New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

which was tho nursery for ant-Davies sentiment
in 1907 w. H. Enos. Of Pulaski. appealing to TINS
sentiment, set himself up Independent can
didate for Assembly. He tried to get the Repue-
lican nomination. but fni,ed. r. q. whitney, a
prominent young attorney Of Pulaski. wns maoe
the Republican candidate. After MIR. Enos came
forth an independent the Democratic candidate
resigned. and the Democratic committee to fill va
cancies indorsed Enoa State Excise Commissioner
Cullinan. at a meeting OF the district leaders OF
Oswego County several days ago. criticised MI.
Enos for quitting the organization. and declared
that he was not Republican. Enos replied IN
Democratic paper In Oswego that he was sun d
Republican and couldn't be read out OF the party.
He fayed the whole Republican organization Enos
has held office in the Republican party for sixteen
years. first as supervisor. then deputy sheriH
and finally Sheriff. His demand for the Assem-
bly, nomination therefore regarded as IN
reasonable. The district went Republican last year
by 1000 and Mr.. Whitneys friends have no fear
of the result this year.
The most complex conditions that could possibly
arise to confuse the voter have come up In the
Hamilton Fulton district, where there are four
candidates for Assembly. two from each party.
Clarence w. Smith, the present Assemblyman, Is
running independent Republican. and he mas
the support OF the organization in Hamilton Co4no
election of Frank c. Wood former Recorder, OF
the district Mr. Smiths tight tito to run as an indie
pendent Republican will probably be cortesteSa oh, II,
Gioversville threatens TO bring the Scribner or
Hin Democrats into court for alleged irregularities
Erastus Darling retired lumber merchant OF
means is the Hill candidate for Assemblynan.
while John Morrison is the Judson ticket Ior
Assemblyman Altogether. the fight IS the pre 5
trict is Republican by about 1900 and as most OF
the Republican vote is in Fulton County the I'M
The lid District OF Rensselaer, County Will re-
turn a Democratic member: This district IS over
pq6cans two years age only through an Con-
control lie
last fall. but this year former United Ststes sen
date, a Murphy man , is William v Donovan.
The Republicans have renominated James Lundri-
Assemb;yman Palace. Democrat, will be returned
a normal Republican majority of 800. gave a Demo
James 1. Sackett. who is not the strongest candi-
date the Republicans could have named; ID, he
and the Republican convention gave him the place
MI The 6e@orSs w make srons effort to
feat Assemblyman Hubs in the lid District OF
Ivan County. There they have nominated Edwin
T. Greenfield retired business man who has hasa. an
estate on Ekiamesha Lake. Greenfield Is IoeIar
and goes through the county in an sutomobile.
The Republican candidate J, eS SnfSobh ected
A number of Republicans OF Middetown whlcn
County, are looked TO by the Democrats to assist
in the election Of Democrat The Repnoh nc, r on
in the State election last fall. and disciplinary
have been been used b th the areT Res
publican. MT BedelIs return to the Assembly may
safely be predicted.
UPSTATE CITY ELECTIONS.
The city tickets nominated by the Republicans
this year all high class. appealing to the In
telligent voter. In Buffalo. Rochester, Syracuse
and Albany the Republicans are confident Of re-
tanning control OF the city governments In Troy
the management OF affairs is likely to pass from
the Democrats TO the Republicans. Mayor Con-
way. a Hill Democrat, was routed by former
United States Senator Murphy at the recent pri-
maries, and the Democratic convention nominated
Alderman Joseph F. Hogan for Mayor The Re
torney and brother Of the Secretary of State John
+ ojBrien. District Attorney o'Brien received
iican county ticket last year. Hogans nomination
emphasizes the breach between conway ana
of Conway in the city. The Conway people have
The principal city officer to be elected in Buffalo
this fall is Commissioner OF Public WORKS; me
the present Commissioner. His record is an ex-
cellent one and his election is made certain ;T, by
Connors and Mack. Cennors had his friend, Au,
NacE bas made peremptory demand on scheu
to withdraw. The editorial columns OF Mr. MACK
a tIc5at T nominati bv the Republicans Of
Rochester is declared by influential citizens to be
the best put up in years; James u cutter, a. ser
Mayor is acknowledged generally as he was one
OF the commissioners VINO prepared the c II
epat ie ticket t IS George + Warner habtnal
seeker for office. Mr.. Warner was defeated Tor
Mayor two years ago and for State Senator IN 1sV
Ths Democrats building their hope on the fact
that James Johnson, the present Controller IS an
tndependent candidate for Mayor, but conservative
estimates give Mr.. Cutler safe majority. Inc
CITY varies politically. II Is Republican one year
nv 500 and Democratic the next by twice that
number Two years ago the election was close,
MAYOR Rodenbecks majority being only a. IN
couraging signs for Republicans in the present.
canvass are the support that the independent
-TSxpress' and the majority of the followers
Of former Assemblyman OGrady are giving MI
Cutler. $780, =. ...,1,,
The Democrats of Syracuse are trying TO MAKE
poIitical CAPITAL out of the defeat OF Mayor kline
FOR a denomination by the Republican party. but
So FAR their efforts have failed utterly. mayor
Kline said Yesterday that he was n regular anu
Ioval Republican. and had never supported an an M
dependent candidate for Mayor or any other ON sn
The Republican candidate for Mayor IS Auttn
Trohee a wealthy young man, living IN the HtleSI
,,art Of the town who conducted a lively canvass
two wears ago when he ran for President OF IIie
Common Council He In that conteSt. rus
onnonent on the Democratic ticket is POnce JUS
ice Frederick w. Thomson, Prominent Inenper
OF the Century Club. whose members are tne
1veaIthiest residents Of the city Judge Thonisoi.
nomination was dictated by SIN ounce, re-. otte
wealthy contractor and Democratic state Co har.a
,cen,an The Republican campaign Is IN chdIh5ie
~ Richard J. Shanahan. n shrewd young polII
tician who was Deputy State Attorney Geherai
Inn Davies.