New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
THE RIGHT MEN TO ELECT.
THEY WILL MAKE GOOD ALDERMEN.
THE CANDIDATES WHOM THE REPUBLICANS
HAVE NOMINATED AND ENDORSED.

HAVE NOMINATED AND ENDORSED.
One Of the most important duties which the voters
OF this city have 10 perform Tuesday is the seecuo
OF proper TO represent the several districts I'D
the Bpard of Aldermen. Although the Board has peen
shorn, and experience has proved most wisely sho'
Of many Of its odtme prerogativcs. among them INC
right TO confirm and reject the Mayors appoint
ments, enough Of authority is left TO 1t TO make tis
branch of the city government potent one for soou
or evn AS Instructors Of improvements
which the liberal spirit of the times dema.uS
the Board has been within only year or wv
standing in the way of progress, not In one case ~
In several The consequence has been that scanuAi'
have arisen only less In moment than those when
made the Boodle5 Board of 1884 notorious because
the men who were called upon 10 stand and denver
refused to pay the price which the boodlers Pia'
upon the franchises that were sought
In making their nominations for Aldermen this year
the Republicans I'm the various districts have en-
deavored 10 steer clear Of this purchasaoe Knu -
material and It IS believed that they have placed oy
mon of good character and integrity in the nou' ~
strongly Democratic districts where the election u
a Republican was impossible they have given 'n'ii
Endorsement to the best Democrat In nomination. o.
they believe
Three of the best Republicans in the present bosru
have been renominated by the regular conventions
George Gregory in the With George b. MOTIFS III W
Nth, and Charles NJ Hammond in the Twenty -ioui.A
their districts and made good records In the boei"
during the last year. They should be re-elec'ed W
increased majorities
In the XIIIth District, Charles ". Smith, youie
LAWYER and an active Republican, has been nomiha'e1
by the regular organization, and James A. Co"io'
the present Republican member, by the opposiuoh "
sprague- Cowie organization. Mr. Cowies rcoru GA
tending through several years Of membership mas no
been impeached. He stands well also with '
business Of his part Of the city.
In the With District, c. G. Zettler, youhs
German Republican and business man, has pcci
nominated by the new organization 70 success
Christian Goetz, who has been renomtnated py uo
o'Brien men, Mr.. Zettler is highly spoken Of ~ his
neighboIs and acquaintance.
John W. Cooper, the Republican nominee IN inc
IXth District, will receive the united support OF tne
party as well as Of many business regardless Oh
politics
Joseph L. Schneider. whom the Republicans nave
nut IN for Alderman in the Xth deputy-colector
Of internal revenue under several Republican ad-
ministrations, and stands we'll in the district
The Republican candidate In the XVIII DISTRICT
is William NJ Montgomery, one Of the most widey
known business men OF thai part of the city, lie IS
a man OF mature age. faithful Republican. and his
friends say that he will poll thousands of Democratic
votes.
Robert Gordon, who has accepted the nomination in
the XVIIth District has long been president OF inc
Coal Exchange ana Is an Old-LHlc ItsIucHt Vi ""
district. He is uncOmpromising Republican, anu i
elected would be a credit 10 the Office
In the XVIIIth District that veteran Republican
Bernard Bigln has been nominated Mr. Bigllhs
experience as an Assemblyman and as former Alder
man would make him valuable member Of the Board
George W. Hamilton, the Republican candidate
In the XIXth, IS one OF The most
enterprising builders Of that part Of town
and is largely interested in its growth and develop
rnent He will receive hearty support outside OF
the Republican ranks.
Charles B. Roller is an active member OF the party
in the XXth District. and his nomination Is highly
gratifying to his Hebrew neghbors and friends No
CARELESS OF party lines. Mr.. Roller Is cigar mani
factircr and Is a member OF the Republican County
Committee.
The candidate for Alderman IN the XX1st District
Is ex-Alderman Charles p. Sanford, of the late
ex-Judge Sanford During three years of former
service In the Board his record pronounced honest
and creditable-
John Brandt, 1r., who has received the nomination
in the XXIId District is lifelong Republican and
deserves cordial support He viii make good
business member If elected
Thomas Foley. the County Democracy candidate
in the Ist who has the Republican Endorsement is a
popular and has good prospects, It is said, of
beating Alderman Flynn. Thomas Maher, County
Democrat in the I'D, has also received
the Republican indorsement has Patrick n Oakley,
who has been renomlnaed by the County Democrats of
Democracy nominee in the INth, with the Repub-
lcan Endorsement, Is crcditable business man. In
the XIlth District Aldermap TAFT has beer renom-
mated by the County Democracy, and the kepub-
Leans have Endorsed him. In the XVIth Anthony
VI. jordan County Democrat Will be supported by
the Republicans. James Owens County Democrat.
Republicans, and Is making a lively against
Alderman David Barry.