The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01
JUDGE o1LDERs1KErr,s cAsD1DAcE

words OF Connendasion from Msn Of An
Political Parties.
8" he ono Tsmmany Hall candidate who has
not taken An active part in this campaign IL
Judge Henry A. Gildersleeve. Usually he IL
AllAH the most active In q red-hot fight. and
Cb yeat his friends have wondered ct his
yttAea Its that terrible sfficton has be-
eusn him. His eldest son. promising young
nan. died Just at the opening Of the campaign.
nom typhoid fever. His two other sons have
bean down with the disease also. and their
condition has been. and Is still. such that 1t is
not deemed safe to tell them OF their brothers
death. Judge Gildersleeve has been constantly
at their bedside. and has not even been able to
attend to all OF his official duties. A few Of
his most intimate friends have carried on his
campaign for him. The esteem in which he Is
held BY his associates in the courts. and by
men irrespective Of party. is shown by the fol-
lowing endorsements received at his office In
the past two days. 1t will be noticed that at
least one-half Of them are from conspicuous
Republicans:
Ex.Prcsiding Justice OF tho Supreme Court
Noah Davis: I am Of the opinion that the
Hon. Henry A. Gildersleeve has shown him
self well qualified to discharge the duties OF q
Judge OF the Superior Court, and that his cleo
u
Judge. In whose integrity and industry the
people and bar will have renewed confidence.
Judge Gidersleeve Is a good Judge and very
honorable gentleman"
Judge Rufus b. Cowing Of the Court Of Gen.
eral Sessions: Judge Gildersleeve was my
associate for eleven years on the bench Of this
court. and. in my opinion. lie Is In every re-
spect qualified to I'LL the high judicial position
Tor which he Is now candidate. Both In re-
spect to his temperament and ability cannot
speak too highly"
Edward L. Carey: I'm Judge Gildersleeve
tho Irishmen have stanch and tried friend.
and no moro Intelligent and friendly represen-
tation Of their cause has ever boon received
than at the hands Of Judge Gildersleeve. His
nomination for and election to the Office OF
Judge Of the Superior Court will. doubt not
DO warmly supported in all quarters by all
fTiepds Of this champion Of the Irish people.
Hf hss my heaFtyd VOL, aoouo,ntsd
with Judge Gildersleeve. and have known him
fora number OF years. l sincerely hope and
office for which lio Is now running. He is an
honorable gentleman in every sense Of the
EI2rd: He made an excellent record. as am
but one case bofore him myself. In that he
displayed tho judicial temper IN the best
make not only a proper Judge on account OF
s sSsa fas It's Hsssn Ss' snd ds
s Jpqdss william !; WALLACE Of The ,, United
and notincllqed to endorsed Judged ersleeye's
have te EfspsSd eS HEM Spa
oil the high otiiee for which no Il candidate"
Character and efihiciiency Of the Hon. Henry 4.
GildersIeeve. l have known him personally
f snd well Tor MANY years. and regard him 90
enn udss ms as soS adss ans
lose tn; benefits Of these would Be public
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yadse who has x at
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adISssslons, wi o opposed the cand fdacy OF Judge
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aTaSs been a
HSallndersleeve's acquaintance for Q number OF
gsssased constantly In the Court Of Genera!
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Ways brings 70 the dischsrEe Of, bis duties q
n Mssr.,otlApced mind, desirable judicial tenn:
HKaI, thorough and extensive knowledge Of
% Guide soTrst ana
oo ES RECORDER James M. Smith: upon one |
EVASION o waited IN tho SQUIRT for over an hour
\ y would have done credit TO any Judge In this |
Il whiati Neither side took any exception to
Ia Wnich II something very unusual. think
daits Ma% ss u he ns Eas Sudge Gil.
ns Sa the bench 3nd
Whisa X ne pan n,s s!ecA2 ssr. ago when
worked afduously and with much anxiety TO