New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
AND PERSONAL
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
REGISTRATION TO BE COMPLETED THIS WEEK
A GOOD CHANGE BY THE REPUBLICAN
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The nr,ncipal progress In the political campaign IN
the last week was the fling Of the lists OF candidates
By the regular parties with the County Clerh 10
ensure the official printing OF their bali"s lhere
will be four regular tickets printed-the RrpuDlca'
Democratic, Prohibition and Socialstc-Labor Iher'
will also be q blank ballot. II th" names OF inde-
pendent candidates are properly certified by 100 sworn
signatures and filed with the County Clerk by or before
Thursday of this week their official ballots Will be
printed There will be TO independent canddateS 10
run over the entire city county. But ID tue lllo
Congress District will receive ballots bearing
only the name Of Colonel John Wesley Jones ior hep-
resentative In Congress Those who wish to use the
ballot will have to write or paste the name Oh canu-
dates for other Offices on IT, In the towns OF Fiat
bush and New Utrecht citizens tickets for town ohces
have been nominated and the proper certificates ned'
The bundcr of the Democratic leaders OF Flatahos III
failing to file the lIst OF their nominees WITHIN omcc
hours OF the anal day provided by law was due 10
their Misunderstanding of the law. They nled the ISL
with the glatlands town clerk instead OF with tne
Clerk of KnSs County. the law provides If shall
be decided that the list being handed In after once
hours was not legally filed it will be necessary 10
nominate the ticket independent one and secure
the necessary 100 signatures OF supporters and file it
by October %.
Now that the preminares are all disposed OF there
remain two full weeks for the work Of making known
to voters the merits Of the men who seek Their
SURFACES. Tho Republican candidate for sheriff IS
making an exceedingly favorable impression upon all
who ere becoming acquainted with him In the progress
Of his canvass self made man In the fullest sense
he deserves great credit for the success that has marked
Nj Until afe he
aborer but he supplemented his scanty means OF edu
cation by study when driving an ice-wagon When ne
secured . clerkship In police court he set himself 10
study law, and when admitted TO the examination for
admission to the bar he surprised the lawyers VINO
questioned him. He has succeeded In building up a
good practice and has especially commended himself
to labor organizations by making charge for cases
entrusted 10 him. lie will secure strong labor sup
port, and will get many Democratic votes IN the
Eastern District, especially in the German wards II
the Western District Republicans heartily support MIN
he can carry of the Shrievaty. Mr.. Kramer was
strongly talked for County Clerk two years ago. but
uas defeated for the nomination by Captain Kaiser who
was elected BY o singular coincidence the Democratic
candidate, John Courtney was defeated for nomna-
lion when he tried for IL before but he escaped defeat at
that time and may be sorry that he was not again set
aside this year.
While the contest on the part Of Republicans for the
offices OF Controller and City Auditor, in view OF the
years stretch, has been thought to be almost use
less ono there are good hopes that the beginning
of another decade will restore to Republicans the Of
fees held by stenmetz and zimmerman ten years ago
Charles T. Dunwel the Republican candidate for Con-
trolier, is successful busincsA man and forcibe
public speaker. At the convention to renominste
Representative Wallace, Mr.. Dunwell spoke for the
Twenty first Ward and made . clever address. The
more he becomes known to voters the better he will be
liked. While he has . strong opponent In Controller
Jackson, the latter has weak running mate In Anton
Weber. The latter simply nominated sop
thrown to Che Germans. The vigorous opposition de-
veloped when "Boss' Mclaughlin told the German
Democratic General Committee that no would rather
the entire ticket defeated than to put their representa-
tive upon H. led to q reconsideration, and Mr.. Weber
WIS named simply In the hope Of getting Germans to
vote for him snd the rest Of the Democratic ticket.
But Mr. Weber will not o catspaw to get the
clestnuts out Of the fire for Mclaughlin the Repub-
lcan candidate, Jerry Costello, will poll an enormous
vote manned war veteran, he makes powerful
appeal all patriotic citizens, and he Is far better
qualified for the Office than Weber whose illteracy Is
we'll Mr.. Costello has given up his duties as
ettercarer pending the election In order to collect
votes instead OF letters. No Is moro popular than
Mr. Costello about the City Hall, where he has been
seen for many years his daily rounds. His galantry
on the field Of battle and suerngs in rebel prisons
should be strong cards in his favor
The reception TO Bishop Loughlin, In the Rink. on
Friday night. only be compared with the reception
given Mr. Deecher the occasion OF fe seventeen
anniversary Of his birth In June. 1889 The Academy
Of Music was crowded on that occasion. and there
were many notable speeches. reception which
crowded the 18th Regiment ormory was given to DR..
Talmeee whom he returned from the Holy Land last
winter When DR.. storrs reached the thrty-hfth an
niversary Of his ministry he was presented with
purse If $4,000. II was much regretted on Friday
night that Archbishop Ryan, Of Philadelphia. who
had been expected to speak was unable to do SO.
There will be notable addresses tomorrow even
ing at the jubilee banquet.
The Leasus OF Republican Clubs. formed few
months AGO. Is making It's force felt In the campaign
Meetings to expound the details Of the new system
Of voting have been held, and efforts
have been made to secure full regis
trauon. The League will hold . meeting on
Tuesday evening for the exposition OF the Ballot Re-
form law Al the rooms of the Phil Sheridan Club, at
Fulton and Pineapple sts On Friday night the League
win have meeting 1t tho same place. II ID hoped to
havr A mase.meeting In the Rink, on Tuesday, Octo
ber 80.
An votsrs Who desire 10 exercise Their rights -
c,tzsns vfu hsvs % register this week. Although
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