New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
GENERAL TRACYs PROSPECTS, OF sUccEss-ATT


tube OF THE YOUNG REPUBLICANS.
A croat deal of interest is already excited in
Broolllyn over the two judiciary tickcts-iar moro
than such tickets ordinarily excite-and large
vote will be poled for all the candidates. Judge
Brown, of Orange County, who was nominated Oh
the Democratic ticket for Judge OF the supreme
Court was promised the earnest support OIL INC
friends of the other candidates. and VIII probably
GET IL. as they belonged to the Mclaughlin Ring
Mr. Britton and Mr.. Veeder were always among the
most subservient of Boss McI.aughlns follow
ers and the carving out OF their promises is under
stood to be matter of course; and Judge Brown
will run as the Ring candid te H. Brooklyn IL was
supposed that the Kingsley Kinsela and Eagic sup
port would be given to General Tracy. not Only ne
cause of the antagonism existing between them ana
Boss Mclaughlin, but because OF the proleS5OhlI
relations long existing between Mr. Kingsley and
General Tracy, the latter, before his appointment
to the Court of Appeals bench, having been Mr.
Kingey's counsel in his various and important
lawsuits. But it happens that Mr.. Kingsley and
.Judce Brown are old and close friends, having spent
the last summer and many previous seasons together
at ,hc thousand Isles; and the personal friendship
of Mr. Kingsley outweghs his interest in the merely
professional friend. The consequence is that Judge
Brown will he supported by both factions oil the
Democracy, except those independent Democrats
who will touch nothing which the Ring contaml-
mates. The union Of the two factions OF the ola
Ring against General Tracy will give nm a
large independent vote, but it VIII be necessary
that the silent vote be brought out and that the iul
Republican vote be cast for him. The "Woodruu
ana Moultcn crowd" the ant-Plymouth people
are called oppose General Tracy because OF lis pro-
nounced attitude in favor of Mr. Beecher on the
famous trial but this TACT only makes the fl}l0uSn
people unusually active in General Tracy s. OehaI
The members Of the Young Republican Club re,
meMbeUng the disintereSted way III when General
Tracy Withdrew and secured the WIthdlaWI oi
Ripley Ropes as a candidate Tor Mayor, III razor OF
Seth Low are also very active III urging his callS;
With full vote cast it is believed tnat rcheisI
Tracy viii carry Kings County by FULLY S,ooo or
10000 majority, which Will elect HIM III the la
judicial District
The Young Republican Club is even more active
this year in Brooklyn than II was last year On pc
half of Mr Low for Mayor. The members VIII not
support any Republican candidates mus IdI nol.-
naIed except Judge Andrews and General tracy
The idea has been limited abroad. Dut tGe clup has
taken no action on ii yet that me members
should vote for DEMOCRATIC candidaiesior Governor
Lieutenant-Governor and COngTcssInan-a t-Laree;
no principle on which IL Is ur2cd that TINS shouu
be done Is that 1t Is the duty Oh those VINO relraI
from supporting the machine" ticket becanse OF
the method employed III nominating H. 10 hlaNe It's
overthrow 80 Overwhelming that the moral OF III
will be seen oi all men. Those VINO take lhlS view,
therefore, urge all who rcpuddte the stare llcket
TO vote that OF INC Democrats. WISn yCu 70 ~
war; SAID one of them, go out 10 KILL" ms iecl-
Ing rs far more general in Brooklyn than III New
York CITY, ana 1t is largely due 20 the agitation DC
gun by the Young Rcpublican CluD. ~ r.
No candidate for the vacancy IN the CltY Court JAS
been named by either party and while the Demo
cratic aspiraHtS numerous no one inas even DGen
suggested DIS the Republican Nominee. MT. FeSuer,
Air. BrittOu Mr. Clement and Mr.. Weinberg nave
been put forward as Democratic candidates, but On
whom the nominal Will full Cannot yet be 4Ote-
seen.