New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-17
THE CANVASS IN BROOKLYN.
EFFORTS TO DEFEAT MAYOR LOW.
THE DEMOCRATS AT THEIR WITS END-wHAT is
SAID ABOUT OTHER CANDIDATES.

SAID ABOUT OTHER CANDIDATES.
The Republican politicians in Brooklyn viii give
their attention this week to the hichneiu SPr,Lnxs
Convention reserving local matters LOT Tue ioioM
ine weeks when the City and County Nominating
Con entIons will be held. Owing to the probability
of the denomination OF the otate ueke1 tno
in the state Convention will centre, In the Tour
REPRESENTATIVES of Kings County IN the new STATE
Committee of thirty -four members AsinulcaIeo ~
tn resnifs of the prir aries last week the probable
State Committeeman are Major e. II. Hobbs, Will,
Hr%'' ii. Leayoraft, William II. Beard and
James L. Jensen }sa Rrooklvn Rep1Sicans ' Who
externally display much harmonyi tney Mn pe
equally represented by these men: Inc 1eenhe III
regard TO tine local contests this fall is unanimous
that Mayor Low can be elected to succeed himself
and to maintain hOme-rule audi business princPeSs
in BROOKLYN Tor q next two years. lie VIII poli
all the Republican vote 1t is believed, ana secure
fh, support of enough Independent Democrats 10
win by q larger majority now than he received u
1881 No Democratic candidate VINO coulu uIam
the independent vote-which is the real FACTOR III
the electiou-will consent to run against mayor
Low nor would such man, II he cOuid DO ~. III
the field, suit the party managers. Doss III FL
LouQblln has not vet nodded III the direction OF INC
man whom he would like to see 10 th9 . contest
against Mr. Low. He declares that 1t Is all guess
work" about the candidate as yet.
All the possible grounds for aSSalling Mayor Lowe
administ ration are being canvasscd by the Demo-
Gratis. An effort is to be made 10 draw the support
Of Mr. Beecher and Plymouth Church Important
factors in Brooklyn polltlcs) away from MT, Low,
on the grounds that MIR. Beecher was nov askeu 10
speak at the opening of the bridge TINS end the
Democrats have mentioned rs u poSSipio O"u't.
tor Mayor Jndee Advocate General HOratio o. King,
of Governor Clevcland's stat, who Is a popular
member of Plymouth Church. aud wsll-Kn9Wn
military man and an Independents Democrat. III is
believed that with the support of Plymouth Chuich
he would make an excellent candidate. MI
BE cher will not return to Brooklyn from the South
west until just before he election.
There have been recent devel0pmentsln REGARD
to other candidates IN Brooklyn. Next 10 the May
orally among Republicans there Is the most lhie'-
est in the Senatorship in the lid District the
nomination for it being equivalent to an election
The three most prominent candidates are Albert
Dageett William II. Wanng and Senator Russell.
Mr. Waring is making an earnest struggle TO secure
a majority of the deleg ties who nominate. Mr..
Daggett announces that he is candidate ana Mr.
Russelps friends say that he would accept the once
again. The barren honor OF the Dem
ocratic nomination in this district, 1t IS
limited is to be offered to Speaker
Chaplin. He however is thought to desire place
on the Democratic State ticket rather Than local
office. -,
The Democratic primaries preceding the election
of the delegates TO the State Convention oi the
party will be held this week.
Ihe DAYS of registration IN Brooklyn are Septem-
Der % October aud October %.