New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
REPUBLICAN CHANCES FOR ASSEMBLY.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN MANY DIsrRlcrs-DEMo-

REPUBLICAN CHANCES FOR ASSEMBLY.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN MANY DisrRicrs-oH
CRATIC DIVISIONS.
The indications are now that the Republicans
will do better than they did Lass year 10 the As'oni
Districts this city Last rear tho hepuoi'cana
the vIItn, With Xth. xtth, xtIrsh aud XAist VI"
trots. There is no doubt this year apous 'ns '
With, XIth and xxIst Districts.
In tho Xth District John W. Jaooous Is MAKING ="
excellent fight He believes that he Will overcome "e
500 or Democratic majority which tho dis''cs o
tains Tho large whoh Mr. Rooseveit VIII P"" VIZ
help him, the Republican vote 10 not hKeS " oo.
out unless there 10 something moro than the 'hor0'
which attachss to An odd year politics to draw ou''
Mr. Jscobus has q good record. 10 seifAuo""
among Grand Army mon. and as an enpioyinx '"'
IA populsr In the labor ranks he Will reSo'"" WV
sirershle vote from the George faction.
Tho Xth District has been for many years 49,.
German district Probably fourths OF tho Vo'o'
are Germans and Bohemisns The trsao soo'o
especially strong here. Henry George VIII ro'e'.. -
this d,stri,t probably ss large vote as he VIII sc' "
any district In the city. Notwithstanding tnS o''
ton Of things, the Republican leaders, inci"ai"s
veterans as Police Justice Jacob NJ Patterson ana iou
g. Goelet the candidate for Resister say tDa' 'ney
elect tho Assembyma Charles A bihoc'' A"'' '
M Binder had a plurality or 1913 ,,
Tho XIIIth District u few DAYS ago iooRcu uou
There was strong opposton to Frederick "ioos y"
the part of OF tAe members OF the hepuoe"" p~
in the district. This opposition has been much ''
IL will not be aggressive. Mr. Gibbs has large nun
her OF friends who will for him with Will Inc
Iammany County Democracy c.nnase. s ans v.sr
Mury is not Ms strong cannidate as ne was one Sos
ago and In addition there Ia an Irving han ca"9s 10
who mas received the Labor Endorsement Inc Aiii.a
ia one OF the districts In this cy wnrn Ir Can
erai Garfield In 1880 1t hss been carried ny the ne
pn5cans almost continuously for the lasttwou" ~ in.
and a strong effort will be put forth to keep ~ III nno
this fan II Will give Mr. Roosevelt pnraiy Vi i'o'
or 1900. a.. pr,,,.a, ,cad-
era In the XVIII Dstr ct that they are eong W
their Assemblyman there There are TWO De,n "ntted
candidates In the fei, the Republican party nn
FOR ths rst time 10 several years and II looks as thons
the Leaders could make their promise goou III" 0is0
The XXiIid District is peculiar 1t is the largest
in point population In the City anu " for
a third term by the Tsmmany County IN
tons There an irys Hal t smG nUsr shs same
mept as this year Tanmspy Hall received the Assetn
ntor was nominated BY TammaLy Hall for the As
sembIy and strick f. Ferrgan Dy tne SSunsy mi me
was badly cut by Mr. Cantor. .upr ortsrs Certain :.
i. that in vote $4,000 he only beat ms n
tc.n oononent by Y while Mr.. Cantor was eecteo W
over 900 1t that Mr. Ferrigaos
VIII retaliate this year Inc a hrpu'oa man one who
vii good representatve Of the district II elect
ed He made good run last year aeaus, Ts,owsny
When the " neral agreement WAS made tDht Aalln"
Hall aud the County Democracy would divide .e ,a,,
and Assembynen ln sscn OF stn.ed sno TO en,e
into the agresm ant unless he could name potn Ae
| man and Assemblyman for the y AAl'.h a.. I'D a.
| Naturally mnapy Ha kicked at ,,s ,nis ,n Sa 80,
propostion and the result is that both iac,lo.s n'
named candidates for tnese places, ana uTely n
going on. II ia probable that the result WI, u Well
Republicans will elect their candda.re o'nes ~. ~
found no difficulty 10 carryi ng the district ior inc
sempy and a. Alderman there no reason why ~,
cod Rennbcan cannot he chosen to the Assembly .nI'
YEAR W. Cox the Republican candidate mas tue , e"tt p
confidence Of his party, and wll receso nasar. /,
publican vote. Tie fact that the ho",,. III, nnncnaf
making up the tickets the Annexed Dstrcs
the county Democracy candidates with ne state ans
cnuntv ticket has given rse to good deal OF ot,e u
| fe-ng and may cost Mr. Hewitt good many 'o'es VI
| the part of the disgusted Iamnany men'