New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
A Useful, PREACHER FOR DEMOCRATS
MAKING THE MOST OF THE REV. DIR. C. H. HALL

SOUTHERN PROCLIv1TIES.
,..o aosrer.,e expedIeuts the Democrats in Brook
Urn rcsort to in order sustain their waning cause
are shown in the use to which Dr. Chares hehiy
Hail. the rector of Holy Trinity Episcopai Onurch'
Is put Dr. Hall is Southerner by blr'h ana Is
almost the only prominent clergyman In broohyh
who supports the Democratic party. When Roger
n Mills smoke in tho Academy Of Music, DR.. Hall
bob-nobbed with Bossn Mclaughlin In box On
Thursday night he present at the meeting an
dressed by Secretary Bayard and was called on LOT
speech But the crowning effort to influence pubic
opinion by the weight of the rector OF Holy Trinity
was in the erection of the reviewing stand for the
Democratic parade last evening In front OF Holy
Trinity Church, at Clinton and Montague sts
,, The stand was occupied by horde OF Democratic
politicians until after midnight, while tho ranks OF
the supporters of the party, aided by men hired az
81 zach 10 parade marched by Then In the early
hours of this morning force Of men set at work to
tear down the structure so that 1t might be out OF
the way for the morning services of the church Among
those conspicuous upon the platform was DR.. Hall
himself.
Further evidence of the way the United States
Marshas office in Brooklyn Is used for partisan ends
came to light yesterday. Marshal Stafford refused to
appoint any Republican deputies for service on Elec
ton Day. although has been customary to give each
party one half. Now 1t has to light that since
before The Marshal by United States Commissioner
Allen and warrants were issued only those persons
r ~sD Alexander Johnson Of the Second Ward,
into Marshal staods office YESTERDAY and &C
lie said he Informed by deputy that al inc
for sSd 90 Se the os
served. An effort has been made also TO connect
the sg names 1r IN he wad When
all they had TO do with the was that man who
had rG vass term Since e the ed bem alter se %s
registered whether he could vote.
CASES or ILLEGAL RFGrsTRATION
AdoIph scbIein was held in So 600 bail yesterday
py Justice D;.fy in the Essex Market Police Court.
for registering in the Nineteenth Election District of
the With Assembly District claiming residence at
No. 90 Delanoey-st Jacob Nathan also was held In
Sc 600 bail for registering from No. I'D Attorney-sL
He claimed that lived there six weeks Alderman
TAFT pleaded tho prisoner and Justice Patterson
agreed to reopen the tomorrow morning. Ernest
wun held IN 1000 for falsely registering from
W Thomas j. Stewart. age forty.three. Of No 3Is
Mite. in The YorkvIiIe Police Court yesterday. on
charge of illegally registering in the Forty second Elec
ton District Of the XVIlth Assembly District.
POOR SORT OF TRICK IN COoGANs INTEREST
AT the head usrters of James j. Coogan in the
Belvedere Hotel yesterday proved to be exceedingly
busy one for the Lsbcc candidate and his assistants
kr. Coogan signed $50 watchers certificates that his
vote may be taken OF. William f. c. Price,
lieutenant Of the Colonel asserted that already 900
men arc organized into Coogan clubs, and that with the
Independent voters Mr. Coogan will have a larger
support than Henry George had
scheme which by many reputable men has been
termed exceptionally tricky, to say the least was
carried into effect by Mr.. Coogans managers in the
latter part OF tfe week. They sent a circular
letter TO voters in this city, incosing city and county
ballots OF the various parties, but substituting Coogans
name In the place of other parties candidates for
Mayor. The same thing was done in the case of
William s. Gothel the United Labor candidate for
Coroner. All Republicans cautioned to examine
their ballots at the polls and their pays ticket
straight for good government
SEND THOMAS J. RUSH TO THE ASSEMBLY.
Thomas J. Rush. well known lawyer has been
nominated for Asscmblyman by the Republicans OF
the XxIyth District He has been for many years
resident Of the district, and has deservcdly high
reputation. There two Democrats In the field.
Christopher c. Clark has been nominated by Tammany
Hall and Clarence Graves by the County Democracy
There is large Republican vote in the district and
there Is no reason why Mr. Rush should not be
elected ~
FAD WORK OF THE INTERVIEWING BRIGADE"
jeremiah Pangburn, 1r., Of No. 6os Grecnwich-st.