New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-12

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Dr Brockway was reelected corresponding seer
farv DR. j Congo Bryan was chosen recording
secretary and james : Greves treasurer
MR.. CHOATE FOR SENATOR
scORNS DOUBTFUL MEANS.
From The Wappinscrs Chronicle.
s;corning q, Use 1nean- doubtful or unfair 10
-, lr ,,refar,nent he has attained proud PIN
racle Of hs DISTINCTION by srmSe rasSr asorns
and 9dds diclitr 70 gatherings either social. CIVIC
commercial or proiesslona'
NOT DOUBTFUL. ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN
OF IT
From The Syracuse Posi-.
1t is no, Improbable that If vote we're t~ken OF
ne pf0p.@ of Onondaga County a ma orr. or me
Republicans would favor the election OF MT OHoa'e
or OF some other man ihan NJ fia'l.
THOUSANDS WHO WILL NOT BOW TO BAAL
From The Buffalo Expres-.
Enough men have already signed 10 hold ne BAL
anc4 of power IN any election IN b4nao. IL I'M tne
pon,icians could read some Of ne lelters Tn i.
there : widespread determination Oh me par par.
Of anfi-Piatt Republicans in Bunao % 81 20
get her and stay together unil 'het nave NO'' '
victory for clean government
Az ANoMALr OF Our POLITICS.
From The Evansville Coarier.
N his rsence in the senac viii add nothing 20
he dignity or character OF tha' oo1{b cb'@Sctrr
snJo DT %1 as Joseph Choaie IS Of the
Anomalies Of New-York politics
SAD AND ToRMENTING TRUTH
From The Boston Herald
II you wish Il public ceTeer from me Eilp Ire
c,s,e ~ INC Union II IS idle FOR YOU 10 s.r-K il ny
minence in the qualities Of statesmansnlp' or Dy
holding nigh place in the puplo "hnat can
are OBSTACLES 10 success. rather, a. Mt Nnoa'e "a"
sadly certify.
BETTER FOR THE PARTY BETTER FOX ALL"
r. n,..rio f'oun.x Journal.
II would he far better for the Republican parry.
far better for ne coH Wy =, scb man as Joseph
Gboate should succeed David b. Hn IN the DhHeu
States Senate
TWO OUT OF TIE THREE ANYWAY.
From The Louisville Commercial ,,,,,
If The 2epub leans can get Choate instead OF I'M
IN Ncw-York ana Fairbanks instead OF \2orhees
in Indiana az they have Penrose lns,fa1 o. am
erou in Pennsy yania me cause o. soo,.u a az
and other Republican doctrines VIII Dc greatly "U
Nanced
THE MEANING OF Mr.. CHOAThs CANNA'S'
From The Columbus Dispatch
Legislative "experts' concede the possibility or
Mir Platts supporters changing her minos IL tg
me Shoate advocates. When it comes 10 an issgc
OF such moral suasion. however M p,,, ss a
Choafe is defeated it will be in certain sense ga
p,,biic calamity inasmuch he represents a move
m@ni 70 elevate politics and 70 dignity the Senaie.
while Mr. Platt-weil cveIyD9d{ kno"S ,na+ a.
enough
MUST WAIT TWO YEARS. Ell?
From The s.. Joseph Herald.
II would that the Senatorial boom OF me
Hon Joseph Choate Is not Of mafrageable age.
N THIS SENSE A COMPLETE MONOPOLIsT.
From, The Binghamton Herald
When il comes 10 qualifications for tho orlce and
The capabhty OF filling II with credit 10 New, OK
State and the whole country ii 80 Az, NY ~
MIR Platt H. also az indication thtt ne u Pgra. II
cally the whole thing on the clean size Oh inc
question.
EVEN TEXAS INTERESTED ~ THE FIGHT
From The san An,orio Light
Platt is still ramping around New-York trying 70
tread on the coattail Of choate
ENTHUSIASM" is GOOD.
From The Fort Plain Register
They placed in tho Senatorial race man or
straw in oDposifion TO Mr. Flatt 70 be knocked out
by the nrst wave % enthusiasm that blew Plstt-
ward
THE ST LAWRENCE POINT OF VIEW
From TIE Potsdan Courier and Freeman.
Mr. Plat will be the practically unan,mo ~,
3 Hill and the whole movement against him Is 40
pirfuy udicrous az 10 be hardly worth notcins.
INDEPENDENCE AT A PREMIUM
From The Boston Herald
Independence Of party never 80 much called
for as now. and this because 1t IL needed ior the
preservation OF republican government Itself
MERELY \ CAMPAIGN RUMOR.
From The Boston Transcript
T. IL said that II Mr. Platt OF New York, Is
.hip By ali bring ont fine pedestal OF virtue
and let him stand there
STATE LABOR LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Albany Jan. li.-Twenry-four delegates are in