New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04


people. and should have the votes Of citizens OF
all parties.
Cast an American, and not an English ballot
Tho xIrth Brooklyn Assembly District be-
Ioncs rirhtfnly to the Republicans. Mortimer q.
Earl the Democratic candidate, has made a
thoroughly bad record Of Albany when he has
been there No good citizen Of that district ought
10 hesitate in voting against him. William watson
will make a better legislator than Mr.. Earl. ana
bc will not vote for either Hill or Weed for the
United States Senate.
Congressman Stahlnecker, OF the AlVth Distr1ct
of this State has been one OF Tue champion ao-
sentees Of the present Congress. lie turheo up
missing 392 times out OF poSsioie aoZ-.ha' ID
his record on roll-cals Nevertheless, the Demo-
Gratis Of the district are running nun ior ree'ec-
tion--that is. for reabsenteeism. In the circum-
stances there ought to DO no douo' Oh 'he SUCCESS
If 7 Thomas Stearns, the Republican nominee
He could be depended upon II sen' ~ vpshihs
tom to act we'll his part to look after the interests
~ his constituents in thoroughly satisfactory
ma;Tner We trust the XIvth will give good
account Of herself to-day that it will decide by
an emphatic majority thai one 'ei" Vi "o'e"''ei'
does not deserve another.
Touis HaHen is only an assumed name for
1r.nrv n purrov Every citizen of the Annexed
| District who casts a ballot for Haflen votes TO
| continue Purrovs control of affairs beyond the
Ha lem. Louis J. Heintz is the candidate Tor
Street Commissioner who represents all eiements
opposed to Purroy.
Veto acainst free fraud in the South free trade
with cheap-labor Europe. and the iree-fom
| Democracy
| Protection for American industry and labor;
| nrotection for the sacred rights OF cioHehsihp
| in every quarter Of the Union: pro'ecuoh ioi
| American shipping interests on the hisn seao
protection for the right OF the majority IN Coh-
press to make laws for the people Leu evefs
Republican to-day be proud to call himself ITO
tectionist and TO cast Protection paiiot
| The With and With Assembly Districts In
Kings County are both close. and both have been
carried by Republicans within few years Last
wear the Democrats carried them by pluralitles
Of A26 and AGA respectively. With such strong
candidates as Charles A. Weller and James Boyd,
our party friends have excellent chance OF re-
deeming these districts Every vote VIII tell,
and a change of little over 200 in each district
will add two Assemblymen TO the Republican
| ranks.
Vote with the churches and the pulpits and all
the other agencies Of public morality Vote against
| the bosses and the saloons.
Smith Weed pops up like jack-in-the-boX az
| the last moment as Democratic candidate TOT the
United States Senate. Whether he is Governor
Hills rival or dummy is not of the slightest con-
sequence Hs has record in the eipher-dispatch
conspiracy 10 steal the electoral votes OF Southern
States in 1876 which condemns him as an unht
candidate for that high office. Let no honest
| voter be deceived by this Democratic hocus-pocus.
| 4 Republican Legislature must be elected IN order
TO secure a representative in the United States
| Senate who will lie worthy Of the Empire State
Charles A. Hess was an able prosecutor in the
| United States Observation-Disclosures office; he was
an energetic defender of the rights Of his clients
in the courts and he has the qualifications for an
excellent Judge The voters of the With District
| ought to-day to elect him Civil Justice
| The Republicans ought TO gain Congressman
in the Richmond Suffolk Queens District. Their
candidate, john Lewis Childs, has developed un-
usual strength and popularity. lie is known all
over the three counties and is generally liked anu
respected A leading Democratic paper gree'ed
his nomination with the frank admission that
Chills was an exceedingly dangerous man TO run
against" and If his friends do their whole duty
| to-day he will prove dangerous enough TO defeat
| his opponent The redemption of the LIST District
would be most gratifying triumph
The Democracy today drives four-in-hand
tho Solid South, the Ohio Gerrymander, English
Free Trade and the Saloon Power.
Let no man who is DESTROYS of aiding in oo-
tanning for this city an honest and fearless gov
| ernment fail to vote to-day. DO not postp5ue
your duty Vote early. If you delay until the
| last bour some unforeseen circumstance may pre-
vent YOU from depositing your ballot Every
honest vote lost by negligence for the Peoples
ticket is one gained by Tammany Hall. Fair
| weather or foul, vote early
Free Trade should receive knock-down blow
| to-day. not only in the defeat Of w. j. COombs In
the lid Congressional District, which is GER
tanty but in the wipingout Of the big Demo-
| cratic majority in the lid District. where ID. A.
| Boody Free Trader as rampant as Coombs. is
counting on victory. The workingmen OF this
| district cannot do q more creuitaDle or useful
thing than by electng James Gresham as their
| Representative in Congress-
Vote early, The consciousness that you have
cast your ballot VIII make you enjoy your break
! fast all the better.
The voters Of the Xth Congressional District OF
this city, without regard TO party. ought TO sup
port Cortland s. Van Rensselaer,. They will CON-
suit their own best interests by doing So Mr..
Van Rensselaer, is fitted by character and capacity
to make an efficient and trustworthy Congress
man-the sort of Congressman which the dis
trct does not possess at the present time and
which il will not possess if his opponent should
win Roswell P. Flower asserted just before the
| aa.upnian heran that the QemnCratiC COngrcS-