Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
NEW YORK POLITICS.
4 Municipal, state. aHd presidential
rtcket asa ,he GIIy.


New York city on tho municipal ticket
must he charged to Mr.. Hewitt, who
has shown for some weeks past ike,
intention to oppose any candidate
that might be placed in the field
by the oldest ANA strongest Demo
cratic ASSOCIATION Of Acw York
citv. Out Of five candidates pro-
posed by Tammany to the County
Democracy, including two such we'll
known, sterling. and popular Democrats
a. s. :. Cox and Roswell L. Flower, 1t
appears very strange that none should
prove acceptable. and It eau only be ac-
counted for on the suppositlon that Mr..
Hewitt had determined under any cir
cumsianccs 10 Ue himself q candidate,
AMI that his influence governed the
connsals ot the County Democracy. 1t
is understood that thoy viii indorse his
candidacv 20 night, and that there will
be triangular fight for the control OF
the city.
The Repuhlicans will probably nomi-
nota the millionaire stcimboatman,
john Il. Starin. The Tammany ticket
nominated last night is looked upon by
New Workers as very strong one, re-
pre enting. a. if docs, the principal
classes OF voters tloro. Hugh ). Grant,
tie nominee for mayor, is the present
sheriff lie has been a candidate Tor
MAYOR once before, when De ran on the
Wigwam ticket and received $500
votes. being beaten 10y William t..
Grace. The next year he was elected
sheriff. He is young man o. character
and fortune. The New York H(rQd,
supporting Hewitt, says edltoraliy to-
day that he IL man OF irfeproachable
reputation and clean bands.
EFsFCT or TIN TWO TICKETS.
While Democratic politicians here
generally regret that there Will be two
municipal tickets OF their party IN NcT
York city, II is only because OF the moral
effect it may have upon the country out
side Of New y ork city and State. la
that State. where the city politics arc
understood. II will have 40 damaging ef-
feet. I'm the city it will probably IN
crease the aggregate Democratic vote hy
drawing ont voter tlatG for the munl-
clpal struggle Nigh, remain at home. \
veteran New YORK hcmoort talking to
me to-day ON TINS subject, ssid HAS
is tho frt tine STAGE 1876 that pre-
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Now Work c,tv. I'm that wear. as ,i this.
there was "a divided Democracy ana
,y, Democratic city tickets. ll
,,o r..,,lt ,,.s tLo l,r.o.t D,macratic
,os.o,,., f,r fine nafio.al ticket ever
niron :, tba c.,c AMI the S,sfe w.D,
,or lamncl i Ti'J.n Iv ocer 30. 900 ma.
iori,v Temmenv rs Won viii see by
a., resolutions tlo,t.l laet NIGHT !.
s.li3 orJ .oert,. in lts srp,ort of Cleve-
lonJ and Thurman. and 4 the county
Dgmocra..v will be as true 10 the ra-
Go.sl ticket q, Tamma1y the SPLIT will
I1..s.ir... III. fi.,,u;,r- and Mr. Glove
,.,.f ,,1i corrr .bn state bv tUerty
t,..,', ,i''. ,.l,r,l,4,. he roc.,vo1 IN ~.
~, ,'...-- -,oo1tcr tnot in 1884 Holm
l-.Il,, ,iterlv onro-,l Clov.loul's uor.i-
rat.o,. ~ 40 Na,iops1 Convention and
iar,,',,o,. rovo a cold o.1 euforc d
s,.,nort qbor.onl. Of Irishmcu voted
81 ploiro L,.t tJis Emo Tamlronv is
.,'.',.,....;. f.r Grovor ami under Fl.
,. -'-.,''' -. T,;., prn,crst Will
III. 49, - s,,,,o,t If tho ticket ,
THURMAN lhh 'i'i'7'''i''i ''','
judge Thurman arrived here early TINS
morning accompanied by his s0n Allan.
ana went Immediately to the Ebtu'
House. He is looking well and robust,
walks with "a cane, but does not seem 10
need 1t. he LEFT his hotel soon
after breakfast and after short visit 20
tire Department Of Justice went 10 t.,
White House. where Dee Was expected
Ivy the President. In the afternoon he
was driven out to Oak View, where be
will be Nr. Cleveland guest
On Monday next he VIII attend the
Supreme Court, and, after the lnstalla-
tion OF Chici-Jusiice Fuller and the sn
nounccmont OF decisions of the court
prepared during the recess, Will PROM
lily take up the argument OF tie l.ei
telephone cases. Cnei.Justice ruler
Was at the Capitol today sn visited the
ttt' '' ~ 'ti' f.N tl' '--
Everything j. ~ readiness for the
opening If the court next week.
Representative wilson, OF West VIZ
gina, is here Tor q dsy or two. lie says
they are having not campaign, and TIE
Republicans are leaving no stone nm
tunnel TO carry the state. They are es
ptcally anxious to defeat him on &C
count of his services IN behalf Of TIE
Mills tiu. Nevertheless be Is m th'
best OF spirits and predicts that the
Democrats Will carry the state by an in
creased majority. AS Tor himself. he eX
poets to have the pleasure OF again adj
yocatlng the Mills bill at the next SIS
sion OF Congress.
hepresentstiye brecalnridge,, OF Ar
kansas, who has recently visited Demo
cratic headquarters IN New York, sayi
lie believes both Cleveland aud iii
,r.tT In .fao4al lU Uppt ma forftIAa am