New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
one whose character integrity. reliability ana
good Judgment is not eXcened

one whose character for integrity. reliability and
good Judgment Is not eAceied
This note OF warning Is sounded by the grim
humorist OF The Troy Budget. which evidently
fools thar the bate for party reform is not yer
over: Even the good Jeremiah warned the emil
dren Of benjamin blow the trumpet m lek %s
and set up sign OF nrs in hose dsys who were
CRYING Peace, peace, when there II no peace
20 Tho y ,dset' warns the Republicans TO beware
beware, Of those dangerous chaps who are out win
a club shouting Harmony, harmony. harmony.
Mr. Pavey's triumph Plat in the Senate con-
vent!on is rece ved with great satisfaction by the
ranutahla Renubncan newspapers OF the state 1T
is a phenomenal vindcat!on OF political inde-
pendence" says The Buffalo News. Mr. Pavey
was true 10 his oath in faithfully representing MS
constituents while their representative Ii the
LEGISLATURE and he deserves TO he advanced 10
the Senate This triumph for clean politics VIII be
accepted with feelings Of delight by all lovers OF
far play in politics. Plat tried by every means
in his power 10 prevent the political advancement
of Mr. Pavey. But. like Mr.. Fassett. Nh Pavey
dehed the boss and appealed DIRECTLY 10 ne peop'e
The result was az pronounced as was the appeal Pc,
in Chemuns The PEOPLE OF the Hntn SENATE Dis
the machine cement of the Republican party. The
defeat OF Plats cherished plans OF hevense IL
dicton. Well dore. Mr.. Pavey.
presen, campaign The ontario Journal calls at
tention to the way in which these have been brcuSn;
home 20 every Republican during nearly three years
OF Democratic laundering and lncompetency In Ma
tioral affairs I'VE have seen" adds "The journal,
"our domestic business depressed very low
ebb our foreign commerce largely decreased and a
policy pursued In diplomatic relations y IN lor-
eign countries which has been humilii ing 10 every
sef-respectlng American II IL because q the I'M
portance OF those issues. no less 'an IN Iu.s !. ns
OF State government. that II is the imperiu'" out!
! Of every Republican be alert and active ~ tne
campalen OF 1895 The victory OF 1874 deprived me
Democracy Of further power 10 10 INJURY II r.
mains for 1896 TO more completely arm the Repup-
can party for the National contest OF 1870
Il is a long time since the reputable democratic
| newspapers OF the state have been more d'sgLsted
than they are over Coggeshalls Endorsement by the
| Marty managers I'm Oneida County. The stancn old
| .pu0alo Courier expresses ense % profound
h,,n1IIa,ion" M the committees "dlsg-a ,eful con
duct f" and frankly confesses that no man now pc
sore a constituency I'm this State Is more unworthy
~ s,Innort than Is this discredited. dsrepltabie
J cast-oH Republican
Though disposed 10 be conservative on most mat
,srs The Buffalo Express =" Views the political
: situation with much complacency. II considers the
J Senatorial nominations the ke2uoi,an ticket
significant and wholly satisfactory. "NeN YORK.
/ 4, SAYS had no Republican Senator's AT all and
| proollvn worse than none last wear Those TWO
great cities have had to rely on Plat country "ss'
ators to present their demands for rstsTm measures