New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

to the city treasury
Henry s. Rasquin ought to be elected Surrogate
of Kings County. He is popular young iawyer
ond AN enthusiastic National Guardsman, and has
aone excellent work as member OF the board
of Supervisors Mr.. Abbott, the Democratic canul-
date was selected by Governor HILL ny anu
with the consent of the Old Man and ohe',
70 succeed Surrogate Lott Vote for Rasquin
and give another needed rebuke to the Governor
and the Brooklyn ring.
The bosses plant and the bosses wafer, ouo ~
is the peoples own fault II the bosses OBTAIN 'ne
increase.
When he forced wempe and Tabor upon his
nartv's ticket, Governor Hill went too far IN his
defiance of honest public sentiment.
The BROOKLYN saloon-keepers are solid for
Chapin Under Mayor Baird the Excise Depart
ment will not be conducted with an eye single
to the interest of the saloons
n the Senate and Assembly Of 1890 which
are to be chosen to-day contain two-thlrds
Republican majority, Governor HITS antl-relorm
yetoes will be overridden. Additional safeguards
will be placed around the ballot-box, and we'll
considered high-license law will be placed upon
the statute books. Therefore, vote for the
Republican legislative ticket will be vote
to promote the common welfare.
Vote the Citizens ticket straight They arc
sound and worthy men, every one
How much better we shall be prepared for
the observance Of Thanksgiving Day if the Repub-
lcans are generally successful in to-days elections
Every Brooklyn Republican should vote for
Clancy and Lake. Both are men OF sterling
honesty and well equipped for the offices they
nre running for Mr.. Clancy will make an ex-
cellent Controller and Mr.. Lake will make good
jackson and kretzschmar'
the Democratic nominees against them, are repre-
sentatives Of the unwhoesome ring ana shoul'
he buried along with Chaplin and Boss Nc
Laughlin's other fgureheads'
The pie-stand in politics and the peanut IN
politics must 60.
When such q man as Frederick G.. Gedney Is
willing 70 serve the community as City Couro
Judge the community serves itself by elecung
him.
Tho Attorney-General Of New-York ought to
no n GOOD lawyer, fearless, incorruplole, INDUS
tr,ous and energetic man. The Republican candl-
date answers perfectly 10 this Description ana
ne possesses this additional advantage, that an
extraordinary number Of personal friends IN Dooh
narties know from long acquaintance how well ne
is qualified to serve the people
n = Tabor otherwise known as Ceiling Fraud
Tabor. otherwise known as Consomme Froid lanor'
is a good candidate for obscurlty
Civ WAR. in the Kings County District-Attorney
office is quite long enough for James W. hldgway'
u;s nrivate practice is yearning for HIM. Johh
n Groom is inst the man to succeed him. and un-
Garth the secrets of those plgeon-holes'
c,orerror Hill told the Brooklyn Democrats
that Mavor Chapin's election was lmporant 10
him Chapin) not only because OF this elecuoh'
but because of the possibilities 1t Involves LOT
him in the future" The people Of Brooklyn,
however. will elect a Mayor to-day-not potenual
candidate for Governor in 1891.
To whom l.. NAV concern The best way TO get
nm a good appetite for to-day's breakfast VIII oe
70 On 70 the polls and vote the Republican ocNe'
before sitting down TO that meal
Edward Wemple, tn, Democratic candldaoe ior
Controller has public record which grows olacher
and backer the deeper 1t Is prooed 1T 10 I'M
nossibIe 70 understand how any ciuzen VINO c"rc'
stra,v for the State of New-lork can support 'n''
discraced official His defeat to-day VIII DC an
occosion for sincere congratulation by all repuooic
men. whatever their politics.
Remember the ceiling fraud when you go 10 'ne
ballot-box to-day.
TIA ,,o,er who is wise in his generation care
s.u,- .oods over his ballots before he casts them
-. ,.otter from whom he receives them III Is
aI,,.ars we'll 70 be sure yo' are right before you
go ahead.
r,,.. vote yourself and then seek out some Re-
publIcan who you may have reason TO suspec, Is
.a,, ~ home. and induce him TO discharge his
auty let no vote for our excellent tickets be
los, for want Of going after It,
~. novid B. Hill 1t is your boast that you
Domocrat, but you have never stated what
49,. - Democrat you professed TO be. The
ovaiss,on however, is immateral The people
,rrou, now, II they never did before, that you are
n.mocrat who does not hesitate to shield "a
shamel,ss law-breaker, provided he happens TO be
,er her Of your own party. II you had respect to
-. reouirements of your high office you would
ha,,e suspe nded Edward Wempe from office sew
.ra, days ago. Your own and Wempe's motto
evidently is: Public office is private snap
Controller wemple says IL wasn't his business 70
,usvent the ceiling job. New-York wants Con-
,roller who will make IL his business.
The Republicans of tho XxIst Assembly Distric'
.hoaala NOT allow their record in the Assembly %