New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
STATE POLITICAL NOTES md NEWS.


Rochester Republicans say that. despite internal
discussions. they will return solid delegation to
the Legislature. including Senator Parsons and
Assemblyman O'Grady. who expects TO lead the
House this session and WELD the gavel In 1851
In pointing out the object OF Hilrs activity the
excise question "The Watertown Times INDUCES
In this plain bit OF English: Down he comes, in
his old way, appealing to lowest passions and low
est classes breed discomfort with the Republican
State Administration in the hope Of gaining
Legislature which will return him to the Senate
His purpose is entirely selfish and is plainly IN
dca;ed For him the Democratic party In the
state only exists TO further his selfish schemes
and morality and every decent principle must be
s1ecei 10 s w ,hc ' o Dave Hit after ALL instead
OF the dgnlhei Senator. who has come near WIN
ming respect and confidence in spite OF former
record"
THE Glovcrsvl.le Intelligencer. while friendly to
Philip Kecks Senatorial ambition. says that no
matter who the candidate may be Fulton County
viii poll a full Republican vote this fall. the
county. it adds. has been increasing and en-
cratic' as the coming election will demonstrate
abundantly.
The Journal" OF Canandaigua. publishes a
letter over "A column in length. from William H.
Ryan treasurer OF the Auctoneers Association or
this city In defence Of Senator Raines's vote on
the Judicial SAFES bill. and says: While we
wish TO make no odl0us comparisons. all or the
Police Commissioners OF New-York city were not
Tammany Hall politicians before the INVESTIGATION
OF the Lexow COMMITTEE some .. mem Wes :
APPOINTMENTS through Plat. Yet this did not pre-
vent Tammany from working Its own ends through
the police force
THE Republican party does not expect to return
70 mower upon the issue OF last years hard times.
saws The Poughkeepsc Eagle" THE issue on
which Il expects 90 obtain actual control OF al
the machinery OF government not yet In It's hands
is not last years hard times. but this years good
times Every new factory opened. every new set
Of employes set at work every increase OF wages.
,s hresh proof OF the wisdom Of restoring the
Penuhcan marty TO power. and fresh argument
placing in it, hands the eS Nao W welcome
the evidences OF returning prosperity thai greet US
everybody everywhere, but they prove that We
were right and that the people VIII De wise IL
they complete and continue hepuo"c"" rune ior "
long time come
1.-THE Utica Observer takes Governor Morton to
,asr for the way in which the Civil Service law
has been trined with by Aldridse and others III
is proper again to remark says Inc ooserVer
"that the violations OF the law do not now come
from the elective officers OF the STATE VINO are IN
nonted bv Governor Morton, and Tor whose con-
duct responsible TINS IS @ so nr
ton is temporizing with them and trying to lie!
them have their way so ioF , as ne can without
openly ndorsng Vioia''o"s VI VIZ "
r,. struggle for state Senator In place OF Mr.
Pound who has become professor OF law In Cor
reu ia now between ex-senator Edmund L. Pitts
OF Medina, and Marcus L. Phillips OF Orleans
Comfy when two such experienced combatants
N pi;ts and phillips meet the contest is worth
watching
What has THE Albany Journal" done to Lock
,ort N cause THE Union-Sun' Of that prosperous
community TO say that there is no real need OF an
anti Platt Republican paper In Albany. NO one
,rht os IL is severe. Mr.. Barnes does more "a
stimulate a movement against the State machine
than a reform army with banners.
II IS 1.-The Buffalo Express" OF course, that says
"As for driving Plat out OF the party-Lord bless
Won we have been trying for years. though without
success 10 drive him into the Republican ranks: