New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
DEMOCRATIC SUPPORT OF COGGESHALL
ONEIDA DEMOCRATS HAVE STULTIFiED
THEMSELVES.
From The Syracuse Herald Gnd).


From The Syracuse Herald Gnd).
Oneida County Democrats have stuitihed them
se'Ves by ncglecting 10 nominate some good man TO
run against Coggeshall and Weaver Tor state 9ena-
tor. Their negecl 10 nominate means they wiz sup
DJrt COggesnal, and If he Is elected II VIII be due
10 mem CHIEFLY Has the Democracy not sins enough
discrelted hacks like Ceggeshali?
\ HUMILIATION TO THE DEMOCRACY
From The Buffalo Courier Dom)
How unfortunate it is that the Democrats Of the
Oneida district have given aid and comfort 10 cog
gosha by falling to nominate caniiiate f5r the
b re VT epSF rb aame of the e1
chiefly responsible for the result should be made
known.
DEMOCRATS SHOULD VOTE FOR WEAVER
From The Brooklyn Eagle DEM.
There are good Democrats enough in oneida
County from whom an Ideal candidate could be
selected. and those Democrats are loyal enough to
the principles of their party to stand up as us
representatives. at the polls and to save 1t from the
disgrace of a quas-indorse ment of Coggeshal. Yet
cosseshali ana Weaver they should choose the man
who represents the best element of the Republican
party rather than the man who was turned down
in his party convention at the command Of that
men in the opposite party We had thought better
OF the Democrats OF Oneida County than that they
should neglect their duy in this way.
Is COGGESHALL TO SUPPORT HILL FOR
SENATOR?
From The Poughkeepsle Star QnD.
Senator Hill knows that his reelection to the
United States Senate is impossible unless he can
capture n majority or the state senate tnlS fall
and he Is ready TO take advantage of any and
every opportunity that presents Itself TO accom-
p'ish his purpose. COggesha. wants TO so back TO
Albany. and having been read out OF his own
party. owing to his coalition with Tammanv, he
realizes that his only caance OF a reelection -
through the Democratic party, and he has probably
agreed to support Hi as part OF the bargain.
THEY MAY NOT RATIFY HILLS BARGAIN.
From The Buffalo Commercial Csep)
Senator Hi has made some kind of trade with
the notorious COggeshal by which the Oneida DEM
ocracy left without candidate for the Senate,
with the expectation that they Will vote for the
tainted and rejected COggeshal. who Will pay Mr.
many have need OF his vote In the Senate. IL re-
mains 10 be whether the Democrats OF Oneida
be bought and sold in this for the profit
of two repudlated politicians They may prefer TO
vote for honest man.
MANY DEMOCRATS AVAILABLE AS CANDI-
DATES.
From The New-York Times Dem).
There are WERE last fall. lj.I Republicans
and 120jl Democrats in the county of Oneida. The
Republicans have nominated Frederick @. Weaver,
refusing II touch ex-senator COggesha as If he
In the ranks OF the Republicans. COggcshall has a
large following. the county contains much excellent
Democratic material and yet the Democrats have
not nomina ted candidate This looks like totally
unnecessary refusal Of opportunity to elect a
Democrat, and temptation weak Democrats to
disregard the declaration Of the Syracuse platform
against tainted legislators"
SIMILAR PLOTS IN OTHER DISTRICTS.
From The Binghamton Republican Qep).
The c.oven foot of the Coggeshail bolt in the
Oneida County Senatorial District has been discov
cred. The Democrats have made no nomination. but
dldate Coggeshan promises the Democrats that in
case his bolt Is successful. he WI vote for the re-