New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28


State ticket for the reason that man Tor man !.
is a better one than the Democratic State ticket.
whatever else may be said or John faineii
The Express adds he was brave e,, so a his mill
tary record is a hero OF the tin or rrecracker or
der His eccentrctss have not sa Treasure
He is not. like his opponent the candidate OF the
old Democratic State Treasurers Ring.
1.-THE Elmra Advertiser suggests that It is time
for the Republican State Advisory Committee to
protest. When member OF the Republican STATE
Committee openly opposes Republican candidate
Inated as Barns is opposing Mr.. Pavey, isn't it
about time for the Republican State Committee to
take some official action In the premises? III there
is a skyight or a side window in the room where
the State Committee usually meets would i not not
barnes from one or the other OF these apertures?
Is such Ecry to party to be ca GT T
Pats attention TO Mr. Barnes's renegade atu-
tude'
So confident Of Republican success is The James
town News" that It is urging Mr.. Nixon's claims
for the Speakership with much vehemence In do
ing so It feels called upon to denounce Mr. Fish ana
70 advice Mr. Platt to have nothing to do with him
because "he Is a very uncertain and dangerous man
and one who will not hesitate to throw him tPlatO
overheard whenever II gives promise OF serving his
own selfish purposes" Evidently there is going to
be a fight over the Speakershp. and warm one,
too.
There Is no longer any question OF Mr.. Paveys
success II is simply matter OF majority lie
ought to have 5000 at least Perhaps the figure VII
ticket.
Friends OF Mr. Egan say that Tommy" Grady
will be beaten worse in the XVIII District than he
has been in any campaign since he stumped the
State for Ben" Butler.
THE Republican party" says THE Saratogian,
claims that Tammany Hall is an incubus on the
State well as the metropolis. and that us effort
,l,,lot titra troll lie
the decency of the Commonwealth, an arront TO
honest government and -, s battle OF corr"p'o"
The Ontario County Journal thinks It con-
servative estimate TO say that the Republicans will
carry thirty-three of the fifty Senate districts
Robert Miller the Republican candidate for As
sembly In the XIIIth District was a useful repre-
sentative Of the city at Albany last winter His bill
TO compel the running Of trains after o'clock at
night on the Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad
pa ssed both houses. but encountered the Governors
veto This was also true OF his bill giving better
n,unhng TO the cities Of the State his message for
mechanics and laborers. But his surrogate's bill,
he M h school Fund
amending the fire limit. making landscape for
passed and became laws Mr.. Miller ought TO be re-
turned by Increased majority. 1t looks as
though he would De-
shrewd politicians saying that Mr.. Hoops, the
Republican candidate for State Senator In the
XIIIth District against Barney" Martin. may win.
despite the alleged deal to defeat him on the part OF
a certain element OF the city machine; MI. IAN
Colt had better look sharp. barney Martin Is no
man to represent that district In the Legislature
Some comment has been INDUCED in because of
Controller Robertss failure to appear at the State
Climbs ratification in Cooper Union the other night.
This IS not surprising under the circumstances.
The simple fact is however that he was confined
70 his room by an acute recurrence OF the maady
that has troubled him for year or more Although
the doctor had advised against II, he believed That
he would be able TO come down before the meeting
adjourned, and consequently sent no note OF ex-
planation. He much depresst in consequences
81 hs ina bty be present. since II was the first
meeting Of the campaign that the State Club, OF
which he is president. had arranged
The division in the ranks OF the German Amer-
can organization in this city is source OF much
satisfaction 10 The Rochester Post-Express."
That paper holds 1t 10 be dangerous when the
basis OF political action is that of a foreign
t,onality II is a species OF Knownothingsm worse
than any OF forty years Now that the Germans
are divided on local issues. The Post-Express"
feels relieved This division. It adds. is the only
fortunate Incident In the otherwise disgraceful
canvass in New-York CITY. In politics men ought
PROMPTING OF individual conscience. Segregation
because OF nationality, creed coor or class Is thor
German vote In NewYork city Is not IN the hands
OF any set OF men or any organization
With Tom" Costigan still in the field for the
State Democracy Mr.. Hapin ought TO have no
serious difficulty In beating Munzinger. the Tam
many candidate for State Senator in the XVIth
pistrlct and II Mr. Page, with the aid OF the
doughty McManus fails TO triumph over OSullivan
he had better get out OF politics.