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New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
4 RIDICULOUS CHARGE.
The Nc,r- York Sun saws /:

The NeW- York Sun says:
When Ira Davenrort was a Senator in 1873 he gave his
vote to Justify and sustain the frauds il the Insurance
Departure nt although they had become agrant and
notorious be brought up for trial in the senate III
the person Of individual who was then snpernten-
dent OF the department. Then The Netr- York I,mes
speaking the language Of honest indignation, declared
that Davenport and the other Republican senators VINO
voted with him had dsgraccd themselves ana us
graced their Iarty" Not Of them" exclaimed me
Times should be able to anOther position OF
public trust" These remarks OF The Times mace when
the facts wcro and unquestoaable are full OF the
spirit OF truth and righteousness. They should lie
applied now to the Day enpott lie should not be
able TO secdro a0otLer position OF public trust
There is nothing remarkable i'll the fact that
the Democrats have to resort to the columns oil
the traitorous Times for abuse of the Republican
candidate for Governor. What personal motive
The I ines had in this matter it is not now
necessary to inquire. The purity OF Mr.
Dayenpnrt's character is shown by the lact
that this il about all that the Democrats have
vet urged against him. 1he San obviously has
no faith whatever in this prcpoStcrOus arraign-
mcnt of Mr., Davenport by Tie Times This
fact is NJ parent from the following in The Sun
of yesterday:
Tho Democrats OF the lid Senate District OF Kings
County have nominated james f. Pierce of Senator ana
in this they have done well MI lcIcc mas tcpleAchtc
Kings County I'm the senate three terms and has
discharged his duties with credit to himself and TO the
uartv and with advantage TO the whole people. The
democratic majority IN his district is very large and hi.
election Is certain. We congratulate tie people OF
brooklyn on hi, nori' alton and on the benefits which
they are sure 10 dcrge from Ills abilities and experiences
IN the Legislature.
Ihe Sun speaks in this unqualified manner
i'm praise Of Mr.. Pierce, although ~ Demo
cratic Senator he voted against his party
and with Mr.. Davenport To ac1ult
Republican Superintendent OF Insurance
of the charges made against him tor
partisan reasons by Democratic Governor.
Nor was Mr.. Pierce alone III that regard.
Three other Democratic Senators, WaS'talt,
Ecc!esino and Hogan, also voted in tic besa-
tive with Mr.. Davenport. That jury OF
Senators, acting undor solemn oatas, gave
ycrdct of acquittal by a vote OF - yeas to -
navs; and that was the verdict for which The
Ncc- Fork Times naliciousy attacked Mr..
Davenport.
1t aight be we'll for The 4Hdny Irgas which
has been filing its columns with ridiculous
nonsense aEout the number Of times that Mr..
Davenport voted in the same way IS did
Senator "Lo" Sessions, to take notice that
there was q time when he did not do So In
this case MFR. Sessions voted with the Demo
cratic minority on the side of The ArgaS and
The Times.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Netp21prs Dnilp gribn''e
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

ForFrGS.-An attempt was made to assasslnate
tbe Premier of Denmark. - RePs case conSld-
cred by the Privy Council in England. --- lLeTe
were 4s deaths from cholera in Spain ----- MOTE
cases of smallpox in Canada.
DOMESTIC Judge Foraker and judge Ioursee
made addresses at jamestown. == General carr
smoke at North Elmira. == Special meeting of
State Board of Health called by Governor HILL
Church Congress discussed unity and pro ectlVe
tariff at New-Haveu. 60 The National Prison
Reform Congress continued its meeting in Detroit.
- Attempt to wreck strect-car In 81. LOUIS
with an internal machine 80 End OF the Belt
divorce case in Baltimore.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Arrival of James d. flsh
to testify against Ward. 60 General Isaac D
Catlin nominated for Mayor of Brooklyn. -
Republican Senate conventions. =- Baltimore
and Ohio insisted on q share in the pool ---
Hearing in the Cutting case John Andei-
sons will upheld. - Alarm in Brooklyn about
typhoid fever. 60 The Gibbs Committee inves-
tigating city finances. - Gold vaue of the
legal tender silver dollar (412l2 gransl, 79.46
cents. 60 Stocks active and generally strong
fuctuatng and closing steady
1HE " EATHER.--l TRIBUNE local observations IN
dicate much colder, far weather. Temperature
Yesterday: highest, Ga; lowest, Al average
56l4o.
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THE STATE CANVASS

