New-York tribune., 1895-08-19
STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS.

,. .ho onnosition manifested in certain quar-
ters Mr. Malby's canvass for senator IN 'he S'.
Lawrence district, according 10 Inc osue"'ou's
Iournal" Is making satisfactory progress. his
nrincipal rival, Mr.. Chamberlain does no, appear
~ 80 making so much headway as his friends de-
s,re "No personal objection Is raised TO Mr.
sire, Ssbtee,mberlain. says "The Journal. and ne Ger
tsny hs ,Ss SIMPLE Ts G fact IS that Mr. Maby
representative in the Assembly lor tne 'asa nc i've
is oscs slOss ssG n sGusH
the position which the district + rher I'M
Of the state he Of personal likes or dis
likes but a matter 10 be decided on iis merits py
the people Of Ascm6y ST. Contests in St.
County are spirited and mucn coHnueme,. 4n,. tb,nks
pressed r oS SDorvin is ahead in the in the Ist
District.
Tho annearance OF Justice Ward OF the Supreme
Court bench. as a delegate from Allegany county
20 the judicial convention for the Erie district mas
brought forth most vigorous protests from .ne Ieau
ing Republican newspapers OF Buiaio' Inc Ooh
u,erciar' declares that the Judge cannot convince
The neople that he is not guilty of "a gross breach
~ nropriety' in taking active part In tins can
s This II considers mild description OF his con-
duct ]! adds that ne on Of pees and resign
oncs ons OF his Commission as delegate. The Express
takes similar \. vew OF nf hose Who
Ds beyonS he peaea Of
MAKER MAKER rbs,r ex,stence merely shows how terribly
,h tt,d,cai IDEAL has shrunk In this country Judge
Wss se.~esn be ses to his ana
ship but will the other deesa,es 70 @ nee
thai the judges appearance as delegate Is due to
the great personal interest that ms ms oin son.
Ward jr., has in the outcome OF the convention
How highly xPostmaster-Generai bisseii nesn-
bors esteem him is evidenced by the way IN which
the Buffalo newspapers Republican as Wen hr as as
Democratic, urge the President 10 appoihl hiin "
the Supreme Court vacancy
Erie County Democrats manifest some desire 70
know whether William +. Sheehan proposes 10 pe-
come the successor OF Bourke Cochran as CHAIRMAN
of the Committee Correspondence In Tamniahy
Hall or undertake the task OF reconstrucuhs his
shattered machine In Buf1aio.
Speaking OF the selection OF Syracuse as the place
for holding the Democratic State Convention. Inc
POST OF that city remarks: 1.-TWO years ago 'he
Republicans held their State Convention In Syra-
cuse and nominated ticket that swept the state
with tremendous enthusiasm We VIII not prOmlse po,ae
the Democrats any such result from their convention
that but we will assure them .nS,; tbev had
better nominate it under pleasant ana cheeftui
conditions possible. and have as much fun out OF
the occasion they can"
A CORRESPONDENT who Is a well-known business
man in Northern New-York writes OF MS recent eA-
perience in fighting the State machine at caucus
.'I had the satisfaction" says he. "of seeing the
,vor,ing of a caucus and never have been more
thoroughly impressed with the importance OF the
sdyce The Tribune been giving to the voters to
look after the primary work. than at this meeting;
We had been admonished OF the Importance OF
stamping out bossism. and 1t was with great saus-
faction that | saw almost for the hrst time
thoroughly organized meeting. where the american
voter felt that he had an important work 10 90.
SO thorough had been the preparation ana so con-
vinced was every man that he had something more ore
to do than to lead talk that the shell or the
old machine as you term IT, almost entire.y disap-
peared. | realize how completely the voters OF tne
State have become convinced that politics at the
primaries has 70 be revolutionzed. When you see
how easily we-organizei meeting can assert itself
for grand influence, you can UNDERSTAND the great
work that The Tribune Is doing IN Its crufade
against bosssm and uncesn politics"
THE jamestown News says there Is little doubt
that Mr. Whipple will be the next 'mber OF the
Assembly from the Id Cattaraugusj strict The
same paper also declares that the = nbly delega-
tion from Western New-York will su ..rt Nixon for
Speaker Of the Assembly =.
1t is whispered that Ham Fish, thinking himself
strong enough to stand alone. is considering the
question Of withdrawing from the firm OF Payn,
Fish & Co He will probably give three years
notice OF retirement.