New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-26
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

"The Balleton Daily Journal" and Tine Lis-
inpston Republican publish simultaneously an cur
torial review Of the record of the Repupheah p''
in dealing with labor questions. In when they say
During the present Republican administrator tue
labor laws OF this State have been matetlaE y, re-
vised and always in the interest OF honeSt .be
labor law and relates the hours of labor WnGn
are made more reasonable the rres gnnSs. The
inspection of factories; the regulation OF wo.k
in factories n and mhe
for public work under this law mus gSe pre md
must pay the prevailing rate OF wages stone for
public work must be dressed and earWso
stores for working men and women: ~ Is maui a
msdemeanor for person to iranduentS
Priniing and photo-engravng in penal institutions
sSited '0' '"e "'e u ~
"rbe B,nshamton Republican" says: AT Demo-
cratic roundup in the Westchester lid Assembly
district EIuo; Danforth addressed the brethren,
whereupon the delegates promptly Endorsed van
WICK for Governor Mr. Danforths friends might
do well to insist upon Mayor Van WICK addTes.i,nng
boom a fair show.
Seth Lows advice to the Independents not to try
10 do too much and so spoil the chance OF secur-
ing good Governor. Is thus commented upon by
''The Watertown Daily Times:
Seth Low advises the Independen.c TO be satisne ,
ts' S2s S a. 6nHe Tb sf point Is gained
The election Of Roosevelt and an Independent ticket
OF %ose Money 1 congressmen They will ali have
a chance to vote for Roosevelt and tnat snouI9
for years TO vote fol- a man OF that kind for Coy
ernor. and Mr.. Low advises them not to spoil IT.
His advice is good The Independents have seemed
determined TO put Mr. Roosevelt in hole, such as
they put Mr.. Low in when they deprived him Of
the regular Republican nomination for Mayor, and
might have had him for Mayor but for the I'M
practicable methods OF these supporters
The Democrats Of the XXIId Congress District
met in convention at Ballston Spa on Wednesday
afternoon. This district includes the counties OF
Saratoga. Fulton Hamilton and ST. Lawrence but
there were no delegates present from the latter
county. The convention practically came to the
conclusion that there would be no use In naming
e candidate in this Overwhelmingly Republican dis
trict and it did the next best Ting unaeT tne c
name candidate and file domination with the
sad Se doubtful Safsi if DEM nomination Will
be made. unless some one Is anxious Tor the empty
S. Gs 81 eavGs
been renominated by the Republicans
THE Auburn Daily Advertiser" gives this report
Of Democratic sentiment in Cayuga County:
1t is certainly remarkable how much unanimity
Of feeling there Is IN this section and how cordial
dover 1So M to toward Van
Wyck. The boys up this way who were early in
their. hearts-deep down, in their hear;s-for Van
Wyck. They may not be saying much about II,
but there is Van Wyck air about them, all the
same. HOLMAN looks like Van Wyck man. Stout
whispers Van Wycks name softly to himself.
history Of Van wyck's life daily, IN order 10 fan1il
iarize themselves with his record Bailey objects
to Van Wyck's French ball record little but II
can easily be that he means Van Wyck, all
right
Robert D. Kohen. Of the City Club of New-York
has been in Binchamton to secure signatures TO the
Independent nominating certificate. In answer to
the question: "Wil not this movement the
permanent organization Of third party in the
State and Nation?" ne said 10 a reporter Of 1.-THE
Republican:
In the State. yes but l do not think It will ex-
ganization Of third party but II will not be per-
manent There might be an alliance formed with
the National Democrats; In fact. the National Dem
ocrats are the prime movers In the Independent
movement In this State.
The platform of the independent party will be
for Civil Service Reform. a new election law and a
general EFFORT to establish new way whereby the
people may express their wishes AT nominating
ventions. The Union Is constantly trying TO de-
chance. To-day they have no choice In tho matter
Several days before the question OF Mr.. Roose-
velt's residence before the public 1.-The Daily
Saratogian" said THE ticket to be nominated by
next Tuesdays Republican State Convention may
prove startling surprise to those who at this time
are willing 10 wager that they can name the pros
pective nominees"