New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
rp1E COUNTY POLITICS.
ru.NcEs GOOD FOR A COMPLETE
REPUBLICAN SWEEP.

Hno.
coxDrTIONs FAVORING REPUBLICAN
SUCCESS IN ALL DISTRICTS.
.,,oa STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIRuNE-l
p.xo,o. oct 13.--In Western New-York the
o..,rn man" with all his political opinions
'"-.o,udices is encountered Buffalo is espe-
~ ;,Auenced by Western thought. Her
CT" ..rts are trading up the great lakes con-
p. -, Her lumbermen about every month
F." tourney through Michigan and into
",.-r Wisconsin to buy lumber. What is
S.,.,ns men in a political way in Cleveland,
nm. Chicago Milwaukee and Duluth is
.s,y conveyed here, and exercises its power
gum yo,ers Of this vicinity. 1t may be added
rF ,,a Ohio newspapers have a large sale in
'S.,oueus and CiautauGua counties, and
anv Ohio ideas of a novel nature quickly
y" disseminated among voters there.
rsa,re by the condition of political affairs
ohio. Michigan. Illinois. Wisconsin and
'..so,a are now ready to cast their electoral
'.s for Mckinley and Hobart No wave Oh
''u,s in favor of the free silver coinage mas
H' .,, from the Western lake cities into 'he
-, q, Buffalo. Upon the contrary, so lar do
=. western cities have affected men OF DUST
20 here ii has been in the direction oi sup
Ling the present gold standard anu "o
I'd IFS destruction The Bufalo Couiiei'
w. y. chief Democratic newspaper OF "es'e'n
vo-t early. in fact before Bryan anu
WI we're nominated. but after the adop.'on
-. democratic National PLATFORM o'i'eu
n.-,ocratlc ticket. and Is now suppoi''"e
u. o,d Buckner. Taken by the Deiiio-
',. business men of Buffalo It's course mas
,a.r,lv been approved by thehi'
Union AGAINST D1sUNIoN.
,,.,,, ,be Republican party is united ths
.,s,s are divided into two Dit'eri! hos'iie
-. one supporting Bryan ana oe"ai'' anu
es"rT PALMER and Buckner THIS diVlsio"
~ ..rorchout their entire list OF candidates.
49, Congress and Assembly tickets aho'
'n' electoral ticket. The two Democratic
49,, Gov Judge Of the Court OF APP
- Two here-SpenCer clinton. the honli-
pas 80 ia democrats and Robert C.
u u - democrats Both are promi-
' rs and there will be no STRIFE De-
AA' ,har, as 70 their merits as possible
D., ,hare is fierce antagonism between
!1'e'' :, Tho matter Of the currency
'..ns.-d The gold Democrats are lea oy WIZ
son s Bissel ex-Postmaster-'ei'e'"
clinton, a grandson Of Dewitt CLINTON, 'o''''
u,lburn. George Bleistein. Frahhhh ~
.,a e,.Nayor Charles F. Blshop' lheS no.
on.rsa headquarters are distributing Poi'''a'
aocuments and have made 'ho'ous"
..,,z.,,on in Erie County and IN ao'aoei'
counties. - ,,o, those
7, hannens strangely enough also thd' '"''
.o,a Democrats have the quiet assistance "a
william F. Sheehan, who still may De coi,-
sasrsd the Democratic dictator mere al'noue"
IA ,s now living in New-York. MT oheeha"
T. .,roren,Iv surrendered the controi OF the
y,o,,ocro,ic organization 10 Norman +. Mack
ra,,o- and nroprietor Of THE Buffalo Times
.n. cole silver newspaper printed in this part
~ The State; but he undoubtedly still com
mands. Temporarily he conceals his power
and aids Mr. Bssell, Mr.. Locke and MI NIL
hurn-men whom for years he has been oppos-
ins-in their effort to sustain the gold stand
ard
THE GOLD DEMOCRATS FIRST RALLY.
The gold Democrats held the first great politi-
cal meeting of the campaign Saturday night
II was appropriate that Daniel G.. Griffin. their
candidate for Governor should speak in the
hall where the Democratic State Convention
Endorsed the Chicago platform. silver-conage
plank and all. and should denounce his fellow
speech said:
] will not quarrel with you. il you believe
Jour vote determines the result between Nc
Kinley and Bryan. II you cast il for Mckinley.
II you lived in Kentucky. any other state
that is doubtful, such Judgment would be a
very patriotic reason. indeed. But look at the
facts as they are: heed not idle fears. Look
at home in your own city. What do you see ?
That the people of the State of New-York on
Election Day will rise in their might and strike
down. as they should. the man who appeals 10
baser passions.
The silver Democrats. on the day that Mr..
Grimm spoke here. announced that they also
would have meeting, and that It would be
Addressed By George Fred Williams, candidate
iof Governor Of Massachusetts. and Frederick
schfaub. candidate for Lieutenant-G
q this State. and that possibly also Wilbur
Porter. the Democratic candidate for Gov
nor, would be present. They carfdidly con-
hssd that they thought Bryan and Sewall
"oid get small vote in Erie County. II
nlfors' had not delayed the Democratic cam
they Pr,,o va