New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-22

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been named.
POLICE JUSTICE soLoN B. SMITH, think that
Colonel Erhardt will be elected There is no reason
why he should be- know that he will be loyalty
supported by all the Republicans who may be called
machine and II the uptown Republicans support him
as Loyalty there Is no question about his election
COMMISSIONER JACOB HEss-No Republican
who has respect the memory Of General Garfield
can conscientiousy vote for Mr. Hewitt His action
in the Moy letter forgery when he declared posi-
lively that he General Garfeld's handwriting and
that the signature that letter was General Garnelds
should drive every Republican, least from Hewitt
Colonel Erhsrdt upright and fearless
and he will make better Mayor, perhaps than New
York has had His election Is simply question
Of party vote. II he gets that he will be the next
Mayor.
STATE SENATOR CORNELIUS VAN Cotton
course Colonel Erharit will supported by the entire
Republican vote this city There is why
he should not be- He will mako better Mayor than
Grant, good not better than Hewitt and besides
all this he is Republican That with his well.knowu
should be enough 1t is for anG all
Republicans that know.
JOHN J. o'BRIEN-n the Murray Hiu voters will
support Colonel Erhardt honestly the Republicans
in the lower wards Of New York there Is uncertainty
Of his being elected Every Republican In my district
will vote for him. and all Of will support him heartily.
Hewitt is practically out Of the 1t lies between
Erhardt and Grant
Ex-ExCIsE COMMISSIONER JOHN J. MORRIS
public Official. say that he is the best for
whom the city has had opportunity TO vote.
have had confidential talk with him and he is in this
race 70 stay Tho people OF this city have never had
chance to vote for clean candidate. only
Republican, but public man. and think that the
people OF this city will vote sustain him. because
they wish 10 see him elected know that the Repub-
cans will support him. and his plurality be large
one They VIII never regret having supported him
Ills private history have known many and
has been clear and clean one. ] ask all those who
have frequently given their support accept my
advice and give their support to Colonel Erhardt-
SHERIDAN sHooK-There is n possible reason to
doubt thai Colonel Erhardt will got Republican
vote. As Mayor Hewitt says, he will make good
Mayor as himself 1t is the duty OF the Republicans to
support him.. His public thoroughly satisfac
tory 10 ALL There is fear that the members what
is called the organization will not support him those
In the uptown districts do well he will be elected
THE REV. DR. DERRICK-The eolorcd men OF New.
York will soidy Colonel Erhardt They admire
his record as soldier and public official There is
no danger Of their voting for Mr. Hewitt Between Grant
and Hewitt know that they prefer Mr. Grant IL
good Republican hal not been nominated would have
got large number of colored votes They look
upon Hewitt old fogy, q OF a crank They
90 not like him. know and they win all Colonel
Erhardt.
JOHN REIsENwEEER-In the XIXth Assembly Dis
trct nine miles long, the population nearly doubled in
four years Much Of the voters Republican
Nowhere, compared with past years, will tho county
ticket do better than in this Assembly district
J. THOMAS sTEARNS-There are q few Mugwumps
in the XXIvth Assembly District. who sometimes vote
the Republican ticket. and who viii Mr..
this year. but the men who to be Repub-
lcans will vote for Mr.. Erhardt All active OF
party tho district earnestly supporting him,
and his prospects FOR growing brighter every
Cay. tttc4l
POLICE COMMISSIONER JOHN McCLAvE-The
Republicans Of this city had better
hard work in support of their party candidates than at
present All candidates, General Harrison down.
who worthy take office. Our opportunity
Republican Mayor is the best have had
Mr. Erhsrdt is admitted by everybody. by Mayor
Hewitt, 10 be most admirable candidate and any Re-
publican who voted for Mr.. Hewitt two years ago may
well vote for a whom Mr. Hewitt So warmly indorses
III such men are not supported Republicans IN
the city then might better deiare them
selves be Democrats at false friend Is worse
than an avowed enemy.
EDWARD MITCHELL-The Republican County ticket
was nominated to be elected its merits. II should
receive the Of every Republican who casts ballot
for the National and State tickets. The issue is really
between Tammany Hall and the Republican ticket MI
Hewitt will be third in the II the Republicans are
true 70 the County ticket / have reason to believe
they will be, g lev,r4.55 OIL sa.1.s 81. gl q
GEORGE HILLIARp-The ticket is . good one from
ton TO bottom 1t should receive earnest support Of
all Republicans. II friends will only give up the
feef Republican County ticket cannot De erected
in this city, and WORK and vote for the one now IN the
field IL will be elected By handsome plurality There
never was better chance to elect our County ticket
than the coming election. All that Is heeaea 10
confidence on the part OF Republicans generally
CLARENCE W. MEADE-Therc is no doubt that the
Republiean County ticket viii be elected by a hand,
some plurality N those the Republican NATIONAL
and State tickets win support It. IA
JOHN H. GUNNER, JR--There is every reason why
our friends by the local ticket II 1t receives
the same vote as National and State tickets 1t will
be elected.
II Tf--Tt MAJ q
the Republican County ticket be supported through
Trading is practically impossible by reason 81 the
peculiar situation of the Democrats They can't trade
DO want to- Mr.. Harrison Is not going 10 be
elected by this county. All hope do here is
keep down Cevelands majority and that s best done
hy Republicans voting straight II they Sete the same
way Erhard Jacobus and Perley they will all be
elected As for any understanding with Tammany Hall,
by which to be benefited by appointment that is
q lie.
EX-SCRROGATE DANIEL G. RoLLINS-No better
local ticket offered Republicans than that
which Erhsrdt heads 1t is presented in all seriousness
by unanimous convention AND will be run straight and
earnestly 70 win. And 1t win win If the Republicans
who did not vote for Roosevelt will vote for Erhardt
AssEMBLYMAN GEORGE W. LYoN-A great ma
ory Of the Republicans who sign the pledges for
Erhardt they had male their minds before the
Republican Convention 20 vote for Hewitt to beat Grant,
but changed when such good ticket presented.
EX-PoLICE COMMISSIONER D. C. wHEELER-I
Police Commissioner when Gibbs for Mayor. The
situation entirely different from what 1t is to-
day. There chance to win then. There Is little
chance lose If the Republicans vote to win with
Crhardt
SALEM r. wALES-I confident Mr.. Erhardt wifi
supported and worked by Republican leaders
with earnespess, inspired by the that he
win. Mr.. Hewitt got many Republican votes because
the Republicans wished make Of his election and
the candidate Of the United Democracy he seemed to
the best show This year they recognize he has
little chance and that the best way to defeat Grant is TO
vote for Erhsrdt
FREDERICK s. GIBBS-It understood when 1 |
nominated that be sacrificed II necessary to
help the National ticket There be such sacrifice
OF Erhard this year. for tho conditions such that
straight voting Mayor will help Harrison. When
divided Democracy nnd can't deal with the Harrison
they will to trading Cleveland to elect Hin and
their Mayor. Let them DO dealing while elect |