The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

A solid delesat,on OF seven Democratic Senators from
| New York city, two from BROOKLYN. one from west
chester and one from the portion OF Long island not In
sSSSd record sS%n.. Of the State
''' " 'A' 'e"'' w eo".es s s"her'
The Republican. h.-. not ye, secured hail for their
reprs..n,.ive.to moe. in though they have been dit.
ne question for about ten years and obtained
thousand dollars for that purpose The Of
I9rk city have no liked place Of neetns and they
deal more Than the tSinw , o, ane gooa
many tribe do the Indians OF forest and prairie In.
New , yS5I city Ssro,s they psns:
m. o,,v =, x. v,-s ...,.
q sonD IN ts1aGn .S m of so for
WV. 20 .ne once OF eherin. that OF Recorder Is
w. =. ,o"n. 'he nrst kecofder having taken
~ ,n. oe,.., ., PUBIC Once IN ioss me
to time Thew w.ro formery q, an s,ssu,ra '
Attic pre.en. time the Recorder in addition to serving
,sh 6 The sinking Fund, aud for his service
Si2uOO a. Recorder and he eats bes,aes a. ON s.sr
Tor office rent The oldest OF Recorder smyth's ssso
sessions Eonrt Rnsns Cnvn1 vii OF @
of fourteen yenrs Jan l. 1893 and his successor III
Rsn nmSNen az next years election Judge Coeng
q member OF the Board OF Aldermen " " ~ "'
The Committee OF Organization Of Tammany Hall
WIN meet In December to hx time for the 1892 prima
RES Last year the primary elections were held on
10 =. on thu. -Sfn
6n. iSsrs s 3 icy psmo,yss
S;% s1s Ss.sa sssses III:
dueed to the droprsa from tn. rolls 10 '' re-
On. public oa'e,.' who reasonably may b. expected
', "" ~ t"o Po''''"' 'otnIeAiVu VI
,s is the of Ga. Meters
the senate for term Of i've Year. wh".. salary
and IT, Ss h + MI S,y
INC rnms .. 81 the iennihent Ills his duty
sSrns KAN Ths present Inspector RepueliS.n Ia.
"''''"S '>'' ''"'" 1000.
The number Of citizens naturalized by til. Superior
uralzed ri,,,ens Vc ars ui INC newly nat
men. 45s Austrians. 1sa Russians l. ioa Italians
.our IL Ia, 9e n4mhs5 sanrsyed in this
s,.,. ;..,,,,1 e.'y "ne ., .he districts OF the
sn. year to nj viii b. chosen in sevsms.r
t;or ~ o. 'ne aM genera. .ohsressiona' cleo
pointed subcommittee harmony. with District At.
torney RdywRy OF Brooklyn ut its head bring about
an adjustment of any fractional differences which might
exist in the New York city districts As result of its
Democratic comes, nndsr mi. .,r,na.u.n, Ts. s,.'
we're IN ny mr. HIT s Snd M
s.s By Nj sTn .n y
ss
Timothy j. Campbell and In Tie o,Ssr John ne VIII
dor.ed by Tammany Hall In tho two other distrtcts
st.ts 81 men oSSef~neminay Democratic. the
John r Fellows and ia ward DUMMY vera returned
the State Committee a condition OF things whT IA
little the liking there ia abundant rsaann 70
believe. Of Nh Fitch Mr. Warner and Brother Camp.
NOR mo support among the low:tariG men than among
which The Repmhirans are matino rsma , act IN
Warner. who. though nominated by the County Demo-
Gratis. was never member Of their organization de-
voted his energies during the recent contest tar
speeches in Ohio in aid of Gov compsnton
bell who remained in Washington during most OF the
Ion az nIt ms chances OF reeec
The Judges OF the civil courts make that, ovrn ami,
cations to the Board OF Apportionment for IN.
needed each year ,or ,h.ir s-n.r... -. .s 49,
are usually in Of TIE sum granted An execution
o the general ruiz. however 4, n. c,,. ~ th Th;rs
District court presided over bv Juste. w Nm n'fa
Iosrs lie Az than rreditsh. s nanaIen
presided in that court for many years
-
one tehnuels OK tne '"'e eeetion Roger A. Pryor
-" ''"' .an'iua'e VI iah'nahy. the county Democ. !
- ".'. 'ue 'o'rn'' oeo'ocracy Tor Judge OF the
.o "m OF common r'ea, received 1852 votes Ros'
,ead OF the EepubIicsn Ior, me
Judge OF tho Sunre me- Tnn,t S~nnlaa.e !or
asset for Governor had Ia s;6. RossnGn Fo.sn