New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08

HOW TO MAKE IT UNANIMOUS.
From The Utica Press.
If i, could be assured beforehand that MCKINLEY
would make appointments obnoxious TO Plat as
him TO resign the opposition 10 ms cleo
ton senator would be considerably reduced.
THE BRUTE FORCE OF POLITICS.
From The New Haven Register.
The obstacle. in Mr. Choates path is the brute "
fierce Of practical politics. the interruption OF the
popular will by the machine.
THERE ARE ORATORS AND ORATORS
From The Minneapolis Tribune.
The Albany Evening Journal" declares that we
have TOO many orators in the Senate already. and
IS not oratory but silence: not words but action
This is the correct view II call such speakers as
against tine for fourteen DAYS at a stretch, ora
tors But orator Of the genuine stamp OF Daniel
Webster would furnish a refreshing change
HIS LAST CHANCE THIS TINE.
From The Mnnea polls Times
Thomas Plat coyly admits that he dos not
hGt he thinks he could find man tough enough TO
g aoYn bt f himself and s denied that he
offered Joseph II. Choate a retainer.
WAIT TWO YEARS AND SEE.
From The New-York Tammany Times.
The choate boom has gone Elimmerns with ,aaI the
dream OF things maj we fo Penvbc 200 noina
ton While the party is 10 be ptied. the man is 10
he Congratulated He is built for better things.
But Mr. HANNA NEEDS REST
From The Louisville Commercial.
In contest with Mr.. Thomas Plat, Mr. Choate
ex tI, We suggest Mr. Mark Hanna as a gentle
man who would ill the Dill
THE STATE ENTITLED TO THAT MUCH.
From The Utica Union.
We ought have at least one brilliant man IN
States is none too good 20 represent the people
THE LESSON MAY NOT BE LOST
From The Boston Herald
is ridiculous TO attempt to fight Plat on his own
ground with sucn a candidate as Mr. Choaie. II
hope Of success this year but hSre migh wei
have been Proe' Sgah P.n,bcan politics in the
safe in the future That opportunity was lost wnen
Plat Il will never return until there is more vriiity
in New-York opposition TO boss rule than mas neen
is apnearance nave been iessened rather than i'm
agains; Plat.
no cHoATEs NEED APPLY
From The Buffalo Express.
ever will get, experience in politics under the Pat
machine II = Of the essentials 10 the success
Of nat kind Of imagine s s5 a keep os big men a.
managed by any patronage purveying bosses.
PULPIT PERvERsIoNs
From The Boston Herald
Sermons in the Network pupits against Flat Ian
are bad enough but sermons laudsstonr;y Of thsi
political boss and cOndemnatcry or MT Choa'c
border very closely on the grotesqne
NO VIOLENT ANTTTHEsIs
From, The Binghamton Herald.
There is reason 20 believe that out Of Difference
n senator Murphy the Plat. men are opposing
Cnoste TO nut Choale in the Senate by the side
Of Murphy would be insttuting comparison par
t.cularly odous 10 Murphy. Now II f'a'' soe' 10
the Senate il will not be so
NOT THAT KIND OF MAN
From The Poughkeepsie Star
Predictions are already being made that Joseph
fssf before the date fixed for the election. MI
Cnoate should either withdraw or compel ms sup,
porters to conduct mis- canvass IN more ulsli"e"
manner.
AND THE PEOPLE WILL REVERSE THINGS
YET
From The Watertown Times.
II the two names were presented 10 the people OF
ne county for election 70 the Senat0rshlp the re-
sult for Mr. Choate would be about the same as me
result is likely be against nm IN the esisIatnre
Undoubtedly good many VINO WI WI T1 49,, ,oi and
Platt would prefer 10 vote for MI 'hoa'e, ana
would better represent their constituents IN so 90
ng II they thought Mr. Choate would therThy nave
4 ghost OF chance AT eIecioh
LONG-RANGE POLITICS
From The Hartford Courant
Nobody at Buffalo or anywhere else in the state
,nnears 10 be indulging in any Illusions 10 the
aborts OF this Yeas Leg stature. Such meet
ngs as that OF Saturday evening have 70 10 WIN i
he future. Meanwhile. the election OF Mr. choate
yue stion probably the Anti-Platt Republicans
would be very willing 10 "compromise on SO
.sfjrnable and aniable gentleman az Lew 4 ,
Norton.
FOR AWHILE. But NOT LONG
from The Glens Falls Times.