New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

District who cares Tor tho public welfare ought
10 vote against spinola and for Mr. Allen Thorn,
dixie Rice.
The very lessG atonemcnt that Henry Ward
Iicecher can make is to step all day to-day
At the polls and bold out tickets for General
1lacy
The Republicans Should get out their fun vo's
in all the Assembly districts save the XIIlth
and redeem the Nth
IL every Republican in the With Assembly
ptnnct viii do his whole duty to-day. Georzc II.
Henry will be sent to tie assembly. where he viii
90 his Whole duty TO hi' G nsitu,nis AMI tho city
Mr.. Hewitt said only few days before his
nomination that his heath was 40 bad that he did
not think he could return to Congress There
is no Office short Of the Presidency where
strong vigOrOus. rsOutc man is needed 50 much
rs in tie Mayors Office. A sicky man could Mt
,anl the ain OF that Office six m. nihs. II the
Hewitt ticket should be successful it is Mt ia.
ifobabic flat for the greater part Of tic term
fenry r. Hickman would be Mayor Mr.
Hewitt would probably be forced 10 Iosi-n. That
IS what the County Democracy leaders expect.
Heekman is the can liate for President Of tho
Board of Aldermen lie is an active politician
and is now President Of the Park D,pa imont,
which has EXPENDED this year seycfa hun lIcd
thousand dollars more in caring for the same
;.rra Of parks than was eXlen cd few yeas ago.
Ic was ire cntcI by the Controller an the courts
from puIchasIns material on the 5000 order sys-
tenn instead Of by contract There has been no
prctcnce of reform under his administration.
The city DOS not want Mr. PeclOman for Mayor.
l.,
for Mr.. Roosevelt Cor Mayor ami Mr. OConnor
for PIosident OF the Board Of Aldermen.
Fire in CHICAGO has caused a stampede Of gam
blels from den. V0tcs for General Tracy to-
lay Will make il red hot for gamblers IN Brooklyn.
man with rugged constitution is needed to
rid the City Hall of it., veInin II would be the
height OF folly to elect Mayor with no liver.
Ashhe p Fitch is exceptionally popular in tho
XIIIth Congressional District. and it is much TO DO
hoped that be Will succeed in redeeming il from
Democratic Misrepresentation
The chances of Republican success in the WITH
Con yrrssional District are much improved by tho
fact that "Richcleu" Robins Las decided to
stand as q woIllin mems c. n lidate. Mr.. Rob-
insOn is popular in the district, and many Dem
OcItilS were H9llninJ TWO years ago INIT ne WIS
set aside in favor of Peter Paul Mahony. There
is no doubt that he will pol consio cradle vote.
rs most OF this viii be taken from Peter Paul.
a hearty effort in tehalf Of the excellent Repub-
lican can idatc Eugene +. OConnor ought 10
redeem this district from tie democracy.
If cons, leratons of fitness ami character win
determine tie choice of tie next Re ister, Lewis
5 GOebel's majority will be the total number Of
votes cast.
John d. Lawson is making creditable fight
against overwhelming odds IN the With Congress
siona District. Every Republican should do all
he can to help him.
In the XIIth Congressional District the choice Of
the voters lies between the windIness of BouIke
Cochran and the solid qualities OF George II. PeL
The Republican candidate is a man Of genuine ab.
ty, and should get not only every Republican vote
but also much Democratic support.