New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31

Republicans have nominated congressman III
each of the nine districts in which CongresSmen ar
elected In this city. Unless Tamnlany spends iare
amount of money, Colonel John Il. Fellows, the car
petbagr candidate for Congress In the Nl;h DiStrc
win probably compelled TO earn his living OUTSIDE
Of a public office. Cornelius Donovan, the Repub
Ncan candidate in that district, is making a galaN
fight He is doing this. too, against 'rIneNuo"S
Democratic majority. When the campaign first began
there were three in the race, the third man oeinG
Joseph J. McKeon, a County Democrat He was com
PEELED to get out of the race by Governor Hill wheiI
the Governor this city before starting out upon
his stumpng' tour through Ohio and West virginia
But Mr. McKeons withdrawal will not be so disastrous
to Mr.. DonOvan's chances as at hrst might DC sup
posed. The County Democrats on Monday nomnaiei
Edwin L. Albeit, who will take all OF The dlsafecteA
Democratic vote, and during the time that there wa
no County Democracy candidate In the held MT
Donovan gained the backing and support OF hundreds
of Democrats who believed every one outside OF the
district does that Tammany simply sent the Colonci
down to this district giving him the Congress nomina
ton and thereby making the best OF very poo
bargain That bargain Is understood by every one
II was made with Colonel Fellows when he showed
such extensive leniency the Tammany "bo,dlcrs-
and uouor dealers All Of the thinking vorkinCmea H.
this district are doing all they can To elect Mr.
Donovan. He has money With which TO CARY on
campaign but the workingmeo are turning out royalty
for him and helping him in every way
candidate are excellent. He is William Morgan a well
known and popular Republican. Against him both
Tammany and the County Democracy have nominated
candidates The Tsmmany nominee Is +. J. Duhphy'
the present Representative. against whom many labor
organizations declared. and the County Democracy
have named W. T. Croasdae. CrOxsdale Wa al one
time . vigorous labor man. and few were more bi'Ver
AGAINST the leading political parties than he He has
made q purely personal canvass, and tumDied INTO
notoriety by being Kissed on the PLATFORM al the DIG
County Democracy massmeetng in Copper Union re
Gently. He Is by no means popular man ana rep
resents only one idea-free trade.
Timothy j. Campbell thought that he would have
sralkovers when he laid his plans early in the CAM
pairn for the Tammany County Democracy and Re
publican nominations In the With Distnc. ior Coh-
gress His duplicty has been exposed ano the kcpuo
NcAns and the independent Democrats nave tm'eu IN
nominating Samuel Rinaldo, popular real estate
dealer and halter who will give the e1Cooressmah
hard fight.
Amos j. Cummings has the unifed Democraar
nomination in the IXth District. John weiss.
popular Republican. has taken the nomihaNon again "
him. Ii was 4 courageous thing to DO Tor tnis mes''
practically sure defeat The Republican vose VIII DC
held together and Mr.. Cummings will not return W
Washington with the record Of being an unopposed
candidate Of which his friends have been sccustomeo
to boast
Cortisndt s. Van Rensselaer,, whose picture sp-
peared In last Wednesdays Tribune, In giving COZ
gresham Spinoia, Of shirtcollar fame h2ra asn'
the Xth District. Mr.. Van Rensselaer, believes IN"
is succeeding making the voters In his Congress
district believe thai is the duty OF Congressman
to represent his constituents and to champion taou
interests, and not to resort 10 measures oostucVs
legislation nor withdraw In times Of debate from ths
BODY TO which he - sent representative inc
effect Of this belief the part OF the vSters ana
their confidence in Mr. Van Rensselaer, will Be seen On
election day when many Democrats viii 60 to tho
polls and quietly cast their votes for the Republican
1oUtnae.
Campaign engagements have ksps Af' van nens.0
laer busy. but W Is constantly feeeivink s".oeso
epsfn his can lass and support from bodies hthsrto
allied with the keuocrsts On Friday evening last he
sAdreasd a arA meeting Of the Iron workess' Re
publican Club al d was enthus'Astes4S ie0sv
was on the sauA evening Endorsed By The Axecunve
Ooumit,se Of d b Anti Monopoly League. On Mon
a.. October n 10 addresses "s's 80