The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

Department in 1880 over those Of 1850 w. thus far AZ
the rate Of 81, 900 per day.
Col Michael c. Murphy one Of the bee tfnown and
bestliked OF the local politicians has NJ been seen
about among his associates much OF late hs used to
be the case in formorJeaa The reason OF mat the
Colonel has been sick man and Is ot tsoWy re-
recovering from illness which seemed III ely to have
. serious termination
Tho adoption Of the new electoral law wn contrary
TO the expectation of It's most ardent Advt Gates not
decrease the expenses of the candidates inning for
office, but will rather increase them. me mere item
OF printing tickets has never been large" 10 TOT any
candidate Under tho provisions OF the nee law, the
candidates are not to have seems gems rally sup
posed their tickets printed by the State. what the
State to do 10 to print the tickets OF ponuo 0reah
cations IL the candidate is satisfied to - pose his
chances upon the support OF organization. we'll ana
good, ho IA rAyed the 500 or the SiN D. which
the printing OF the uckem wout have
cost him. but only the sAnguine or reduous
candidate would roy hA so he must prepa 60 his In
dvidunI nnpters and by some device get rem into
the hands of voters lie must also have prr TED ana
distributed various sets and combinations OF vi int 10 TO
be known a. blanket pastors" Many tho'a anus Oh
those must be obtained for use in each dst let ana
h.r N, v,,g for than tbe candidate pays not for
printing hn name but also for tho printihH or tho
names Of each Of hts associates upon II there
being but ticket to be voted by each eectd THIS
will add the expense which no would have hal under
the old system aud besides h these paster baa ots Will
city elections They will be about six times a. long IA
the ordinary voting ticket have ton times ast much
pr nted matter thereon, and must DO gurnme upon
the back-au item OF considerable expense In tho case
OF 4ooJO or So 100.
AmAorty of those thus far selected to cond bot the
enumeration OF the Inhabitants OF tho city for - red
er authorities arc Democrats though she c. uisus 10
conducted by Republican oioals and was &c peray
supposed that It would be made by Repuoh IAN ap
popteeA Tho discovery Of tho existing state oil thngs
ha, ps.p source OF treat ariof to number Of eepub
ncan workers" who had hoped to do the State soms
service enunerAtors.
The German Republicans who spt into two dis luetnR
factions after President Harrisons inauguration have
reorEsnized as Tho German Republican Central Com
mlttee" meeting at IL East Eighth street. Fer tnand
Eidman and Morris Friedsam led the respect' b fac
tiona Permanent organization was effected y the
election of tho following o1cerS: President Chai zee A.
Flammer; Vice. ProsldentG Philip BotZ and mHnnt
Urban; secreturioA j. Muhling and Paul schu zAeri
Treasurer, August schofeL Edman s Collector bfln-
terna Revenue for the Third district and FredS ami 10
tho cashier In the Barge ONCE
The Republican Business Men have taken to di onss'
ing the Electoral law, but none of them ha yet
dsoorned any advantage which they have aecur Va by
its enactment. The new law, by the way 10 1t OF
print temporarily and Secretary Of state Frank Rco
has FORTH throughout the state an announce nhent
to that effect Anow edition 10 being printed
The John II. Grimes Republican Club Of the J NTH
ward 10 going have August excursion and In eier
that the attendance be largo as possible th In
vitations not to DO limited to Republicans no
are an almost unknown quantity in that district pith
two tickets running the Republicans arc second; hith
three third with fourth and 80 on, In tho rst
Assembly district OF which the Fifth ward the n poer
but least Democratic part