correspondent OF The TRIBUNE writes: "My hr.,
ness is largely with the Irish, and believe we viii -
ceve as large vote from theln this fall as we did ,
November | have heard OF but one Irishman Tsss W.
voted for Blaine that has gone back vac
The Democratic State Committee is cirsul atjuy al.
ter written the signature OF Its chairman A y
Parker. stating that reliable information has reaohs
that marked and special effort Is being nads !.
elect General Carr" The committee only tells on
seventh Of the truth "A marked aud special effort -
which ia destined to succeed by emPhatic maor,,
Is being made TO elect Davenport, Carr, Waiswa.,s
Wood, Thomas. Ulrfch and VanRensselaer II the DEM
ocratic Committee Is fair 1t Will issue another lss
correcting its inexcusable mistake.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention Of the xxy,
District is called to meet in Rochester on SATURDAY.
Marshall L. Hinman, the Democratic Candidate o.
Senator in the XXXIIId District, is Mayor Of DuakIrL
and therefore Ineligible for the Senatorship. -
It's the opinion Of The Hartford COurunt that tals
one consideration with another things looking b
for the Hon. David Bennett Hill, of Elmira" Y.s.-
wonder enterprising person doesn't put The I'm
Blueing" on the market
The chicago NewS clearly explains why 1t is glad thu
Hill has formally accepted the nomination Tor Goycru.
ave knew hs didn't want 1t, and were afraid a.
Democrats OF his state might lead him to concnS
that he ought to postpone serving his party to sorn
time"
Governor Hill gracefully accepts. says The syraa,.
Journal the nomination to the position he now A.as
that MAKES him the tman OF line Of Governors wEsss
diminishing greatness may be represented tOl,ys:
NJ A r G. Y,
w h / G II T,
S E Y NJ o r,
OFF MAN,
TIL D EN,
ROBINSON,
Cleveland,
Hill
Judge Foraker is to address tho Republicans d
Rochester this evening
The WatertOtc Republican well remarks that ait ia al
right to talk confidently Of Republican success but
1t must be remembered that ounce Of is worth
pound OF talk"
The PhiladelphtQ Times wickedy remarks that Gov.
ernor Hoadly will have leisure to go over to Nav.
York aud with what grace Governor I'LL march
to defeat"
The CleceLaHd Leader reminds the Republicans Of
NswYOrk that they have a splendid chance to dis
tnguish themselves" Inc chance will be Improved
Dr. Herman Craft, the Republican nominee for fhs
Assembly In the Id Ulster District, is presdeu,
OF the Ulster County Medical Society
The Kingston Freeman believes that barring blauder
aud misrnanagement the Republicans OF Ulster viii
carry the county by at least 300.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
TIE IRISR VOTE.
WHAT A PROMINENT Im>h-REPUBlIcAN EKh
From me Albany Journal

Z
SAYS.
From me Albany Journal
A communication from Il " Ramcless llIsL
man appe ared last week ID the column, OF Iae Ey
Times The writer attempts TO explain TO ths l,r.
gent paper why Il that Irishmen were Rcfu' ~.
last fall He claims his couhtrymen arc tr'r w. 81
Democratic party aud advises that meetings % Aeli
cluUs formed IN the suburbs TO entlce lrishm"m o
10 the Democratic fold. Now, sir, II " SUBURBAN ..
allow one who Is not afraid TO subscribe ma haha
inform him little on this subject, To,x:
state that since the 2Oth or May last -
travelled the state between New-YOrk ana ,h Dyh
fao. have had opportunities or ass1clatis WIN Ins
men and have found almost Invariably tue pN,a III
thoughtful AMI intelligent Irishmcn eVeiyW"eIo
lc ese from the old slaudering Democratic party o. nd
noblor motives than the petty and sentini ss,
suburban" would ascribe TO them. aulni' = az
met Damscrats who still unregenerate :. ri, Sr
Obliged to state however, that with Few osr
They are not the thoughtful. progressive eiem"&Is ~ shs
Irish race in America They rather OF that cla l
cannot reason through apathy VIII not
those who either from ultcriOr or pecuhlarS YaX
governing the freedom OF Thought li lnei, A
beings must be slaves. Untortunasely, "a. 70
well as others will often be found wilnig - ~
dcspctic aud tyrannical politicians AZ Sbs i-..h
sentiInent In politics otherwise. us so~i
meeting had in the suburbs II a., ,Ss un.s3
oae. because in every town anu CITY III Ty Wsl
Irishmeu are organized ami consefuo. nnoerllo
paIaver may count for something ~ t1is t1is nat t.ss H.
where Irshnlen don't reside lt SUI ely wiz .oaasa ~
the cities While Itlshlncn are n.oEisest ,o-s lust
iay TO be Republicans, Democrats or for
ANY man or SGT Of men speaking for them AZ u AR tef
cratic party held chattal mortgage on ,.lpas era
yotss Organization begcts 6iscipihs D:p, Di: cs.1e
community Of ttought coupled VIC Us
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
TIE REGISTRATION IN BROoKLy


Brooklyn Republicans have every reason 10
be satisfied with the result of this years regis
tration. The number of voters registered is
larger than III any previous year except when
President was to BE- elected, and the most note
worthy increase is il the wards in which the
Republicans are conceded to have q majority.
The brooklyn Times points out that III 1882
the last time a Governor was electcI-the
registration in the thirteen wards counted as
Republican was 55,564, while this year it is
81 ,SG9 but in the Democratic wards the ig-
ures for the two years are 1895 and 1873.
I his is certainly significant, and indicates that
whilo Brooklyn is rapidly increasing IN popua-
ton the number of Republicans is growing
more rapidly. 1t is destined to become a Re-
publican city.
The registration this year amounts to
109,S42. 1t shows that there is much interest
not only in State issues but also il the local
contest, especially the Mayoralty. We look for
a reduced Democratic majority iu Kings County
for the State ticket, and are confident that the
people of Brooklyn will show by their votes
that they will never permit " Boss McLaugh-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Amtnsemenis.

AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures Exhibition.
BiJou OPERA HOUSE." AdonlS
tAsTSO-"Nanou."
CHTCKERING HALI-COncert.
DALYs THEATRE" The Magistrate"
EDEN Observation-Disclosures.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE," MLiss" .
HARRIGANs PARK THE ATRE-" Old Lavender"
IYCEUM THEATRE-"I In spite OF AL" n
MADISON soUARE THEATRE" Sealed Instructions.
NIpIos GARDEN" Rosedale."
STANDARD THEATRE" The M1kado."
STAP rHFATRE--" As YOu Like IL"
THEATRE COMIQUE-" Fedora"
ITALIA THEATRE-"Ih Bat. -,,.t
UNION SQUARE THEATRE" Romeo ana JU1IS'
WAILACK's THEATRE" DivOrcOns"
3DAyENUE THEATRE" A Moral Crime.
5TH AVENUE THEATRE-" Mikado."
l4uT STREET THEATRE" Evangeine.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
4 L L. ~ r. ",
OBI NsOS.
Cleveland,
HflI
A LOUD HINT FROM A WARM SUPPORTER

From IhP Ncu-IOTk HeTdtd.
Mr.. Whitney is all right wnen he IS III Washington al.
tending 10 Navy Department business. IL Is when he
to NewlOrk to take hand IN state party politics
that lie Is OF place. II IL Is true as Is generally un.
derstOod that it on Mr.. Whitncys suggestions hs
President made Me. Hedden Collector AMI Mr.. Beaitis
surveyor it ought to show Mr.. Cleveland that a aOrs
unsafe adviser IL New-YOrk politics would be hard 70
get than Mr.. Whit ey. There other matters hs
same kiud which could be cited To prove the sans
proposition. Mr.. Whitney is all right III the Navy De
paItmcnt IL New-York politics he i, 50 useless and
mischIeyOus that Mr. Cleveland would do we'll 10 forbid
hun ~ Ink III them at all.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

An inspection of the registration lists so far
this year shows that i'll many of the upper
districts of the city the registration has been
light. This is noticeable in the With, lAth,
Nth, XlIlth, XXIst and XXllId Assembly
Districts, which are Republican stronSholdS.
1t is fair inference from tins that the Re
publicans in those and some other uptown
districts need to be aroused to the importance
of registration. There will be two more days
of registration before November 3-to-morrow
auI Saturday. There is Il county ticket IN the
field for which Republicans can vote without
hesitation and feel that the poorest canuidatc
OH it is better than the best Of the Dem
ocratic candidates. The State ticket stands
without question the best that has tecn named
in years, and the issues of State aud National
importance involved are all with the Re
publican party. The incentive to Republicans
to come out and vote was never greater
Registration goes before voting. The close OF
the lists on Saturday night should leave mol
one Republican in all the city unregistered
Register and vote!
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

sd his end up IN the society that patron,res hin,
Ave In mha Snosher perfect gentleman in thu a.,
Tobacco whS his poor Ts tolls night as
could by the exercise OF some energy buia M
ness which would enable him to Keep his family p
their wives. s.-[Washlngton Republic Wv" Wty
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

Despite tho contradictory statements Of ply 81
clans, there seems to be good deal of fever
with typhoid symptoms in the better part of
Brooklyn. No TWO investigators attribute the
disease to the same cause. One says it was con-
tracted in the mountains; another that cess
pool started it; and still another blamcs the
warm weather of the last week or so. The
trouble might easily be due to combination of
these causes, and also, we venture to suggest
to bad drainage in the homes of the patients
Fashionable houses before this have contained
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
CONGRESSMAN SCOTT WAS .uNjrOS HONE
Letter % The Httsburg blsDdith.

Mr.. Scott OF Erie, Penn, Is not soceN
man and Mrs Scott very exclusive. &c IS PlOb..s
thai she will uot appear In Washington hs nter ~,
he has two dtughters, both young ani DcInttIl az
not long married who 10 the hunOrs Vf MS EOis3bo
Que Of them the elder. Mrs Townsend Ot PhiAie 2ah
and the other Mrs Strong. Of Ere. They eAse o9ea
bellies In New-YOrk and PhilIdelphia, aal e'th ave
occasionally appeared in Washington uucr the el9pet
OIage OF the wire Of the late AintrI Sc.t. who vas
their fathers cousin. told that Mr.. scott eN scS
10 entertain extensively, aud the fact that he has e
ploycd Potter n stymus, the famous New-Nora deer
rators do mp the house IN an elaborate mkL- az HS
own expense, justlties tie runJr.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
coin COMEnKT POR INNES.

From Ihs HdTt0TI TosL . -
Verify newspaper that is ran iLNo me Atr 10
Times for the purpose Of gratifying the petty Sp.es a.
personal reyenges Il its proprietor cannot hope 20
considered the liglt oil honorable pptc1 or DUST
ness venture.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

tions He ran fox SArr0kete at NeWark' ~. % i"oe
fall Can 1t be that Senator Mcpherson has fooied
the guileess President againf
The Advent mission in various Protestant Epls-
copal churches in this city is to be preceded oy q
similar religious movement i'll Brooklyn. IL is 10
be conducted in ST. Lukes Church by two Enghsn
clergymen who have been remarkably successful
In similar revival work in London and other clties
This mission is to be opened on November l. ana Is
to continue fortnight. The movement Is attract
ing general attention, inasmuch as this IS one oi
the most conspicuous attempts to adapt well-Known
methods of other Protestant bodies to one OF the
most conservative religious bodies in TINS coun-
try 1t combines features of the missions frequently
held in Roman Catholic churches with those OF the
ordinary re gous revival as il is known IN frotes-
tant churches St. Luke's Church. in which the
experiment is to be tried is of the most active
and aourishing parishes i'll Brooklyn, and mas the
reputation of being both conservative and hlgn'
without being in any sense Ritualistic.
The Democratic press, which last year ndlculed
and made sport of the Irish-American Independent
movement, utterly ignores it this year. The tact
is, the Democratic papers arc afraid to mention
ridicueit.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

The Republicans have made nominations in
several of the Senate districts of the city, and
an earnest effort should be made by all loyal
members Of the party to secure the election of
these men. It's of the utmost Importance that
there should be a strong representation from
New-York City at Albany this winter to check
the schemes of the tax-robbeIs. The situation
of property-Owners i'll this city will indeed be
well-nigh hopeless if their interests are guarded
in the Legislature only by the obedient servants
OF the Democratic factions tnat rule in munich
pal affairs.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

Mr.. SchrOeder's declnatiOn of the Republican
nomination for Mayor will cause universal re-
gret in Brooklyn. 1t was deemed most httng
that the man who secured for the city its ad-
mirable charter should administer the chlel
municipal Office with the enlarged powers con-
terred by it. But the City Convention has
acted wisely in nominating so popular a man
as General Catlin. This nomination Will arouse
much enthusiasm. The favor in which Cen
eral Catm is held by his fellow-citizens Is ap-
parent from the fact that he was twice elected
District Attorney on straight Republican
ticket against strong Democratic Candidates
administration of that office was admir-
able. There is no reason why the independent
Republicans and Democrats who compose the
Citizens League should not give their hearty
support to General Catlin, for there can be no
doubt that in his hands the Mayors once
would be conducted on business principles
solely for the best interests of the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
GEORGIA SENATORSl

From The Sdrdnndh NeWG
SIR Edmunds doubtless curroVt wfcr h as-eIS
that tho American Senator is superior 70 'Ht bi,s
L1rd but he might bo that aaI then &c no;fias ra|
worth LraggiGg about.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

The Democratic managers II this State will
not succeed in frightening into line the veterans
of their own political faith who cannot force
themselves TO vote for Governor Hill and MS
so-caled soldier attachment" Jones Of
Binghamton.n The real veterans, those who
were at the front when fighting was gong on,
will certainly not forswear their convictions
even under the threat of having their pensions
cut off through some trumped-up tochncality.
General Black, Commissioner Of Pensions,
would hardly dare to lend himself to such
offensive partisanship as that
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

The State Health Officers receive no salaries,
but the Commonwealth pays all their expenses
In view of this fact Governor Hill had good
deal of assurance, we think, to call the Heaith
Officers 10 meet at Albany yesterday merely 10
"whitewash =" him at the expense OF the tax
payers. Moreover, Mr.. Hill did not get the
worth of the States money. The Health Board
passed resolution declaring that i'll his cor
respOndence and communications Win the
State Board the Governor has always mani
tested a disposition to act upon their recon-
mendations, etc. This is not to the point =
which is that Mr.. Hill vetoed the appropriation
of $4,000 to pay for extra inspectors asked Tor
by the Health Board as precautionary meas
ure against cholera or smallpox. Nor is that
all. In order to avoid stultifying himself
the Governor refrained during the entire sum-
mer from asking help from the National Health
Board to guard against the introduction OF con-
tagion from Canada, although the Governors OF
other States promptly sought such aid. Now
he has tried to get himself vindcated at public
expcnse-and has failed
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

