New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-04
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

Sp,ahing Of ex-senator HIS recent address n
Elmira. The Emira Advertiser says:
HIS speech was dulness Itself. filled with his
pettifogsing arguments and tame beyond words in
its delivery. Carmoiy woke up the crowd in ths
way that Democratic audience be awakened
TO BRAN. They may say what they please in the
heart Is with Bryfn and the Democratic masses
arr more and more disguised with men who tank
81 everything except Of wha; interests the party
The Democrat is IN American with pride in his
country and profound interest in her affairs. He
as the little ones. FIc is going TO vote FOR C,n.
gressnen and State Senators and Assembiymen.
for those who are 20 deal with National AFFAIRS.
lie feels the Insult = mis- intelligence when the
spokesnsen OF MS party ar, 50 cowardly that they
guish a Democrat from other party men. So men
listened patiently TO HIS Gull speech. wildly ap-
! home wondering how i; would seem 70 hear man
/ talk Democrats politics once more.
THE Syracuse St ndsrd" pays this tribute 20 the
Onondaga County local candidates:
/ In vain have the Democrats. through the news
papers which serve them in Syracuse. sought 70
ma cause ioi ADVISING voters IN thls county ana
| congress district % oppose the election 81 tho
local nominees on the Republican ticket With
| reached tha las, week Of The caninaign without
once provoking dispute over their worth that 3
/ occasion OF opposition them that they are
! Republicans. true and tried and in this Republic
ment. on that account the Republicans Of this
Sc ton are proud to say they selected the men who
!
! are going 10 elect them.
The Bnghamton Republican thinks Il would
"be good idea 20 have an instructor at every poll
! in tn, State TO show voters how prepare ballots
and not be in danger OF losing their votes through
defective marking
The comparative strength with the voters u
Tammany this year and last year is thus set forth
by The Albany Express:
Tammany bases great expectations upon the
votes which II controls by mea9s os Inc immunity
York but forgets that virtually all those votes
return OF the wide-open condition OF affairs IN the
for Tammany's candidate for Mayor than they are
now to vote for its candidate for Cove; nor: And
candidate because Tammany methods were re-
psye 20 ,h br T ne po. now tas
that existed in New-York before the Lexow invest.
STAT. Stat ''' - 49,
Tho Syracuse Post" riddles a New-York City
, forecast OF the vote OF Onondaga County in this
fashion:
BY some very sangu!ne figuring The New-York
World" elected Van WICK in its columns yester..
G Gayv 1 Senero T Comedies Roosevelt $50 puray
In Onondaga County o -,
viii no, concade to Coloie Roosevelt 5000 plu-
raty in this county; and ne 6i1d les van "yck
As matter Of fact. every indication points 70
the likelihood of Roosevelt receiving about 5000
plurality in thls county
The Rocheste- Democrat end Chronicle" also
has something say Of The New-York Herald's"
forecast OF 100 plurality 70. Van Wyck II points
out that.
Rooseyel,s plurality in cayuga County Is PIT a;
plurality OF 3O5l in 1885, and OF AIS IL, 1895 The
figures this year ought to be IN tho neighoornood
RspqDe.T paT ny II ca Hs1ss s G0lsy
AK ss 1ns f" ess in ss7 and s2 in sS Roosevelt,
should carry Cat.araugus b. at least 1900 more than
rh s iists county gave Mckinley plurality
CT Ia Il ought TO give Roosevelt 600 as against
The Herald's' estimate OF 300 ~. ,-,,... l..
Gcnesee Republican plurality n Po .hst
Volt estimate should be swellcd OF least 800
N Moa rc', is credited with so. FOR R9SsevsIt
: az in iSt The figures this year should be be-
500 and 100 al ea,Iins'e univ
tribe THAI ;he Republican plIraity n .1e
ngures for Roosevelt, should be above the 400
mark.
THE Bingham,on Republican" says The coun-
trv Democrats cannot get UP any enthusiasm !r
his campaign FOR their New-York boss is making
an issue Of the constitutional restriction against
the possibility Of having the city dominate the
state Il that re.rT b Is from
his calculations and he says that he is gons TO run
Tammany Hall as long as ne lives The prospects
foi country Democrats anything but cheerful"
MEETINGS OF GERMAN-AMERICANs.
Under the auspices OF tho Roosevelt League OF
independent German-Americans. the following
meetings will be held this evening
Csrned club No $50 East Thirty second-s, SpeaxsfS
PAIL y HOPPE and KARL =. HANGL
Kathleen. Hall. No 1872 IVES, Broadway sPesEE.nrs,
HERMAN ROSENTHAi. PAUL WEiMAN ana JOSEPH
E,KERr