New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06


earthquake, Mr.. Cleveland, then President Of tbs
| United States, contributed $50 for the relief Of
| tie stricken city.
| Which do you prefer. worlcingmcn, -cbeapcs
rice and sugar or cheaper silk stockings
The Republicans OF Albany County would seem
! to have genius for dissension. This year, az
usual, they are divided into two factions. One
of the results OF this unpleas, is The running
OF two Republican candidates for TIE Assembly
In the Id Albany District It is 10 be hoped
| ard expected that each OF the factions will do
| is utmost for Harrison and Miller The party
Il large must not now be allowed tc suffer because
| 4 local differences.
We make our compliments to Mr. Coosan. He
got his money on the instament plan, but he has
This experience in the lump.
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Let no Republican be deceived to-day by bull
lctin- board announcements that the Democrats
making great gains here, there and yonder. This
is stupid Democratic trick-probably their last
device-to catch voters who want to be on the
winning side. Republicans are not so easily
guided, however Put no confidence in any al
legged dispatch that does not come from Official
sources
Henry G.. Perley is entitled TO the full vote Of
his party for County Clerk and will make
good public Official
So Cleveland hasn't Endorsed Hill after all.
| What do Hills supporters think about it. any
way? John Il. Fellows wasn't too bad a man
! for the President to give handsome certificate
of character to; but David B. Hill, it seems is.
VIII Hills supporters accept the afront in meek
ness, swallow their disgust and kiss the hand that
ennita Or hay I'm bcpn
to an uncommonly fine edge and are they re ~
to do effective work to-day? We are prepared
to see the bloody trail Of the Hin knife when
the returns come in tonight
1t is q privilege as we'll duty for all cons
scientous citizens TO increase the number OF Re-
publican Assemblymen and Aldermen ahd TO
deem at least two of the Congress districts from
the corrupting grasp Of the Democrats.
Johnston L. de Peyster the Republican candi-
date for the Assembly in the lid Dutchcss Dis
trct, deserves the heartest support. He is fitted
alike by character and capacity TO make an ex-
! celIeut lawmalzer The district is close one.
but for several years the Republicans have car
ried it, and with such a candidate as Mr. de Peyster
they ought to carry 1t this time by an emphatic
majority.
Never mind, Baron. Cleveland shall have his
passports. too
II John w. Jacobus is elected Sheriff, the Office
will be managed in orderly upright and efl-
ciert manner If Michael c. Murphy gets hold
of the plumber which he can squeeze out OF such
position, the Sherifs Office will become the
| lounging place of the lowest rufians of the town,
The atmosphere and whole appearance OF tbs
place will resemble those OF the lowest County
| 49,
Vote for Mr. Van Rensselaer,, the Republican
candidate for President of the Board Of Alder
men; also for the Republican Coroners'
The Id and lid Districts Of Ulster elected
Democratic Assembymen last year, but both
of them on a full vote belong in the Republican
column. Mr. Blaine carried the county four
years ago. and we expect our Ulster friends to
carry il for Harrison by handsome majority.
and to send solid Republican delegation to
Albany.
In the XIth Congress District there should be-
no doubt of the election of Charles A. Winch, q
respected and popular business man of large ac-
quaintance and many friends who has been pun
in the field by the Republicans. His Democratic
opponent, John Quinn, is far inferior to Mr..
Winch, and the Republicans can elect their cand,
date If they will turn out for him as one mar
and urge all their Independent and conscientious
Democratic friends to vote for the only mcrito-
rous candidate.
Republicans must vote early in order to gel
their votes in, and they should vote for tho
Republican candidate in every case. on everN
ticket.
Parades may not make votes, but they arc
a capital index of political feeling The great
Republican parade in New-York Saturday and
the one in Brooklyn on Thursday make Demo~
Gratis spirits droop.
General Spinola HIS such record and such q
career that the voters of the Xth Congress Dis
trct should not submit to the disgrace Of being
misrepressnted at Washington by such man.
Vote for Boyhan, the Labor candidate, Endorsed
by the Republicans, and defeat Spinola by all
means.
Renember, when you cast your ballot, that
Senator Vest says: Mr.. Cleveland has challenged
the projected industries to fight of extermina-
ton. The fight is TO the DEATH That is the
issue. American wor,ngmen. Defeat Cleveland
and fhe Democratic party, or they will destroy
the Industries by which you live. " The fight is
TO tte death"
Greene was the most closely contested OF the
Net-YorlS counties last year. The Democrats
elected their nominee for the Assembly by a
| minority Of one. This fall. when the tide is with
tie Republicans, they will regain Greene If they
d their level best They have renomiaated
francis G. Walters, who richly deserves the sue
eess which he just missed in 1887.
It would be great day for taxpayers and honesa
men If the Republican party could elect the Mayor
of New-YorlS. Vote for Erhardt
If the voters OF the With Congress District send
Charles n. Taintor 20 Washington they will be
better represented at the National Capital than
they have been for many yeais Mr.. Taintor,
by equipment and training, experience and lnowt-
o.