New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOHLIN.
EASTERN DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
UNITED FOR STRONG FIGHT AGAINST TIE

UNITED FOR STRONG FIGHT AGAINST TIE
FRACTIONAL DEMOCRATS.
Politics are at midsummer heat in the Eastern DIS
trict. The Republicans there united IN realty 10
they have not been for many years before ana a. II i
this section of the city upon which the kepuonta"s
rely for their majOrlties for city ana county
this news is specially gratifying in the 1hlrtechuh
Ward there will be friendly rivalry between Lawrence
f. Malone, nephew Of the Rev. Dr. sylvester Naloc'
rector of SITS. Peter and Paul Church ana fcs"enV
william Mcdonald of the Republican Union. ior ue
nomination for Assembly. The lNth Assembly DIS
tct composed of the Thirteenth Nineteenth ana l"oi
18th wards two of these wards being In the Eastern
District largely Republican. but this district last lai
was carried by Democrat Charles sutherland. me
indications arc that Republican Assemblyman VIII
be elected in the IXth District by big malorhy' rs
the party is thoroughly united Warden Patrick hayes
the Democratic leader of the Thirteenth Wara' con-
fesses that he hardly expect TO eject even his con-
stable again.
Ex-Alderman william j. lie Pine has already an
nounced himself as candidate for the Republican
nomination for Civil Justice Of the lid or Eastern
District the place filled by Nose Enee' Vi ,'io
seventeenth Ward. who is Democrat MI lie rhic
lives in the Thirteenth Ward, and has already rececu
assurances of support from many Of his party lcocrs
in the Eastern District Supervisor stephen H. JACOBS
has made an excellent record in the Board of which he
Is a member. lie is working Republican, ana VIII
probably be elected from the Thirteenth WaIu "uhou'
opposition. 10. -.
In the Fourteenth Ward there is pretty Kettle OF
fish in this Democratic stronghold line un'errli'"
are split into two hostile camps. Inc heeuiAS'
heretofore under the leadership OF oharltes Oon"s
sioner Francis Nolan and Assessor Thomas Paterson
had check last fall in the defeat of their candda'e
Matthew smith for Supervisor by the present. lou."
bent an Independent Democrat Patrick haP"'
strong Lawrence F. worrall Association Is oppoSeu "
she REGULARS and within the last few DAYS lie u's
charge of John T. smith from the Board OF Educa'Io
has reinforced the Independents greatly Young Sh'h
Is tho son of the defeated regular candidate Tor super
visor and Is a leading member of the Ermihie Oluo'
which has heretofore been intensely regular, but VIII
change in consequence Of the slight put upon us ~
Der The discussions among the DcinOcIaS IA '0
Fourteenth Ward will endanger senator T. H. nv
Carren,s reelection lie has been already slated ior
the Democratic nomination, put VIII W ' -
independent Democrats 49,
the mass Of the Democrats in the Fifteenth warn
are not pleased with the castiron rule OF fe Coui
missioner John Ennis and Alderman Willl@h Nohc"'
The Republicans united and aggressive anu eAPc''
without doubt TO Nc elect their present. supervisor
HcHIy c. oafIen. -,
Coroner Lindsay and Court officer Andy" Beck, OF
tho sivteen+l, Ward The Democratic leaders, have d
hard fight on their hands. Joseph Hayes ana oticr
leading Democrats have declared war u tilo hnAlc' anu
the knife t. the dt" against Lindsay ana Ills oc9hc 70
he relominated fog Coroner. The united RepuOHOaI'
say they Will elect their candidate 10 inc +ASsciNoiS
this fall Edward H. Schleutcr is a candidate AGAIN
for iTe Senate against the present incumbent T. H.
McCarren and as he only beaten by ms Dehl"-
cratic competitor BY couple Of hundred votes III an
off year. Mr. schleutcr expects 10 be the next Sei
ator from the Nth District
In GreenpoInt, which composes the seventeenth
Ward an equally divided Democracy asserts the Chains
respectively OF Bernard Lamb aud Moses Ehge lor 'e
nomination for Civil Justice of the llld District Tic
fight is a bitter one and will benefit TIE Republicans
If that waIG~and the With Assembly District when
* composed of the seventeenth and Eighteenth wards
The Democrats of the Eighteenth Ward are all III tac
tiops Many of their leaders arc candidates for nom
nations Ex-Assemblyman William Bianchieid was
sheycd last year. and will not be extnguiShcd 'ls
year without bitter fight. Supervisor Peter "angloH
and his followers from Picklevle' are deadly enc
mic of the new and high tOned' BushWlck DeIlJ-
cratic Club which is erecting S2OOOOO clhD-i"uSc'
The outlook for Republican success Is g;od III 'h'
ward. . r >-,no+oo,+b yvord
Colonel A. d. Baird, Commissioner OF Elections JACOB
Worter lanes f. Taylor, William {. Bryant, lernari
peters William j. Carich. the present supervisor are
oil in ba,ness together for Republican success super
Wisor Carrick will be reelected without opposition ana
the ward II Is promised. will exceed It's former hepuD
| Tcan ma1orities at the coming eiectiVh'