New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

Although nine Republicans out OF every ten be-
lieve that the Nation will so as Vermont went. yet
there is no disposition thus far manifested 10 relax
A single effort that might contribute 20 the success
OF the National ticket. The Green Mountain victory
has proved a stimulus, not narcotic. As The
Rensselaer, Courier" remarks: "Repub!icans st
Xovember. That they will do 1t under the leader
ship OF Hanna there Is no reason TO doubt; but It
should be done Overwhelmingly. and Mckinney ana
Hobar, elected by such an immense majority thst
all the Populistc !sms Of the day Will be forever
There are a, least four candidates in the field for
the Congress nomination In the %1Nth Dis
tric, made vacant by the action Of the State Con-
venton in selecting Mr. Black for Governor. The
choice will be made by the Congressional Com
mi:;ee which consists OF State Senator DAILY Judge
Cady T. D. Arnold Wesley o. Howard and Joseph
A. Legget.. Judge Cady himself is candidate; the
who was m member Of Assembly twenty years
Louis F. Pawn insists that he is not candidate.
but it viii surprise some people to see him
nominated.
The repor. that John Stanchfed has made up his
mind 20 retire from the race for the Democratic
nomination for Governor al Buffalo is further evil
dence Of the utter hopeessness regarding this State
on the part Of the clearer-headed leaders OF that
party Stanchheld has desire 20 pose as de-
feated asprant 1t was this feeling that prevented
him from accepting the nomination OF Attorney,
Genera against Nj Hancock year ago; d ne Wan'ed
and 50 he kept out Of the fight In this he followed
Hs advice Thai he is also following te SeS'I h
ieved He though. at first mat the SILVER SEMI
men in This State woula De sronS sassed him.
that there is possible likelihood OF such result
.rhe Sun" OF Fort Covinston calls upon its
readers to help elect William Mckinley by the
biggest majority ever given TO any President. so
that we can all enjoy our next Thanksgiving
with a hear,iness that Is honestly thoroughly Amer
lean"
1t is reported that Mr.. Bryan will return to this
State and make the fight OF his life mere Inc Ike
nubican National Committee hope that the report
,r,e II Their. is anything they could do to influence
Mr. BRYAN in the matter they would be glad to DO 1t.
for they have come the conclusion that MT Bryan
Hobart could possibly have in the field. While he
Internationally carries some OF ms unthhkhg
Insrors uith him. the thousands who read his
sneeches are certainly not Influenced In his favor
THE longer Bryan stayed In TINS STATE, says ne
Penn Yam Express the more ne gave vent u
demagogsm.
Mr. powderIy after speaking at Cooper Union next
Thursday night will go West. pausng long enough.
,ouevcr in this State TO make a few speeches at
oo-,ral points such as Albany, Syracuse and
buffalo He will then go to Ohio. Indiana limos.
Minnesota Nebraska and other points III the
Mississippi NalIcS
BENJAMIN Harrison. with the experience OF Presi-
dan, United States Senator and Governor. declares
s,,or without most careful preparation. ana yet
-, ,ho q re utterly vi hout public experience. VINO
80 never opcned "A bank account and possibly
h"r armed a dollar in their lives. VIII rush III 10
nv. ,bis oIlcstion and elaborate theories WINCH
alscusS IN nractice would overturn the whole none
=. - svstem Of the country. THIS Is one OF te Inos.
80 features Of this campaign. ana eA-iresiuc..
S,,I'ht.se.i'e modest declaration has done nuch 10
IT, nfo hold relief the utter recklesshess Oh MI
Bryan and his followers
Nothing changes more rapidly IMAM 'he pon'0"'
,,,a,,or uarticularly In this State. and all Things
- % those who wait. Some day. says Inc
1,hamton Herald" discussing this point the
r,,,,as will change their minds In regard 10 those
1870 ,no machine II Warner Millers heal I'm re-
@ Good we imagine he will be something beside
nc mnder-dog in the fight Right MI a snn -
go, enemies Will not deny mat ne II IVY per
nant stronger with the people OF thls "'a'e 'o-u"S
than he was a month ago
The duty Of the hour in this country Is Poin'eo ou'
-, "rbe Dolgevie Herald" II Is IN Driei 10
r.ad the truth and with that done as IL can DE
~ ought 10 be there IL not the slightest reasohapc
doubt of the triumphant election OF & @ h %''
U"bort and Black and Woodruff mai VIII p,,
IA" THE Herald "a victory for good sotcIie'i..
maintenance of sound economic prlnciIieS'
I, "a the opinion Of THE Madison County Leader
that the ticket TO be put In nomination by inc VI san
cation Democrats at their State Convention vi nu
falo will stand better chance OF oci"S e'
than the Democratic National ticket.