New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS IN THE WITH

| SATISFACTORY
MORE NEW ADHERENTs OF FAssETr THAN DE-
sERTERs TO TAMMANY.
Everything appears in good trim for the Republican
/ and Anti Tammany candidates in the With Assem-
bly, District and those who are posted In the political
ntrcacies there say that the prospect is good Tor
majority for Fasset and the Republican state ticket
equal to or greater than Harrison had three years
ago. Senator Roesch and his Tammany friends have
been so holly pushed in the YIIIth as we'll as the
other Assembly Districts within his Senate District
that the have been Obliged to call on the campaign
liar for assistance. With his aid report was put
into circulation that Martin Enge the welEknown
wholesale poultry dealer OF Essex Market one OF the
most influential Republicans of the With District
lad come out against ex-Judge Dinkel the Republican
Anti Tammany candidate for the Senate, and had pro
claimed his intention OF supporting Roesch.
The capture Of man Of Mr.. EngePs
prominence and Hberaty would indeed be something
to crow over but he spoiled the Tammany liars game
by promptly denying the story.
"They never had the slightest for putting up
such lie upon me-" said Mr. Enge yesterday. Il am
for the whole ticket from Fassctt FOR Governor down
to tho last name on the Republican BALLOT John f..
Brodsky said yesterday The liars knew that this
falsehood about Engel could not live six hours, yet
they had the gall to start it. 1t only shows how
desperate Mr. ROeschs case has become. Lying won't
save him this time and he might well know it, trSt
rs last
The descrtion to Tammany Hall Of n. S. Levy, who
accidentally became the County Democracy leader In
the With few months ago. Will result in good in
stead of i'll to the anti Tammany cause. Den well
versed in the practical politics of the East Side said
Yesterday that Levy did not take tlirty-fve votes
with him when he bartered bis organization TO Tam
many. His place has been promptly filled by Frank
Peyser, an active young Democrat, who cannot be
bought by Tammany money or promises Of office.
Mr. Peyser has reorganized his district, and already
has five times many followers us Levy
carried away. lie has established his head
quarters at No, % OrchaIdst., where he held q
r,using meeting last night which was addressed by
Justice Alfred Steckler Julius hamburger, John Y.
McKane Samuel echimkOwitz, John e. M0loney and
Joseph Steiner. Some of the M st enterpfsing
citizens Of the district have enlisted under Mr.
Peyser's banner, and will make ii hot for Tammany
until the polls close Tuesday night. The secretary
of the new organization is Michael Cohn, prominent
Essex Market wholesale dealer. Other members are
Abram DroorsBy, No 60 Canal-st. Wolf Lyman, No
"a Orchard Abram Godsein, Essex Market Solo
mon Peyser, roaLestate broker; Joseph Needle, No
1874 Orchardst.; Jacob Price, No. Al Ludlow-st; Ed
ward Irschield, No. 10 Ludlow-st.; Louis WaXman,
wholesale grocer In Ludlow-st; Bernard silberman
No. % Norfoll-st; John sherry, No. "A Alenst, and
Abraham Abrams, No. "a Ludow-st.
The With Assembly District Republican AsSocia-
ton will have big demonstration at its headquarters
at Grand and Allen SIS. tonight, preceded by q
street parade. The true and loyal boys Of the
With win be Joined by the Pioneer Club of the INth
District, the Grant Club Of the Win, the PFogress
club of the Xth, and the Republican Association Of
the XVIII, with bands, drumcorps and Fassett Ians
parcncles. The column Will parade through all the
principal streets and wake up the district.
The Peoples Municipal League and the friends g, o.
tle blanket ballot are alsD Wdeawake In the Nlllu
and active for Fassett and the Republican and anu
Tammany ticket They. will hold Ballot Reform
meeting at Military Hall, No 1913 Bowery tomorrow
evening. Eminent speakers will address the meeting