesting bit OF informa-
ton since an Overwhelming majority of the party
insist that Platts leadership is the product OF
brazen assumption. the selfish use Of corruption
pirants who expect to win substantial favors by
doing the bidding of the boss
There are two candidates for Senator in the Of
sego district They are Waiter l.. Brown and Abra-
ham l.. Kellogg. Both live in Onsonta and both
are considered we'll qualified to fill the place credita-
bly There seems to be general feeling, accord
ing to The Otseso Republican, in favor or set
fling the contest in their home town, the vanquished
10 retire the field gracefully allowing the VIC
tor To- nave the Otsego delegates to the Senate Con-
vention.
Thus far only one candidate for Senator, Assem-
blyman Stewart. has appeared In the NLth Dis
trlct which consists Of Chemuns. schuyler ana
Tompkns counties. and he will probably oe nomi-
mated. though of the papers speak disparag-
ngly of him. THE Syracuse Herald" for example;
saws that "he would seem to be rather understood
for Senator although there will probably be lot
OF Tom Thumbs in the next Senate, "a there were
in the one which boosted Of Lexow, OF Nyack
THE Potsdam Courier and Farmer says OF MI
Malby's candidacy for Senator in the St Lawrence
district: NO man In this district has mortgage
on this high position Of State Senator. and the peo-
pie owe IL TO no but the best man they can
select But they do II TO their intelligence and
their Republicanism to send MI Maipy 10 the SEN
In this instance
Some OF the independent Republican papers OF the
State think that Messrs. Brookheid and Coils are
censurable for not protesting against the treat
ment OF the Belden organization by the Republican
State Committee.
INSTANCES ON 4 NEWARK FIRE.