New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The first contest between the gold and silver wings
% the Democratic party o; this STATE Will Pio"'"'s
take place at the organization OF the LEGISLATURE
Senator Cantor is the Democratic leader IN the sen
ate He stood for honest money in the late cam
nai,,u with Mr. Flower M Whitney. NJ. Hewitt
and other patriotic people of the parry FOR 'h'' u"
Is 20 10 Goposed-tha. "a, n tho Bryan people nave
their way-aud Senator McCarren. ~ Kings 'ou''Y'
viii take h!s place. McCarrcn Is Mclaughlns man.
and Mclaughlin Il VIII ID remembered. iolo"eu
shcchan and Tammany mo No.mans Lane OF
anarchy and reputation The silver element Is pre-
surnab;v stronger than ;he gold nut cantor pro-
poses to fight, and fight hard. TO retain MS POSITION
He was chosen leader FOR three years ana ne III
,enls 70 maintain his leadership or know the reason
why His New-York friends. even those VINO are W.,a
m. machine cvince strong disposition 70 liam ,
by him Senator Ahearn Tor exampe' wnos. ,oYa, ,t
.itrt.on OF McCarren for Cantor 10 be riisu1ous,
ana Will fight It. regardless OF me orHsrs ." ,nst tn
besi dement's Of the party are raity!ns 10
support will make the night exceelnvs "t 80 ne
nrn,ii.I Mclaughlin has The courage 10 iol.r NV
1s, Tnis is doubtful The Brooklyn leader grows
more lind eyery yam n,m Years aso referring his dis
position 20 bow before the storm ana As ne s,um go
older The CORRECTNESS OF ,bs the ODDS ara nov against
i,, .h. oroba bllities that senate. ah'o WI
cad the minority so the o' a6est Demoers;s senator
ana unquos,ionably the most p'p"'"''
r,.- ~ . another
DID,, h,u,, FOR United States Senator. NATURALLY. 'he
90, i,,umh.nt should Dee his pAriyS choi'e' p''
.. - s,.h a decided aversion 70 H'll on me par
~ boih democratic wings ina; IL - "N'''..".|
doubtful Il viii DO the caucus non'itsG io are
800. I,,n h.cause nc refused - hgnt win thrin :,
m, .nd the silver people necauSe o. ~, irsis,sd
rcpuiiat.on Of regularity when IT, "'""S
upon IN oiher-
r., Worth people in Brooklyn say tina, they can
ny
- 80 nominate MIN for Register. Sheriff u
,,.,a,, rierk Mr. wllls's friends denounce me as
.,o, and say that Is no, in ne powe' oil ei,he s
Mr Worn OF long NJ. a. the influence OF the State
machine j. exerted "a Il u 'i'''
o.. G., moi, con, OF Buffalo people wani the liquor
-, 600, after ! O'Clock on sunday according ["
, r'ct,,o Times" and unless Senator ha'nes
- ,,,s desire tina, paper declares ne Will ""n
-, ,r,,,s, him ";hc liberal "l"nlel, tnio"s ~, ~.
the STAT Wneh , 90. IN buffalo were against H.
,rhis opposition mas been t'ie, ,, "
authority jus quoted ~ yer 0
49,. % the galleries" Is what the loe'o
- ,a,.. savs OF President Cleveland a'''ch
~ ~. trusts why did he walt UNI, "'' Wv"
,ar,v was turned out of contioI Oh IL. - ,,,o
departmen,a Of the ,iovernm@n' ara,mst III" trusts
pre- ,,, he first to the last fren1"''"' "''' "
sincere.
>-,..,, ,ya,,erson Insists that the country hee"s
,ar., and "Thc 81. Joseph hcrain ""''''
'''' 80 ,orc can be found more reel states
10 INV" crovcr Cleveland can Mr. Cleveland
man thah ,nr looking happy" asks The chicago
record - when nc Is con com 4nt,y ~
,Ht,,v years OF uninterrupted hs"''s'
rho populista Of Missouri are in turno''
-, - ra,,crbercd that their candidate for Gov
r Indigo q T. Jones. withdrew AZ the e''e"'n
,o,,r :, favor Of the Democratic nominee Lon H.
49, c,ophons was elected and now 1t comes
80. ,h,o, Ioonard a member OF the Popuhst
o I,xao,,,ve Committee IA well as Charles a.
90 ,o ,i,ved fast and loose with both the
,,,,,,o,, and Democratic managers throughout
- ,a,nraicn are be rewarded LOT ther Woth
IN s,cnhcns's behalf. Leonard u apIssars , u J.,
~ Of the Governor elect tie VIII oe
p'. an EXCISE commissioner or "A coal Oh, III
l,'an of 81 Louis while Kozehe If STATED TOT
ahor commissioner 10 succeed hei ~, ,rontb
o,,, ments will not be made until next mo',,,
api were discussion OF them has thrown the
ppn w., army into state OF commouoh III" us
may.
~. ,ss than four States poll over million
r,rs, IN order L. New-York with 1884 1872:
Wv, porrsyIvania. with ll9ii 1863; Illinois third.
tel oso ~, and Ohio. fourth. with loloo-o' NJ
va, ,oIlnd 10 s7S votes I'm the last election ou, ~
has ust as much voting strength anu a s!sas wa, ,
,norc 10 SAY I'm the United states Seh''e '''"i' any
one of these four big commonweai'hs
with the exception OF General Grant Mr. 'leVe-
Lad ,,,,u no the only ex President who mas chahs'u
,is residence permanently from the STATE that sa'e
him his political opportunities ana nonottS n,,o,
however H. not 10 be CONSIDERED ~ rLs 20
him for as The St. Joseph Herald ren'"rhs On
i I,rns ,t.,,s b.long TO the whole country.
INSTINCT CONVENTIONS TONIGHT.