New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-06
POINTS 1E0UT CANDIDATES.


The regular Democratic candidate for Regis
been assessed 900. The expenses o. his can
yass viii be much creator and # successful he win be
obliged 10 contribute much next year to the Tam
many campaign fund. An honest and efficient admnstra
ton under such conditions is impossible. Lawyers and
everybody doing business In the Registers Office VIII be
made pay the utmost farthng that be wrg from
them John Reilly has had no business experience except
that OF liquor seller Jacob Hess successful business
of much experience. and would conduct the Registers
office ON business principle James O'Bren, the indie
pendent Democratic candidate, l. of the same class
Reilly. No voter should hesitate to cast his ballot for
Jacob Hess
II is of great Importance to the cause Of hon
est government that the Republicans should have ma
ory in the next State Senate Tie superiority Of their
candidates ought to make this result certain In the lS
District Benjamin ". Downing, dlshOnored Democrat
Is the candidate against James OTIS who enjoys the o5
teen Of all his fellow citizens. Every Republican and
every honest Democrat ought TO vote to-day for Mr. OTIS
An earnest support should he given TO David Lindsay. in
the WITH District who running against John c. Jacobs,
the agent OF the pilots, and dangerous man. Jacobs
should DO defeated
There is an excellent chance for the Rcpubli-
cans to elect William H. Bcllamy to the Senate from the
XIh District. George W. Plunlitt, his Tammany oppo-
ncnt was leading officer in tho old Street Cleaning
Bureau, when the appropriations wasted and The
streets were unccancd The Republicans carried the
district in 1879. and with good n nomination ms
Mr. Eclamy they ought TO succeed again this year. In
the YIIIh and tho Xth Districts. In which Frederick s.
Gibbs and Ethan Allen art candidates the Democrat,
dlshcartcucd.
Some people who ought to know better are
unfolding Timothy j. Campbell better man for the
Senate IN the With District than Edward McCuc Mr.
Camphclls only legislator was obtained IN
pushing the worst OF William NJ Twceds Jobs through the
| La IN he n!
A vote to-day for Edward Mitchell and Robert
scwcl for Supreme Court Judges IS put the
bench lawyers Of thorough experience on the higher
level their proCssonwho,c talents, character tru
ing and surrounding, peculiarly qualify them for judi
cal career There few Republicans In our highest
courts Citizens who desire TO support the best candidates
will not regret casting their ballots for Mr.. Mitchell aud
Mr.. Sewell.
The election Of good City Court Judges ought
not TO be made secondary today 10 anything else. VII
Townlcy and j. c. j. Longben. the Republican noulnec-
are well icd for the office. Mr.. TOwnley has made
effort to push himself forward in this canvass but he IS
Of the material Of which good Judges are made
TIE TRIBUNE has again and again shown the
overwhelming Importance OF electlng clean Board Of
Aldermen this year We want IN the CITY Hall who
will strive to serve the city rather than fellows who crinSe
when John Kelly and Hubert o. Thompson IOwn. James
Pearson in the XIIith william l.. BrOclway in the
NVIlth aud James l.. Well, In ths XXIYth district are
needed in the Board next year. fal to and elect them
I'm the XIth District the Democrats have
nominated for Alderman n man who Is the associate Il
thieves and who has himself been arrested for penal
offence This man, William Bennett, has made prCPlra-
tnIs 10 give alleged Republican tickets to-day bear
Ing tho name Of other person than John c. OCoa
nor the regular Republican candidate Voters must be
on their guard against such tricks Mr. OCOnuor has
made an excellent record. Livery voter who does not
want the XIlh District Gisgaccd by the election OF Benz
nett should work hard for Mr. O'Connor AZ The polls.
Theodore BrOdhcad, Lucas L. Van Allen,
Frederick House. Walter Howe, Samuel d. folsom.
Theodore Roosevelt, Leroy t. Crane and Henry W.
Hayden, the Republican candidaSs for the Assembly IN
the With, WIN. INth, XIth XVIII. NXlst, NNllld and
XXIYth districts, all belong TO the class which makes
good legislators. Messrs Van Allen House Howe, Roosc
welt and Crane gave the Cearcst proof OF their ability and
usefulness at the last session II the voters to-day scud
Mcssrs BrOdhead, Folsom and Hayden TO Join them
shall have In the Assembly strong company clear
headed, energetic, upright representatives from New
York That ia the sort of delegation send from this
| city to the state Capitol.
! IF the Hid Assembly District could be res
cued from the degradation into which Democratic
| jority has plunged IT, It would be highly crcdabc
achievement. Colonel William c. Church, tho Republican
candidate a citizen who would do honor the district
| at Albany His Democratic opponents obscure
bodies. Colonel Church mas made active canvass and
! Is likely to win.
Our friends in the XIllth Assembly District
should see TO 1t that they roll up such majority for
Isaac Dayton that DemOcrUtic trckery deprive
him of his seat Their duty do this especially urgent
because MI Dayton merits every Republican vote. and
because the Democrats cheated the Republican Assembly
man ont OF his rights last year. No rascaly rob
berry has been known In Albany since the first NewYork
Legislature met No selfrespecting Democrat can af-
ford to support his party candidate in that district after
such steal.
Shepard Tappen, the well-knOwn Troy phil
anthrops Is the Republican candidate for County Clerk
there today Everybody who remembers how he used to
look out for the Fresh-Air children they swarmed
through Troy going and coming, will wish hun in
| this and everything else.