The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Sixth Assembly district. was tho only member
OF tho Albany Assembly OF 1885 who was
chosen at special election. He succeeded
William Hall. who had died. Mr. Herman,
who died two weeks ago. and was buried from
his home In LOWS street. was the NTH Nom.
Der Of tho Now York delegation who has died
since 1885, The list includes Robert Ray Ham.
ilton. who represented the Eleventh district.
md Charles A. Binder. who rep esented the
Tenth. and who. COMMITTEE suicide IN New
died in lss7, and who represented the TWEEN.
tisth dis,.ist and 1ohn MGManns who r e.hs
| col eaeues in the Leglslatu @ from New York
/ city, five have re- i,ed from active polltl to
1Isr ss" n, .ns has ono ovsa 70 aS
! pi om"ted t tho state Senate, three are rrae;
,ising law, ono is Drp,uy CommIssioner ,S Of
! taenty.fo was q member Of The last Assem-.
sy %gd Of b Pgr trs 81 sH
makes good deal OF difference in politics.
Tho announcement OF the low tax'rats OF 100
for 1891. tho smallest since 1862 IL sad blow
to the Municipal League relormers. whoused a
blaming to the vo'ers Of New YORK how poorly
were approaching to general bankruptcy.
| Col. William L. Brown is not tho only oandi-
date named for the Con rcssionai nomination
In the Tenth district 10 MI the vacancy caused
| by the death OF Gen. Spinola. Another candi-
nse IA the pSw s. eng In resident Of
State Of Ohio on his way to New York. INV
Thursday was the last day for filing applica-
tlons for election inspectors, ballot. and poll
clerks at Police Headquarters. 1t was a very
busy day at that seat OF official activity. but IL
closed with many OF the districts unrepresent-
son wAoT Se .. IL IN ese s a esoS
and willing candidates in the month Of August
Ter service st the Rolling places IN &c obsr aad
year was attended by rather more difficulty
than is usually the case. The Police Commis.
sioner- will make their appointments between
Sept "a aud ~.
1t has been determined By the leaders OF
most OF the labor organizations in town to take
an active part In tho election OF legislative on
GERS this year; aud In s,'yeral districts. It is
probable. nomIna ions will be made Il Is not
this course. as the Dor propls are not offlrial-
~ rganioed IT, any one district to b: strong
ddats only 10 have hin! !n' aeeatea has BEEN
trled fire. iuentiy before but without any justi.
Tying results which any one eau sec.
New York State has had four Ministers to
England. five to France. three to Germany.
and two. before that. to Prussia. three to Aus.
tria ':. rec to Span. three to Russia. on to
TO Turkey. WV
There is considerable rivalry between friends
OF Charles A. stadler and those OF Edward P.
Hagan for the Democratic nomination for
Senator In the Ninth district. which includes
the whole OF the east side territor- north Of
Eourteehth street and south OF Eighty-sixth
River. NJ Stailer has served two terms. and
6Sa io mas eeen ian da M the
In oSp6Clal the in 0,fa nf fha krs
s Hs f In ias d ds WHICH is large
sebastian Marufac ring Company. and he Is
also at the head Of brewers ice concern. In
the ddef hs last winter he favored bill
sss.d; "The mere Az shat r. Isaor assleIs
q tue Lssisiature ana PRESUMED to take
law with affect. the health. hapnine.s. Susi.
nsss a%SS s bsrt AMI S2od order q the State
ton This wa. The measuro wRiSh e. ss
ler advocated and against which q formal
petition; H II. by eisnty;three 9. hoo
nomiua,ion dates from this episods: but M.
tirely too early TO pr edict where and to whom
me nomination in this, district, will 20.
lent to an election. as the Republican oreani-
zation In the dis riot does not amount to much,
less. and the outside m vements to nothing at
all Mr.. stadlsr's majority In 1855 was 6.6s0.
HGlcnmb's oat and vest would have had much
dtiticulty In locating the genial Assem- blyman
in the Ninth district year ago.
The Republicans Of tho Tenth Assembly dis.
trct have again come together. This happens
every year. and each time thoy como together
there are fewer Of then Sr than th"re wore the
larry unfortnnat. In hi lieutenants In the
Tenth. no les than seven OF whom. within the
several lave. on various accounts. lied from from
the state moved away. gone in bapkruptcy.
sysn ST Il. f
He has however, some tried. trained and true
veterans in his support st Shiei Of whom
have been getting weak In the Tenth district
the delec,, ion Q the Stsckler Association this
year renders this district dou 'tful and unrer-
TWs and az assa whsh ad sS
II Senator Roesch can't Garry bis district
perhaps Assemblyman Sulzer can.
The consideration OF Stewart L. Woodiord
for tho heal Of the Republican State ticket
thsyear ais attention to tho fact that since
he rsp for Yer s q s1o siS
them. John 4 Dix Edwin D. 0l Morgan e and d
smS j. F H are dGGs I.H
Aon2o b. Cornell. the last Republican, Gov
ern2r OF the state, has his fame ,perpotuated
neIl. Alouzo b.. clerk"
The summary proceedings OF tho Now Or.
leans mob which attacked tho italian prls.
oners has had a strong deterrent effect upon
the growth Of any political movement among
Italinns in Naw York Prior to that time they
nrsp red to organ,ze' Gnd exrected to iaks al
att va part N y airs Of the Second an Third
Assembly d istri It's. As 1t il, tho movement |
has been abandoned. and 1t may not b. TO-
bumrd Tor some time 10 come. |
No Republican candid ,te has over run for
Governor OF New York for a third torn. and |
tho reason OF this IL that In every case tn, |
"nnd"iite had trouble enough iu being |
clected to second term. "s
Some adventurous In lividusls have mis-.
taken The outward indications OF the nom mt |
for a breach between Statesman Burke and |
Statesman Be- ~ Of the Twsntv-third A am. |
bly, district. There is no breach. and, what ia
Of greater I'm 'ortance. tho interests OF ths
n IN MI "A ,rvn .otf