, 1879-04-01
a Democratic Candidate for Assessor
Took Out His Naturalization
Papers Yesterday.
Why the Temperance People
Should Not Support
Harrison,
Figuring on the Resuit---Appeal
to the Voters OF Hyde
Park.
THE LAST DAY.

Yosksrdav vas. VERY naturally, tho bus!ett day
Of the campaign among tho party managers and
the Republican and Democratic headquarters wcro
crowded. This Republicans wera In their usual
cood spirlts expcctna to reap decided victory At
tho pol1s to.iaY, tt tho weather should provo fair
and full voto poltod Ia tho Republican wards.
The only thing they feared was bad day and the
carrying out Of The "sepcasiug" sehoms, which 10
known Ito bs In contemplation, and, In
certain wards, The tamparlrg With the
ballot bo1os after the polla wcfo ciosed.
These things ayeeted md full vote being cast,
thsy estimated majority for the ntiro ticket Of
not less than 2, 500. The Canlpa1Rn Committee
was in session and received tho dscluaton Of Afr.
KAratens, a Republican candidate for Alderman
in tho Sixteenth Ward, and ordered Aid. echweis-
shil's namo substituted on tho ticket, which waa
tlone which was MI the bnaness transacted beyond
ndopt!nR . resolution urging upoa Republicans 70
attend tho polls and vote, rain OF shtne at
nnnMd ss t1stG va: sG f st ots y
after money, but they. wont on disappointed, and
i some heard ranting for Harrison In tho wards
ior Wflaht. ar ono cau form 4 conclus!on a. d
what tho trouble H.. Az matter OF fact. thia en-
Ire ea1s was sst an + sona eE
capt by thu Executive Commft.co iuf legitimate
campaign expenses already inquired, and for tho
hire Of notaries Mud t1ckct.pedd1era.
THE largest and most odoEoas crowd, however;
WAS around
THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS,
and u notsfcr, mora botstcrous set was seldom
botS, and tic efy. want up ior mora money viii
gse9t unaniniity, but tho anawer was very feeble.
Wh;1e tho rabo!e, ho,ycyor. wsro wraneliag tn
Tho strifo In tho Executive Committee was raging
At ita highest, and momentaIily q going TO pieces
connection With thls was Tug pretty wcii sithen.i
cated report that tho Washington Df'Ranier
sasfn' os aa ~he seDs b. seu hSsS ao ts fHs
.oms other out.ot: .way p!nee: II any event,
means and othsr minor .lctais ono VI tdem became
disgustoa and wont 10 slr. Wright and offered him
n 5 aa sn 3hsss ad ne s e. ss e. s
baads i t6o Committee xs. thss they sad .ent eat
siss suprsts. sts: " tl.s ;iialea!!y Va aasy
moay. Bit tho way 1t *na overcome d!a not nleaso
Harrison and se!p for tho Committee .iad 70
Tho candidate. k!okod, q course. int It was 20
.use,-they had 10 come to time, aud stand doub!s
tnnrity" backed by ample means, and its agents
will be loaded down and distributed IN the vaflonH
wards n Ion, some Of the wards It :has not bcsn
Campalgu Committee men and tiekct-pcddlcrs.
but trusted ngents Of hoparty hare been sent from
sh E9 ~ l6 t6sy 3
handle It with characteristic libofal!ty.
Thoso was considerable comMotl0n among tho
friends Of
PAT HOWARD,
the Democratic canldntc far City Clerk, during
tho afternoon, when u dAwned upnn tleiu that i
dtalolcAl trick Ind been played By somo nl,n IN
printing tcko4 10 DO used iii tho Gcrtnan wards
with his nano left uG and that Of Peter lluschwah
substituted, and, believing TINT Seipp was at the
bottom Of 1t, tho Irish wGtc swearing all manner
Of vengeance against him, and promising 10 ro-
niomost him at tho polls to-day. 1t Ia vory mean
trick, md was pEodlctcd LII thcso columns aoinc
days ago.. Other ugiy tricks hare boon played In
ths printing Of the Tickets In some OF the 1rsah
Wnfds. ono OF which IL leaving OF tho name uf
Rlordnn for Alderman lii tho Seventh Waru, mud
substituting tho nanle OF McAuley In tho Fifth
Ward for, Ryder. the regular nontnec. In fact,
and everything for Harrison and Sepp ia printing
tho Tickets which cannot fall to cause eOme Bit.
terness al the polls, and to stir m IN internal wnr
Of which the owners OF tho party will noYor hear
tho laat, -"
reporter took occasion, during the day, to
TUE EsTIMArRs
mnde BY tho party managers upon which they
pascd their hupe Of succans To-day. In liz t.ayo1s
and Inquiries ho found that tho drunk.
Or tho democrat tho largor tic majur-
ity .'ho ras claiming, varying all tho
WAY from 1000 to 1000. Ihe Republican,,
however, wcto unanimous tn claiming from q cod
to y, 500, and Willing TO wngeF On their optpionn
Tho figures NJ gained, however. from tho bust nos.
sihlo sources, showed that, willie soms OF the
Democratic figures weEe Wild, tho most they OK.
pectGd waa about !, 600: