New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31

and clear thinker, forcibe and perstas'
speaker, and is thoroughly enlightened on all Tho
questions of the day. lie is prominent member
of the Society of Friends. Ills nomination has
met the earnest approval and hearty support of the
best Democrats in the district, who disguised
with such politics Stahlnecl1er represents.
1t looks as If Jaehnc would be out before ths
rest of them are put in.
When the Xth District has a chance 10 choose
between Allen 1hoindike Ri,e, who is exceptionally
equipped for the public service, AMI f. b Spinoa,
whose intellect is imbeddcd in his shirt-collar,
can there be any doubt of the resultp
The citizens of the IXth assembly District have
an Opportunity this year Of securing the services
at Albany OF n legislator who is more than or
iinaiy familiar with municipal alaiIs ami who
would make IN honest AMI efficient representative
f the district John W. Jacobus. whom the
Republicans have nominated for the Assembly
las had an experience Of many years in the public
service in this city and is especially well informed
| rOnccminS tic tax AMI assessment laws.
How deeply the people of Brooklyn arc stirred
N tie subject OF Iool-ganb,ing is shown by the
act that ,clal ministers INCLUDING DR.. Cuyler
re TO preach to-day upon the necessity of enforcing
u Iue, cary lolitics into the pulpit; but the cen
ttal issue in the Brooklyn campaign this fall is
ESSENTIALLY moral issue. IF the ministers do
tier duty, voters will get clear idea that IT is
incumbent on them to make sure of the election
IF General Tracy.
II would be pity to cndangcr Mr. IIcwitt's
health
The authorities Of Dickinson College have done
rcl-not more in deciding that a coloe1 boy
should be limited to the preparatory department,
Than in letiny tie students know that they can
not be Permitted to control the institution |
nose who object to being fclow-students with
'olored boy told that they may resign If |
a dispatch saws threats made "a ainst the |
boy AMI the Officers OF the college, few cNpu |
,ions might be more effective than resi- natic rs
hen calow youti attempt 10 manage their col
ere there is no suitable place for them inside the
@alb except in tie ,rofcS.oIs chains; they are
.asled on the st idcnts' benches
If every Republican vote in The Isl Concrcssion1'
district is pole !, eN-GO cnor McComcll's
olty over Perry Belmont will not be less than
go. But it Will not do to take any chances.
To fill the place of Judge Noah DAVIS. who has
been a tower OF strength on the Supreme COuri
bench. a lawyer Of breadth ard force of Well-ba-
anCed intellect and large acGuiTements, is required
Edward Mitchell satisfies the Neyercststandard The
voters of NewYork should make hm the successor
of Judge DAVIS.
The Ae,c-JerSey HeraH. the organ of the Democ-
racy in Sussex County. declares that Pdcock Will
lose every county the district and be defeated by
from 3 900 TO 5000 majority.
1t would be a good thing If Brooklyn should send
more than possbII of this S. " Whites cleo
non in the IlId District is sure. In the Hid Di,
trict Felix Campbell DemJ VIII be elected without
Dppositlon In the WITH ard With Districts, which
are normally Democratic, the Republicans have !
en- excellent chance this year. Messrs. OCOrnor I
and Waters are in way worthy men. and :
voters should see to It that Congressman Mahoney
md Bliss have chance to stay at home after
March !, 1857
Voters who believe filing the municipal offices
with competent men of good reputation should +
support Lewis ;. Goebel for Register He has had
experience IN the pu0ic service and can say 1
lnythlng to his dscredl while it would be diff Il
ut II impossible say any hing to the credit
If his opponent Slevin. a
The He5dld prints daily admonition that the Il
IN way to prevent the election of hepIbcan !,
President in 1883 is to vote for Hewitt. Do Re- 81
,ubcans need any urgent reason for support
ng their candidate on tuesday, u
Granville p IIawes has been tried on the bench
nd has earned golden opinions from those most a
ompetcnt to pass Judgment. He should have the u
Import of every GIFTED aud upright citizen. 81
, II. Dugr0, his Democratic opponent for Superior q
,Ourt Judge. has never given one reason to o
Inspect Ill nIm the possession of judicial qualities y
The cowboy rides down all opposition. a. a.
The Hon. Tim " Cam bell has but a poor idea al
the Hon - Tom Grady. Mr. Grady. he thinks u
trying TO 4" bluff him. Tom" SAYS the Hon
1im' in lis picturesque way, can't make me v,
nlieve a pair OF deuces is full hand" lie is hi
Obably ri,ht, and is likely 10 continue the fore OF
ost representative OF Democratic " wet groceries "A,
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