New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01

Senator from New-Jersey II IL can be done by
hook or crook But they can be beaten in one
OF the Assembly districts in that county also,
II every Republican will turn out and vote, Tor
the Hon. Potter Alderman, who was elected In
the district two years ago. Is candidate again,
and his record In the Legislature was clean and
creditable. The Democrats have got used u
having Mr.. Phelps carry his own county, but to
zee a Republican Senator and Ass;mblyman elected
in Democratic Bergen would be surprise for
them, and yet it can be done II the Republicans
win not neglect to vote.
Among the excellent Republican candidates for
the Assembly in this city who should be supported
with all possible earncstness AMI vGor are Cephas
Brninerd, IT,, in the Hid District, George n
Henry in the With. John w. Jacobus in the
IXth, Robert Ray Hamilton in the XIth, John
H. ". Killeen in the XVIII Ernest II. Crosby
in the XXLst and Moses NJ Vail in the XXIId
General HalleclS when he YVES at the head OF
the Federal forces in 1868 directed that General
T. b. Spinola he relieved from duty and sent away,
on the ground that the veterans would MT serve
under him, as they regarded him rs worthless
The 7~plc Of New-YorlS have had abundant
eaDn T. aHec with the verdict OF the soldiers in
1863 Slinola has devoted himself steadfastly
ever since to the Strengthening of the opinion OF
his worthless ness His career lobbyist al
Albany has been especially unsavory. II ever
Spinola was on the right side Of anything II was
because somebody made it worth his while 10 be.
Not even The Ereninq Post, tough as its stomach
Is. can swallow Spino'a 1t speaks Of him as
the notorious Francis d. Spnola, whose unitness
ia 50 unive sally admitted that no honest man OF
any rarity can consclentio'sy vote for him.
Every clean handed and upright citizen Of the
L
Iollics may be- Jould vote for Allen 1horndille
Rice. The district would be praeely com
promised in the eyes Of al decent men if it
should send SliDola to Washnct while Alr
Rice would make an honored and efficient member
of the House. I;y the way. how would Spinola
like 10 haze his bounty record looked up
John W .lacobus Is working hard and hopefully
to pluck the Xth Assembly District from the
ming disgrace Of iing democrat to Al
han, Tic district is naturally Republican Good
luck 10 Jacobus.
Eoth Republicans and Democrats when they go
to the oils tomorrow ought TO vote on The ques
tion OF con enion to revise the { Institution OF
tie state 1t is eNi cnt from the discussion which
has been going IN tins fall that the majority IL
both parties belize that the time has come when
such a COM chi could lie held with signal adj
anita to the public veal There is no politics
in tie matter, AM TN orlunately II npolitia
ISSUE Is q t t. be slightei by tie votes although
it is obvious that il is their duty to pass upon al
qucs ion, which meet them at the ballot box. II |
Il con cnu IS t. he held q majority of all tn |
votes cast at The election mist ia or the prOiOsl
ton Simply majority Of all the votes cast on
tie proposition itself will accomplish nothing
II is to bc hoped that at cry poll the friends OF
he re, s.on of tie Cons tuition will be repre-
.cntcd by active WORKERS who Will make it theiI
business to see that voters ale provided with the
necessary ballots
Naturally the traitorous Times emptie= its venom
upon Mr. ). V. White, an because he is q pro
ectiOnist AMI was d faithful supporter OF Mr. |
bla n. Tics to defeat the Republican candidate in
lie only strong Republican district around New
loIk But abuse from that quarter Is a com
Dliincnt and the voters of Mr. Whites district
ne not lovers Of British free trade, nor traitors
% Republican principles.
Mr. Hewitt had ner confessed that his
{ n ressional career had been failure than the
nted democracy took him at his word and
mated him a reform candidate for Mayor.
Lat reason is there for believing that the man
Who did not succeed in accomplishing his pur
oses at Washin,tOn would command success IL |
lie City Hall? Mr.. Hewitt is a very respectable
Gentleman, but he cannot serve two such masters
S Tammany Hall and the County Democracy
without betlaying the cause OF good COVE. nment.
The XIVth ConsIes, nal District gIosnetIi
ner the affection of Stahlnccler. James Wood
S the man to apply the remedy.
Win not the Rev. Henry Ward Beecber be
mazed to find the Brooklyn pulpit thunderine
ganst the iniquitous cause which his own son
, aiding and abettng? Ii there be a close vote
n General Ira be defeated through the votes
f the Third Party, what will be the state OF
lind of the defendant in re Tilton Beecher
No fairminled citizen who considers the char
ceis and careers of Lewis 5. Goebel and James
Sic in. the Republican and Democratic can
idates for Register, can hesitate to vote fol
oebcl.
John c. O'CCnnor enjoys the respect and esteem
{ the community. Jacob sharp and his gan.
)uld never prevail On him to be unfaithful t.
ie pub ic interest an he could be trusted in
ny position Of honor ami responsibility. As Pies
lent of the Board Of Aldermen with vote in the
GARD of Estimate AMI AptOrtionmont, he wOul, '
invaluable To the taxpayers
Whom do the gamblers and pool sellers prefer
have in the DstrictAttolneys Office in Brook
n? They do not want Gneral Tracy. That ,
ceI tam, because they worllin, against him a
nj endeayoring TO purchase his defeat by whole d,
bribery. Whom the gamblers do not wan.
,ncst men without reference to party lines 81
ould elect. 1t may be Dir Ridgways hard fate II
1t tire pool sellers ami criminal classes work
: and haloolng for him, and he should be
feated.
Good Aldermen have been scarce Of late years a
1T the voters who ri their support 10 Dr.
clbcrt q. Lyttle the Hid District, to Alfred Al
G. mixing in the With. TO James ID. Van "
,nS,elaer in the Nth. AMI to Charles T. Sanford e
tho XAIst, viii be of doin; good work a.
the direction Of Gle, atlns the standard Of the