New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-31
TIE NEXr ASSEMBLY.
SUPERIOR CHARACTER OF TIE REPUBLICAN

DATES ~ THIS CITY
The candidates for the Assembly have prooapS
all been nominated, and an opportunity Is mus
given for voters TO scan the list thoroughly before
election dav II is apparent that the Democratic
candidates are with few exceptions. OF no higher
character than would be obtained by suddenly con
soTjpting the louDgcrs about some street corner
The Republican candidates a. for several years
past. are superior class OF men, To them voters
must look for any intelligent action in the Legisla-
ture on general St,tc az IRIS and effective descrp-
ton of tine evils Of government from which the city
Is suffering.
The Republican party last wear carried eight of
the twcuty.four Assembly distncts-the With.
VlIIth. IXth. Nth. XIflth, XXIst and XXlNth.
rammany and Auti-Iammany Democrats we're d.
vided then and some Republican candidates prohted
bv their disunon. United as they are this year y
will require the vote Of every Republican in the
districts mentioned to elect the hepublcan
candidates again. In the VITA District the
weil-known Arctic explorer, d. Isaac 1.
Hayes is once m0ie cand dae. lie
has represented this district at Albany for
the past five years and has ALWAYS been one OF the
leaders Of the Leg stature. In 1879 he was char
Insn OF he Committee Oh Cities HIS thorough "c-
quantauce with the affairs Of the city cannot Dnt
prnye rs valuable as ever in the Assembly If he
mated in the VIII "a District, He deserved the re-
nomination: for he has served The City of New
York fuOfa,ly and efficiently Although only
twenty-five years IF age ne was made a member Of
the Committee on Cues lie is a gradu te of the
C,ximbia ca egg Law school and member Of The
law firm OF JOIn,tOuc. Hilton & 3rodsky. George VI.
Clark was nominated IN the !Xth District. Mr..
CLARK IS ne..har of the lumber firm Of Clark *
wilkins. IL Is "a oat forty years OF age, aud has
been engaged in business FOR the past ten years at
West and West Eievanth-sts. He has been an en-
teiprsing and successful business man. In an open
letter to the voters o. he disric, he says: have
resided in the district ever since became voter
and believe am acquainted with the sentiments of
its citizens auG le needs aHd requirements Of our
section of the city, James VI. Narnum, the able
Chairman Of the last Assembly Committee on Cities,
declined a denomination in the AIth District. He
viii be worthily succeeded a member from the
district 10y Robert RAJ Hamilton grandson 81
Alexander Hamilton. Mr. Ham Ton is about thirty
five year, OLD, and has law Off 'e at lOI Broad
vay. lie has held no political oihce; although
candidate for alderman year ago, Wnen de was dc-
fcated by ,he tieicLery oi some RtpuOlch lie ~
an excellent representative OF the "brOWnstone
di,trIe IN the XiIlth District, Arthur d. Williams.
a lawyer, of No. 800 Broadway has been nomlua ed.
Mir. Williams ha7 the hearty support II the Repub-
Leans of the district, and VIII doubtless defeat
with ease his opponent !. NJ. Deems, a son of the
Rev Dr. Deems. The XXlst Distinct has not re-
nominated EDWARD MI CHtll Tue arrest OF lut How
members If the Assembly Of 1850. lthas, however,
nut forward an excellent candidate in William j.
'Trimble. of No 322 Broadway, MIR. TIlmbe is
about forty Zone years OF age lawyer, and Is the
chief manager for Mr. Dayton the Commissioner III
Bankruptcy. He was soldier in the war of the
rebellion and was hOnoraOly discharged. He is pop-
ular. IN the District and 1t Is believed viii
obtain a larger majority than Mr.. Mitch
| ell. In the XXINth District Sidwell ;.
! Randall. a LAWYER and well known resident
of the district, a candidate All of these districts
| can he carried for the Republican party by we'll
directed labor.
In the Democratic districts Republicans of equal
merit are candidates. Charles l. Dillingham;,
! member of the book jobbing firm of Lee, Shepard
d Dillingham;. is strongly supported Republican
IN the lila District William strauss graduate
OF the College of the Clty of NewYOrk, and OF the
Columbia College Law School is a candidate IN the
XVIII District. James W. Perry, the Republican
candidate in the XNlIth District, is about thirty
wears old and is a lawyer IN General g. A. ArhuTs
| Office. Dow :. Kitte. the candidate IN the AlAth
District. is a lumOeU dealer on Eleventh-aYc lie Is
earnestly supported by the Republicans of the dis
! trict. ,
| The Democratic list of candidates contains the
name of 10 man of decided talent except that OF
john Henry Mccarthy, who Is an unOppOsed candi-
date IN the WITH District. Mr.. Mccarthy Is a
lawyer and showed the most ability OF any of the
city Democratic members III the Assembly of 1850.
General +. b. SpnOla. nominated in the ANlth
District if elected Will add spectacular Interest, If
no wisdom, TO the Assembly OF 1881.