New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02


of the city pool-rooms was not of character TO
commend HIM to the support Of the people who
believe that these nuisances should he suppressed
James Fitzgerald would be a better Judge Of the
Court of General Sessions.
Only three days and then victory an along the
line The harder all Republicans work now the.
moro will they rejoice over the triumph that awaits
them on Tuesday next.
The Brooklyn Eagle artlessly inquiries what
the tax-rate has 70 do with the coming election,
and proceeds TO argue that the result next Tues
day will not alter the taX-bils this year. Very
true. Mayor Chaplin has done all the mischief
he can so far as high taxes this year are con-
cerned But the people Of Brooklyn mean to
keep him from having chance to do tho same
thing again The tax-rate has great deal TO TO
with the election at the other end of the Bridge,
as Mr.. Chaplin, The Eagle = and everybody else
will find out when the returns come in.
Frederick, G. Gedney served the city well as
Civil Justice He can serve it even better as City
Court Judge.
Thomas Allison is conspicuously fitted for high
judicial position. Every one respects and honors
him, and bench and bar alike recognize his eX-
ceptional ability. Votes for Mr. Allison for Com
mon Pleas judge will be votes wisely bestowed
Voters should not have the slightest hesitation
in choosing between the two candidates for Regis
ter in this city. Mr. Bclamy. who has been named
by the Citizens, the Republicans and the County
Democrats, is man OF the highest
standing, and possesses superior quail
oh IL
knowledge of real estate matters. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald the Tammany candidate, has no special
fitness or training, and if he should be elected ne
,youId resign the office of Congressman and put
the city 70 the expense of holding a speclai
election 70 fiji the vacancy. The interests of
economy and good government demand the election
of Mr.. Bellamy
Wemple has not only forfeited his Office, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the statue put
he has forfeited the respect of all honorable ana
upright men.
Don't fail to elect Lispenard Stewart to the
Senate in the With District. There are two
Democratic candidates there, and consequently
GOOD chance for the Republican to win. Mr'
Stewart is an excellent candidate and VIII 90 tne
citv and the State good service at Albany.
Jacob A. Cantor is one of the Tammany candi-
dotes who ought to be elected to stay at home.
uo serves Tammany Hall first, last. and all the
limo The Republican candidate for Senator in
tho Xth Charles A. Peabody, is lawyer OF
o,,oo1lont standing. and is we'll fitted for legis-
,o.i,o Duties. As there is County Democrat also
IN the field. Mr. Peabodys chances are good pro-
,dod the Republican votes are all cast for him ana
u, tho Republican voters are brought to the polls
Euoene 8. Ives comes to heel too humbly when
p;ohayd Croker whistles The voters of tho
yItb Senate District ought not to send him back
to Albany.
IN tho yth Senate District Charles A. Peabody
IL On far superior to either OF the Democratic
candidates for the State Senate IN all the quantities.
and endowments that make up useful legislator
that thc intelligent voters of the district should
give him handsome plurality over Cantor and
Culver
,r,.r ora fghtinp n Democratic ring in Brook
:, I.rsev CITY vigorous combination Is
hord at work 70 overthrow the corrupt Democratic
w.. an active canvass is being made in Balti-
moro AGAINST the Democratic ring led by Senator
German. The rings must go
=, tho Republican Assemblymen who ought
ono y. 90 he sent back TO Albany is Francis
Xinc Of the With District.
o@o Mr.. King had the ad.
ye". that came from two candidates run
Inst him Now the Democrats are united.
~ :. ill reouire special effort to secure his
' ,.is His record at Albany was first-ciass and
I'll, ho q more valuable legislator next winter
nc " - ,os last The With is one Of the districts
w.. tho Republcans cannot afford to lose.
Tho yItb Assembly District has in past years
iho -'. GOOD men to Albany. It's voters can
, oontinue that meritorous work and ada 10
10" ,,orod lisb by electing William Nicholas
,,le NH I,ho is in every way fitted for fruitful
a,hIic service at the State Capitol
With two Democratic Candidates IN 'Ie heiu
| the Republicans OF the 'illuh Sen"'c DiS.iioO
oucht TO have no dlfhculV III e''c'ns '''' '''''o
o"sr Their candidate, Lspcnard Stewart, Is
= nbc-spirtcd citizen oil tne nioSo auiniiaoie
,,,oIl known for many reasons, among these
sor' "ra with useful charities. The voters
li,' H'n with District should send Dir. Stewart
,Ihorv nv a big majority over the combined
,,o,, Of his Democratic opponents.
Tommony is working hard. The three districts
.La+ chow an increased registration over that of
,ss7 are all Tammany districts.
covernor Warrens report of the affairs of
v,,omino Territory shows the same amazing
n,oo,oss there which has characterized the develop
,non, of her Northwestern sisters. The popula-
zion has increased from 1900 in 1870 to 10000,
e. 600 900 to 100000. Wyomings star
| nnst soon be added to the flag.
as back number =