New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
Education. he thought he had fulfilled his duty To the
READY FOR TO-DAY'S ELECTION
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO RUN AGAINs1
THE SALVATION ARMY ICEMAN

REPC BLlCAN CANDlDAIf4 ~ Run A"AiNoS
THE SALVATION ARMY ICEMAN
Preparations were going yesterday among the
politicians of the With Congress District for the election
which is to take place to-day I'LL the vacancy IN ths
New-York delegation caused by the resignation Of
Frank r. Fitzgerald TO accept the officer Of Register.
On the Republican side the man who Will be generally
supported Is George w. Collier by vocation truck
man, who bears excellent reputation both a. 8
citizen and Republican Mr. Collier belongs TO the
IXth Assembly District and was brought forward BY
the Young Mems Republican Club Of that district and
is ndorsed also by the IXth District Pioneer Club,
In addition 10 other good traits he devoted part q
his youth the defence Of his country IN the WI f0s
the preservation Of the Union and stands desorvedIS
high as a Grand Army man. His tickets wors d!ss
trbuted IN all ninety election districts OF the
Congress District night and he is to have voiun-
teer workers all the polls. Mr. Golfers friends ana
neghbors talk confidently OF eiectng him.
The Tammany workers of the Ist, yth and pkth
Assembly Districts which compose the With Congress
District met at No. 800 Hudson-st. last evening and
received their instructions and bundles OF tickets oesr
ing the name Glory Charlie. 1ceman" Turne1
was said TO be known IN the Salvation Army. NO CO.
thusiasm was apparent, but the head men said thcy
were sure of electng Turner on account OF "su' OK
organization against him. 1t is reported tnat many
of the Tammany rank and file who cannot 60 toelr
candidates record as salvation Army heutehan~ are
going 10 vote tickets inscribed WIN 'ne ha"e u D@~
McGintyr by way of protest.
There is a general expectation OF cnAnss
in the Tammany leadership in the AVtn
Assembly District, where Alderman hiensro q.
sullivan has welded the baton OF power LOT seYerA
wears Mr. sullivan suffered defeat at the last oaee
ZION. and is about to be turned adm BY his former
followers Ex-Assemblyman john 3. AcOodrnk. u
was expected would be rhe Adcrman's SUCCESSOR ou'
he declined the honor, owing TO bis friendship ior
sullivan and It Is probable that sx-AssemoSmsn
William Walton, who has recently removed nom mo
XyIItb 10 the XVIII District, win be called 20 assume
the leadership.
Friends of ex-CorOner Ferdinand Eidmann sxe posi-
five In asserting that he Will shortly receive Iom tno
President the appointment of Collector OF lnnrnaa
Revenue for the Third Collection District, to succeed
Leonard A. Giegerich. appointed by Mr.. Cleveland
about three years ago.
judge Patterson, In the supreme Court, ohsmoes.
Yesterday issued a mandamus requiring the Board OF
reg srratlon the Fourth Election Dsu1ct, Ia tnS
YIN Assembly District to register the name OF Joseph
Kline so that he could vote az the election Tor mem.
her OF Congress In the With Congrt ssonal Dsfrct 70
day Kline moved from the Eighth District 10 tns
Fourth District the day after the last eecuon ano
conSeGnently he had not bean In the Fourth District
thirty devs Judge Patterson decided that the dlsr
,cferred 70 in the Constitution was tho Assembly, Aa
not the eec ton district