N.L.hAr III-E LAhLL

VERY LINE INDEED.
from TIE YeC. York star PreiaeB CereldGGS Nes- Yoh
organ.
Is The EreHiHg Post like the red man. who only 40
guircs tie vices, but learGS the virtues OF III
superior raee with when he Is brought In contact
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
JUST THE sAME-pURELY SELFISH IN Bora

From The Neu- York sun (EeIn.)
Iappears that peTfcc right IN predicting that
our esteemed contemporary The Ncc York Times, would
not inform its Mugwump readers whether It's private
reasons FOR thinking that Governor Hill Is a trcksd
and n denagogue" are as strong as those which Ins
pocl it To declare little moro than year that
Governor Cleveland was a very lOw.priced states
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

Several noteworthy addresses were delivered
in different parts of the country yesterday.
The Hon. William NJ. Eyarts spoke at
Syracuse. and Judge Foraker and Judge
Tourgee at jamestown. The proceedings Of
the Episcopal Church Congress at New Lavcn
were enlivened by a series OF stirring remarks
by Canon Farrar, Bishop Coke, AID
others; and in the evening General
Henry E. Tremain addressed the preachers on
the Ethics of Free Trade" lie made many
points IN favor of Protection, which are re-
ported elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
MORE LIKELY THE OTHER PLACE.


The rcdness OF the skies at sunset IL pule
10 ast.Onsmsrs, who cannot explain IT, IL is sihla
enough. Some the old fellows, who have departed
this life ami gone beyond are tickled VITA haya
that they are Just out painting the sky red
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

Everybody except the art critics will symra-
thlze with j. II. Rudolph, artist. hcartlcss
Jury has given a verdict for $685. against
this unhappy man because be failed to paint
twenty pictures year for FIVE years at $50
apiece, each picture to lie equal to his great
"portrait of white setter dog" Perhaps Mr..
Rudolph will be able to open his studio pres
emily in Ludlow Street Jail, and iii that case he
will doubtless easily obtain many distingu shed
stters. But so far as good points go the white
setter was probably much superior TO the gen
eral run OF Ludlow ST. celebrities.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

bad plumbing. No immediate alarm OUTSIDE OF
the families of the sick people need DO Iei''
however. The Brooklyn Health Officers arc
dealing vigorously with the disease.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

II Ireland does not get what she wants, will "' ony
subscribe % lyaa:ne, but would bo y ulr.ter NY
self The sefrcspect or myself au ny couHT Ie'
mauds that should say that ehgd al tLs ;aik ~ lde
pendent legislation is the purpose to Lgh II VIC 10 h''
Get our rghts.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
TIE ACCOMPLISHED MR.. WALLER.

From Tie Nrl0-Haren IdItddIunL , =
rhe COa-ul-I General IN L1ud"nl knows gUyI d!nlet
len lie secs II, and what to do with II. also.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

residence In Arizona, whatever may be his inten-
tions. He ran fox Surrogate at Newark. n. j., last
fall Can 1t be that Senator Mcpherson has fooied
the guileless President againf
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

At TIE BOTTOM OF TIE IRISH HEART
From Joha boyle OReulgs S2esch IL Boston. Tue'aai
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Bnslness Notlres.

Editors. bookkeepers, and people OF S seden- len
tarv habits need an nvgorating tonic Liquid y e.
cones ihe nebil Dg effect OF close cohnhemeu" 1''
all vonr grocer Or druggist for It,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

The men who nominated Mr.. Hill thought they
were feeding tho Democratic party quinino. They
now discover that it was m0rphne.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

In the selection of Colonel c. Meyer Zulick to b
Governor of Arizona President Cleveland has ev
IDENTIFY been more imposed upon" Colonel
Zulck is appointed to Office as resident OF Arizona
in accordance with the resolution of the Nationa
Demooratic Convention. lie has not yet gained