New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
Rr-PTRIICAN RANKS TNBROKEN.
A SIGNIFICANT CONTRAST IN POLITICAL CoNDI-
TONS IN NORTHERN NEW YORK.

WATERFOWL ~ y July Il (specaD.-The talk
about strong silver sentiment among the farmers
Of Northern New-York is all hosh. There is no
such feeling The large OF factional feeling
which existed prior TO the ST Louis Convention
has all disappeared and the Republicans now
stand united and firm in the support Of Mckinley
and Hobart From present appearances jefferson
and ST. Lawrence counties will give the largest
Republican majorties that were ever rolled up Tor
Republican nominee The interest and en-
thusiasm displayed by Republicans in marked con
trast TO the lethargy and discomfort among the
Democrats leave no room for doubt as 10 what
the result will be.
The Republican County Committee met in Water
town to-day and every town was represented Each
committeeman had made a careful canvas in MS
town for the purpose OF ascertalnlng what 'he
political situation is. and the feeling among the
Republicans Of the county on the financial ISSUE
and as TO whether or not there was any dissaus-
faction in the ranks There has been cOnslderappIe
talk the effect that many Republicans IN me
rural districts are In favor Of the free coinage OF
silver. and that they would support Eryah anu
sewan The reports made by the various com,
mttcemen show that there IS no suCn se r,r s,,a II
of free silver and that there Is very snar
intentions Of voting for the Den9cratc i "a
There is discord In the RepubNcah ra.hS d,lN
the party is united. The feeling among tne f't
publicans of the county s decidedly IN i i %
Mckinley and Hobart and all the ii ay n
creased Republican majority next November
On the other hand the Democracy IS denordi!.,su.
More than hundred prominent beihVc - " -
CITY have regulated the Chicago platform an
nominees The list Ot boilers includes sucI IIe"
as Daniel G. Griffin ex-Cha.rman o. the Ieiho-
cratic State Executive Committees judge men!
Purcell James A Ward. George C. sherman no
rner II Rice julius A. Quenter. Sebastian 4ueht.ei,
David Fherlich J0hn Lansing. \. ]. T.. Lansing
and many other men IN this city VINO nav pee ~
lifelong Democrats and prominent N the c0ulcIS
o. the party Thomas Spratt os ogdensDurG, VINO
was a delegate to the National Convent N; pahle4
Magone ex-Collector OF the Port OF NeW-lQr
also of Og lensburg; Fred g. SchrauD, OK l.'WVl..e
ex-State Dairy Commissioner and Henry W f'h.-
lev OF Boonvile. also denounce the Chlcaso llat-
form and will support the nominees bg'h
Schraub and Bentley were delegates 70 the IA
tlonal Convention Mr.. Griffin sad today that y
was the duty OF the emOcratc state convention
10 bolt the Chicago platform and nominees ana
name a third ticket y failure 20 90 MS. ne says
Will subject he party IN New-Ncrk TO "A disgrace
which cannot be pallated OF forgiven by any re-
gard FOR the difficulties o. the situation. II me
STATE Convention adopts the Chicago platform NJ;
Grimm and scores 0. other Democrats here Will
The Republican Assembly district conventions
viii be held In Watertown on August u.s. Assem-
blvnen Walter Zimmerman and Q. J. clark Will be
renominated and returned to the Assembly. Inc
congress district ls made up II the counties o.
Osvego Jefferson and Lewis. Charles \. thicker-
ing OF Copenhagen will be- renO1ninatei, there ne
ing no opposition TO him. The Fifth Judicial Dis
Trio, Reuuhlcan Convention VII be held at SNTa-
cuse on August 90 Frank II. H.scock. OF syracuse,
who was appointed to fiji the vacancy on the ST.
nrome Court bench created by the elevation o.
Judge Irving G. Nann to the Court Of Appeals Will
be nominated