New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
WHAT WILL BE DONE IN BROOKLYN.
prpunIIcANs SURE OF ELECrISG GENERAL TRACY

pvpuprIcANs SURE OF ELECrISG GENERAL TRACY
ALL THE PRosP Crs BRIGHT.
The camraign in Brooklyn, which has been
extremely active over the Distrct-Attorneyshp' was
nr,ctically ended on Saturday night To-Day VIII oo
.peut IN distributing ballots and assigning "
their nlaces at tue polls which will open at sunrise TO-
morrow The regular Repuohcin representative
"a, the polling places will be reinforced Ny "cm
bers of the Young Republican CiuD ana Oh 'ne 0'''
zens' League both OF which bodies Will their u'o''
ON hehalf OF all tie Republican candidates. Inc ao'
ity and energy with whicn the Republicans ""'o "'"
am, ,ha camnaign greatly surprised the Democratswho
fondv hoped that ths would be an "oh year I'D brooA
lvn potics But the distinct moral lsSuo f"i'oa W
General Tracy his declarations that he "ouiu eup
nre.s the great evil OF pool gambling In Kings County
has nut the Democrats on the defensive aIu '0' "0
re,orted with all manner Of unfouadod ana lying AS
-, ,,oor rho Republican candidate hoping by that
oa,s m divert public attention from tho record oi
Attorney Ridgway aud cloua the rear isS"'
Rut to the decent, Orderovlng pOrtioh vi '"o o0"
,r,tv the matter Is plain vote for General Tracy
,..ns vote for law aud its enforcement whlie Vote
inr MIR Rldgway means a vote Tor tho fehe"" VI '"o
dssrace ul record OF the last three years; o,. vo.
pn1,tcians carefully estimated the prooabe vote yes
,oSy The registry oil Kings County TINS year ~ nnont
1In 900 and the vote pOled Will not eAceeu v~,VVo o
of inns AZ 900 is reckoned as hepu''noan d. 1, 49, 10
Democratic any strict party qu , hs snpp"rted
issn. before people General Iracy WI, 20 . N
ny ny 'nr 'nrrohaIIty draw off At least 5000 Democratic
votes which would give him 4.O0o malory. ts"n ts LIE
must Do deuuG'er ~ "a est,masd that TINS will exceed
500 although every effort put fersn oy n Ine sict
Attorney wholly n-gecting their otner S eana'aass n
The supreme folly OF his remaining ~ Tue n0'u "'
d,dats is daily becoming NO apparent a., p,,,..r
T" nntIonk IA blight the whole OF the hepuonc
city county Tickets J9 m 70 by good m1r
fe. For Controller aad Auditor Justice Rtn nr ar
MaJoi pnd ana proved capacity In the city service,
rnav vii If elected control the sppohthen' va ek,t
e, rnsters and police Justices next YEAR anu
Driase % w,sa TO nee these officers selected Tor some
otner reason than the mere VIII OF pV' 'A""''"
o,not 20 for M.s.rs. Naeher anu PoilOh' ,,,
uO,u the election of :. V. White (Repuelcsnl
and Felix Campbell (Democrap are sssu'oi Ina -, ~ r.
"%er TWO districts the contest VIII DC ciose.
NTonnor ,Kepubcan) has made u strohs @ conos soai
against Paul Maaoney PempGrs he s vote viii be
nn.s nUps between W. II. Waters Repuocan) ana A. ."
Bliss (DemOcrap. . 80 ...,ra n. least six members
-, INC emply from Brooklyn Lieutenan;-Coonei A. >
Bacon rgd Xh and XTith Tue prospsSt y good
aso for John Rltz in the Vlh Granvs vIIe .ns JoSn
| IN the XIItL George f. En1ianu in 'no ' ~
| ~ Cayille in the Id Districts.
WHERE CONGRESSMEN MAY BE GAINED.
,vprntIcANs WHO ARE LIKELY TO BE ELECTED IN
SPITE OF DEMOCRATIC TRICKS.
In spitc of the clever manner III winch 'ne
nsmoerats carved out the Congress districts " 'o o
| 80 q. IN make them Democratic ny ii''''
ooo majority there is possibility tna' 'no i'opu'
| ncsns may carry three OF 'he'n' ""N
| bility that they VIII o"''' 49, =, a., yrt, wynn
| r y,h District is composed OF tue A'u - ' i'u
vvIIl,h " Assembly Districts. IL was represented
"" -, v.,r. by Abraham =. Hewitt Inc c"naoS''
~ ' n,,ed Democracy is now FRANCIS d. 'p "
OIL 'no ,,,nlt 20 nnd q more unpopular oau,his'e. ,
would De uaaiva the votes OF more tnsn ono IA" "
lie Will no 'n.uocracy, n 50 many. Sn ms Is, =, 'uo
the County Don nuiuin nated Alien lhorhulkc X o.,
Repub'ioau rnnrtetor OF The A0rfh AbeTnd" hertetc
editor a rece the strongest sind OF an indor O.
Mr.. Rice nas AIRY (ieorgc aud will DO supported by
n.une Hall and the Laoo, , ,ao"o"' ' 'nan0o' 'o'
eoeY IIlth Di-Ircl is composed OF the AlXth XXIlId
Tue, ine az tne XXIId Assembly DistrIcs. Il ID nov
ahu P~., nv lirLera Egbrrt 4. Wee, who has re-
reprcss''h 'h. Taulpany County Democracy nomination
Te 1annhcaus have nominated Asbbe l.. Fuon.
no o,dnary circumstances there would bo little use
ons,, ,n. Renupcans contesting tho district Bat Mr.
n Wy q. an .xceptlonay stronK candidate. lie Is re-
,ns he support OF the strongest Geriu aus In tht
as''v ,an of well-iuforn-d politicians that no VIII
! 10 from 600 TO 200 majority v,,,,. ....mh,v
D rhs KIM n District comprises the MAi'tn Sr.hl
r,,1s,ct and Westchesler County wih'ui W. s"a.
ur bss h.en dominated By tho DchocIh"
NJ, an ycer,nply popular farmer, one wo =.
yarons rouny offices and pcsitions III 'uo ~ - H.
various society, mas been nonnstea ny n'
County Asic"rr rrs oeotor Robertson General Hustes
ant ur Moods are stupping tne a''ues' % sn. @ I,
anu nj, w. warm Tor Stahneeker Two years axo Mi
sAossnacse, had plurality of i.'o@ over Edwin
~ yrJ,h Copyrsss District George Hamilton re-
~. sno a,.,ost r. BourKe Cochran. The district
"o,ana.ss of the XXth. XAtst aud part OF tue AAu
a,r,.,. ia now represented By Abraham Dowuno,
3 maKing a sharp canvass, AMI u not wi'u"u' ASs~