New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
POLITICAL NOTE =.

$500. 40 roore radical independent newspapers
o.. ~ sta IN their eagerness 70 score point OH
-. Machine epdeavor 10 demonstrate ''at MI
rssck's nomination WAS entirely que u 'ne en-
u.c&i,A clements in the conVeh'lo'' iHi' -
go W Rlack was undoubtedly more sats-
,,r-or- IN the independent delegates IMAM any o'e
49, ~. forward by Mr. Patt. but the Anti
N.oh,-c -oo,,e were in the minority ana achlhs III
e-ra,izafior They constituted ABOUT one-ioN' -
=. ~ oo,,.o,,ion Had all the independents VINO
us,s -eh,fll entitled 10 seats been admitted 'ey
vosl8 have comprised about third OF the ~
Nearly 100 contestants were thrown ouu NJ
tornrs,.tee ON Credentials. These lncluutu VI
r;la- "a bis friends the Westchester County peo-
Die Acknowledgement Hancock and ms on1nIas q
icIioye-s and many others. The Anu Maen1 II,
ns,Ha,as &c Confroller Roberts and Lieutenant
CSoyernor saxton Mr. Roberts received - Vo, nT
NJ $500 These together with the con- con,
bo We're rigbtfuIly entitled 10 seats woHid
have given the Anti Machine forces upWa'q 81 81
seats in the convention. ana ms We %, lime pre-
vious TO the convention after the recognition OF .ne
Plau machine and the puplecad.'oPR ,,s ~ wv
views Of General Thomas ana Mt. DnS9'
SYRACUSE politicians will read with amazement the
piece OF political information contained IN ne
BROOKLYN Eagle Of last Tuesday. ACCORDING 10
rat authority Frank Hiscock was deposcd from
membership in the Republican Advisory Comnil''ee
because Of his organized opposition IN ohonu"e"
County 20 Francis Hendricks II wouio DC ~
csung 10 know when this TcfDarhd
place The oldest salt-digger would be puzzieo 10
REAL time when these TWO statesmen w., ,oos
ponticsl inseparab les and the uncompromls'hs 'o'
- james J. Beiden.
Some OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel politicians thihh
that the appointment of Mr. Hiscock as member o'
the Advisory Committee indicates his candidacy TOT
Ie'urn TO the United States Senate az tne r.
OF David H. Hi But what says Mr. Plat on the
subject?
Miller IS out and so the people. Is the WAY
u which The Brooklyn Citizen" describes the re-
cent REORGANIZATION Of the Republican state Al
''~0is '0inmlttee.
= short and sensible reply TO some OF MI
Sryans recent efforts 10 stir UP feeling against
capitalists appears in The Middictown Press. IL
s'es not doubt Mr. Bryan's ability TO make mis-
ehef IN this direction. but. It asxs can amy one
'eil how doing that can possibly work anything
s1' harm 10 the men who are not capitalists!
Just think how II is right here home in Middle
Town or wherever the reader may be. Every town
wants capitalists 10 come its borders. and the
more money they have the better. We have 10
kr,is,o On such men to start up glass factories.
~ SHOPS mix factories, shoe shops. e factories,
,Snmr factories type foundries, build houses and
sp sary lines and push along the scores OF other
an ali" and women and build ny towns and cities IN
a. D. parts OF the country. We repeat that Mr..
SIyan may be bile 10 injure these men who have
cSsnrs OF industry but how can that help the me
"''c' the laboring man or the farmer"
=, The result Of the Herkimer County contest is
mus summed up by THE Kerkimer CITIZEN:
me convention is over. Senator Miller returns
snohser than ever with his party. secure in the
t"ecuons OF the people. who were deceived by the
W. committee on Credentials. speaking to
MANY People and rousing their enthusiasm by his
eheard Gomez home ta rncxs Tpi,e M