The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10
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The complete returns from the several Assembly dis
tricts In the State give additional democratic gains al
Though they few far between that they are
hardly worth noticing. In the Second Assembly district
Of Queens county John D. Townsend democrat and not
Edwin Mills, republican, ID elected H. L. Kenyon. demo-
cra 10 also elected from the Third Assem- dstrct in
Oneida, making two democratic members from that
county one o. ,Se sonsnolas o. the Republicans Austin
legislature has been 70 elected BY the Jerry rescue Of
Syracufe.
SUPERIOR COURT
Full returns show the election OF James W. White by
small majority w Judge Of the Superior Court
THE BUYING AND SELLING AND CHEATING IN THE
DEMOCRATIC PAMPHLET THERE BE REoRG AMI
ALTON.
The result Of the election on Tuesday last in this city
utter rottenness Of the democratic parties
factions in the metropolis Trimming trading and cut
ting to be the game all Sides without any
gard 70 whom they trade of, what candidate they
defeat by their operations There be honor
left In any Of them, but all at work 1t selfish grab
game, trying TO feather their nests. Both parties
are consulted by the Puritan backlegs, and different
result should not have been expected The party organ
cations made candidates pay two to Eve hun
dred dollars 70 the party fund when nominated and the
managers Of the organizations pocketed the money
and common I'D II plan 70 defeat tho person that
had been nominated with expectation that would
least have the support Of the party leaders. In
the recent election the very men that nomi
mated tho candidates turned about aud traded
them OF for those Of the opposite party There
70 be longer any honor left in either OF the democratic
factions, but all were engaged in selling their non
butcher his beef.
other city and trust IL has opened the way for
piete overthrow Of the whole party and clique arrange
oree. broad s. .D %
from the petty speoulating politicians that have been
trying 70 sell each other and fea her their nests,
until they have not only divided their party into half
dozen fragments, but have disgusted the public that
they crying "Down with the whole q them" There
was time when person who received the nomination
Of the party receive the full OF the fol-
lowers Of that org aniz ton; but that day 10 passed
us. as likely rsoiys ,nsr Supports = she,,
oSn; b NOR and common honesty are qualifications
longer TO be found with the petty party managers more
properly called party icksters, that control the
two prominent democratic organizations OF this city II
Ia time that these gentlemen set side, and
Until this accomplished and the corrupt Get the
face forced 70 step sde thero 70 hope for
snd ber com. Sops that he party
city win again be found acting In . manner that viii
draw to The confidence and q all q better
class OF citizens and secure for ociAs that viii NOT
be standing dssrace from the time that they take their
Office until they retire Both Of the leading organizations
people car DO 10 clear them much rubbish,
and prepare for . healthy state Of anAirs
our ROCHESTER, CORRESPONDENCE.
RoUzrn, Nov. 8, 1890
1he vok on ne Negro Suffrage, dc.
In total vote the city Of SOS only besl voted upon
the suffrage question, ~ follows -
For negro suffrage 2o3o
Against negro suffrage 65S
Majority against negro ur1se................ o2o
We have returns from all but districts In the
county, and the majority against negro suffrage 500
me republican committee furnished tickets against
suffrage but several Of their leading worked al day
especially for the proposed elevation Of the negro 70
equality with white Many Of hese openly declared
that they would prefer every hand the ngse 70 tho
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