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ALBANY, Sept. 25, 1915.
Necessity ofa Correspondent here-1he Press Mono


poliscd by Monopoiics-Ihe approaching Election


-Uhig and Democratic Parties Striping for the


Anti-Rent rotes-Stab at Gor. Wright by the


Huakers-M Maekense's Book


Why is it That you do not locate correspondent
here THERE'S as much of public interest going on
here, at any other place where you have stationed
writers and reporters. Our local papers, all of
them, OF any note, under the control either OF the
political, bank, steamboat, or railroad monopoles,
which prevents the truth from being published. If
railroad sngne crosses our streets at twelve hour
speed, and dashes horses and carriages to atoms,
kills men, women and children, breaks the bones OF
drivers NC, why, formal coroners inquest is held
engineers and others under railroad pay are admit
ted as witnesses, and the conductors, breakmen and
engineers are cxculpated from blame, and the cause
OF death is attributed TO the drivers of carrages-as
muc as TO say, that the horses and carriages run
into and over the locomotive and halt dozen pas
seHger and baggage cars. Our papers merely men,
ton the fact that such accidents occur, and nvari
ably acquit the conductors OF the road OF all blame
So it is with the rascalty OF steamboat agents
papers vndicate their conduct, even if hundreds of
passengers are injured thereby. so also with the
canal pirates; their vlllalnles never exposed
through the press-ther lmposltons upon strangers
rather Wnked at and encouraged, than laid be-
fore the public


As the election is fast approaching, the political
elements are beginning to aglate and 1t IS certain
that In this county and Senate District, the excite
ment will be greater than IN any other section OF the
State, in consequence of the antl-rent fever The
wings have made their nomination tor Senator-the
Trolans, as usual, came oil victorious. Harrls, the
disappointed candidate, will now he run for the As
sembly by wings and antl-renters, and ndulges in
the idea OF being Speaker OF the next House and if
the wings will drop John Young, why then the In
dams will put Harris IN training for the Char OF
State against " Cato"


The democrats met IN County Convention yester-
day, at place called Pumpkin Town. and made
ticket, which will professedly be run for the AS
| sembly. A regular flare-up between the hunkers
and burners. The hunkers go antl-rent, and sue
| ceeded in bringing out real Indian ticket. The
burners ate IN high dudgeon, ramplng and swearing
| that this was only done to show Governor Wright
thatthere is determined hostility against him in
his ant-rcnt movements Ii Is stab at his Excel
lency directed by Croswell, Speaker Seymour, (who
| is now here) Benton and Corning, and thrust by
| Wasson, Gallup, Peckham and little Billy, Smith
But the question is now settled-the leading hunkers
are ann-rent; every man On their ticket Is decided
! ly opcny and vociterously engaged IN that excite
ment And were a party man, should certainly
deprecae the union of any party with that deuded
faction. ltthere ever was any sympathy tor them
among dlsnerested rejecting men, 1t is all ex
hausted since the premedltated, organized systema
tized. infamous, deliberate OF all murders-that o.
| Sheriff Steele.


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| ties" has created quite sensation here at head
| quarters. Weed has published extract, and
chuckles exceedingly at certain portions, especially
| Prince Johns betting operations. The philosopher
OF the Args is about well pleased he is mOrtl-
fled and of the two he is rather gratified, because
il is well known that his admiration of George p
| Barker, James Gordon Bennett, Azariah e. Flagg
John Van Buren, Sllas Wright Samuel Young, &c,
all parties, read the pamphlet with avldity but pro-
nounce the publisher and his abetors, having
committed an error IN exposing these confidential
| eplses TO the public eye. Having been Mr.. Hoyts
! private property, how could Old Poins committee
| retain them! Who gave Mackenzie authority to
| publish thenl There may yet mere trouble grow
out of these disclosures and this matter, than the
| publisher is aware of.


Varieties.


| A negro confined in Jail at Independence, Nilsson
ri for the murder of Wiley Horn last spring made hi
escape short time siace. The Lexington (Missouri
Tetesrgh notices his appei,enson on the plantation
wounded, The Governor of Missouri had offered re
ward OF 500 for his arrest.


Hon. Nathaniel Griffing, of Guford, Ct. former
ly judge in New Haven county (his term OF Office
pred BY law in his 10th yearhe was 7s died very sud
denly in this town, on "wednesday evening last. His
disease was pronounced apoplectic fit. His remains
were removed to Guilford on Thursday.-Courer, 20M
! The Springfield Republican states that the u. S
Marshal for this district (Mr. Barnes) in town
Leonard, of West Springfield, through warrant chsrg
them with violating the new post office law, in
town and West sprngsod They gave bail for their ap,
pearance to the charge at the L. Circuit Court
| IN Boston, on the 18th of October.


The Ne,U Orleans Bee says that the preparations
for business in that city, are going on bsky and upon
| large scale.


General Sam Houston is at present at Marion, in
Alabama. lie is to deliver speech Greensborough
presently.


| Styrole has been discovered TO be one of the
most remarkable of substances II is limpid fluid al
the ordinary temperature but, when heated to a certain
point becomes transparent colorless glass and re
mains when it becomes cool. II is volatile oil OBJ
tanned by distilling the balsam, styrax storax a
though in small quantities. In dislng storax to obtain
this liquid twenty parts of storax mixed with
parts carbonate Of soda and water put the reort
Forty pounds Of basam have yielded IL ounces OF
styroe is said that fresher and softer the storsx
the productive it IS This remarkable property OF
styrole will doubt attract the attention OF opticians
| The numerous and extensive brick-yards in this
city have been unable to supply the demand. Large
quantities OF brick have been brought from Jeer-
sonvie. The houses built all occupied, fast as
finished There is not city in the West that progress
faster from the force Of its admirable natural position
than Louisville.-Louisriiie Times, Sept, 10.


The Government of Valdez, in Germany, has
prohibited the issuing of marriage license to persons
of Incorporate habits. Just and Humane.


The editor of the Ohio C,ltiUator says that about
10 Of land has been in Mustard seed in that
State so far as has come to his knowledge.
German Psychologists affirm that of twenty deaths
of men between the ages of eighteen and twenty five
years, ten originate waste OF constitution by
king.


| AT a recent meeting of the British Association in
England Sir John Herschell, in speaking OF the moon,
expressed the opinion that the temperature of the eli.
mate IN that body must be very high, "iar above that
OF boiling water.'


AT Fredericton, NIB, they have new patent po-
ato digger by which pair OF horses will dig up and
lay bare quite many potatoes twenty people, how.
ever active can pick up and carry away. We have no
description OF the patent


/ CANAL AROUND THE FALLS OF THE OHio-The
canal around the Falls or, they should be called,
the Rapids Of the Ohio commences about q miles
west from Louisville Ky, and up into the city
We understood that cost immense amount none
three or four millions of dollars and that for long
time it was anything but paying concern but within
the last few years business upon much
that il the best stock TO be heard of in tho south