New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
THE CANVASS IN THE STATE.
CHEERFUL PROSPECTS FOR Mr. DANIELS.
now LONG HE CAN sERvH-1HE PROHIBITION
MOyEMENT-HOw SOLDIERS FEEL

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now LONG HE CAN sERvN-rHE PROHIBITION
MovEMENT-How SOLDIERS FEEL
Senator Miller called at the Republican state
Com rooms yesterday on his return from buhAo
He said that everything looked well for Republican
victory the State far he could learn ho aiu no'
think tho Democrats would sucoeed ia their Efforts 10
capture the Assembly ne looked upon the election
OF Justice Dauieis as fairly certain.
rhe Democr IT'S have been circulating document 10
the effect that Justice Daniels eccted TO tue Court Vi
Appeals, could only years. when he would De
retired. because OF his age ON pension heei'"k "
this Chairman Cole said
of elected Mr. Dinnies will have eight years
to serve the Court OF Appeals oench peIoro
reaching the age of retirement But the CONSTITUTION
provides that must serve tau years on inc oeuo
to which he was elected before he retire with PEN
sion Mr. Daniels, II he continues In his present ONCE
OH the Supreme Bench. will be retired with pension
but II elected TO OF Appeals be Will be retred
without one He was well mat he SACRIFICED his
pension in accepting the nomination. Instead oi iosnR
the State will make money ny electng Mr.. Daniels.
There was considerable talk yesterday about CONFER
ence held at Democratic headquarters between shi'n
NJ. Weed Private Secretary Lamont Justice teehha ,
and the chairman committee. Mr. weed Is tnd
CANDIDATE agreed upon some TIN" ago 10, I III
Stars III the Democrats carry the fsiS
laue. anu he is furnishing money nerray !,
cratic candidates for the Assembly, ln Close Iii oh
Governor Hil has salt thlt tue Democrats VIII poD
ABLY carry the Assembly. hut at kcpunlcan praiY Hm
tara. his = =
ever Ihe Rrpnbcsn managers to urge vigil
lance R-pab cans Of the INTERIOR as - vcr,n
day by tho Democrats. One Democratic candidate TOT
the United states Senatorship Is s"d 10 nave ouereu
nut 100000 he could be assuTedof the Democratic
I.Iters rrcsIyed Yesterday at Republican headquar
tiers Indicate that tn, effort of the Democratic Commit
tee and Nr. Hrwtts managers 20 bring the Catholc
Shurch into noltcs adj given offence both Catholics
and proirsIan,s Tue Third Party ProhbitionSts are
active country Onc OF the members OF the FRO.
hint"n Cou nitoe said yesterday mat IL mas plenty Vi
money. He added:
We mean if possible defeat the Republican party we
enough for that bn W. mean 10 destroy Repubi par
" buid up is runs We cannot destroy tne
in "very Assembly District major
help the sooner TO XIII the Republican party.
A weliknown Brooklyn clergyman, writing OF the
| canvass there, sail:
The Thru ry men have nominated Mr. Beecher son for
DstrcAorney III only effect OF which IS 70 help Boss Ne
SAMPLERS ann oi" ms 10 The Prohibition cause.
prom Ppon, a. "e' Wherever existing has come through
the epSGcan M, gary Interest of mprauee now on
against almost soid Democlatc opposo'
Mos Las ,S Seg@ thee caas ~ is Wsake.t IN
states where The temperance sentiment is tne saI"nsvo.
nrc1sriH favorable il has mustered follow
To Sa sasa AMY importance Ssa II iss pocd
total in this state VIII N 1884 II poed 3ny DER ~
SO the sake Of getting toward an enl when III nas
spccts very heartily favor vote Republican anu against
/ the PIonbtonists
General STEWART L. wooiford, General Barnnm and
DINER members OF me G.ani Army OF the Republic are
| OpinOI that iis dihers Will NOIo uua
against the Democratic Ticket sad General barhuh
This the surviving soldiers OF The wal
10 widows orphans debt OF gratitude winch
repay; bat 1t them debt when IL can an
ought II PROMISED TO care Tor me WILLOWS % M
might fall upon the eld OF Odttle anu 10 Vc o'
disabled AMI those wh0 by disease ah Az
& p %aa9s to s1 @ i Vetoed di Widows a
bills. Inc Democrats claim mat thel" II an
enormous surplus raised under present revenue laws ana
they to give US Tree trade 10 Se rid ct IT. YET IN %
OF legislation the last Congress Affecting pensions 10 ne
SURVIVORS the Mr.. Morrison submitted reso uton
providing that order 10 attach 10 every pension
bill a providing tax or other means LOT RAISING e
the Appropriation This change III the rns
would enable southern members 70 attain Clauses 49,, ~
the every pension bill. 1t would make an except
bills as no other uu MAKING an appl"
priaton could such amendment be engrate ms was
moi done because there Is not revenue enough 10 pay
but defeat all pension essa
ton Nearly every Democrat the House including MT
voted for utiOn; but ior lack Oh tne IL WIS
not s,ed will the next session ms SHOWS
the the party this question; and every veteran
and of soldiers ought 10 rebuke Inc Demo-
cratic party by voting against IL next Tuesday
The Democratic IN Amagers on the combined
aid OF Third Party Pronioitiodists ana the liquor
dealers deIest Judge Daniels The Ihrt farty men
are opposing him with candidate OF thelr own because
the M or dealers secretly opposing him at the re-
quest the Democratic state Committee because lney
alege that n Pr hibItionst. The following - a
letter soDt TO eaCh iqror-dealer IN the oVa'o
| nv the LIQUOR ana Beer Dealers Association
DEAR SIR learned that Judge Daniels th'
Republican candidate Tor Judge the Court OF fppeaS
pronounced prohibtOns, strongly sVinpathLes VIII
thar movement md IS "A Total aOstainer himself
In many questions constantly arising aneot
adjudication. II is important TO US that person pienucc,
AGAINST us should not be elected as member o.
that We therefore urge upon you te prop roPreS o.
circulating 10 Judge DanielSs pohuon among
our friends their assistance and cooperation
| Very truly yours. r. j. fllZdEkALD.
Muvs NJ GRpOys. Secretary