New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
HARD AT WORK FOR THE COUNTY TICKET.
ADMIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS OF THE REPUBL1-
CAN CANDIDATES THEIR PROS

PFCTS BRIGHT.
Though the lively state contest Is the most prom
incnt feature Of the canvass much quiet earnest "oiN
has been performed on behalf Of the admirable county
ticket nominated BIZ the Republicans. Each OF the
candidates has a host II personal friends ana ths
county organization is doing much effective Work ior
the whole ticket. $50
Edward T. Bartlett, who heads the Republican
oounk ticket as candidate for Justice OF the supreme
Court has gained wide popularity among Repuo.
rcans bv his active work in the organization ana
development Of the Republican Club. He has been
favorite campaign orator in many previous pouuod"
contests He viii have the support not only OF ne
publcans but of many Others who Know Of DIS career
as a member Of the bar. He Is at the hcso Vi Vho
law firm OF Bartlett Wilson Hayden, which mas
been engaged In much important litigation IN the
courts.
Myer s. Isaacs the candidate for Judge OF the gu
peior Court Is one Of the most able and popular VI
the Republican cahdldats. He ranks as one OF the
leading real-estate lawyers In the city, lie mas msh
repute as a legal writer well as practising MEM
her nj the bar He has the Endorsement Of the County
Democracy. and also much support from independent
voters and among the members Of his race without
regard 10 politics His experience learning ana luog
nent make him particularly well fitted for lualciSl
Office.
The Republican nominee for Judge Of the Court OF
Common Pleas j. LangdOn Ward, has vide social anu
legal acoualntances making him strong candidate.
Ne was brave soldier and won promotion by faithful
seryce throughout the war. His practice mas been
large and be also viii receive much support IRON
others than Republicans.
The other candidate for iudgeships are Henry
Grasse and Charles g. Cr0nn, who seek election 70
the CITY Court bench. Both Of them come from the
upper part OF the CITY, aud both have been earnest IN
mast polltical contests in support Of the Republican
state and National tickets Mr.. Cronln was canal
date for Alderman few years ago, and ran ahead OF
most OF the Republican candidates IN his district.
Jo,n r. --sceni william Wanman and Dr. George
" Kram candidate for CDroners, are all weIIknoWn
residents OF The cts. Mr. Nugent. especially has had
a long career I'm Republican politics, and is ono Of the
f,w Republlcans who has been successful In recent
Years in securing election city Ticket in spite Oh
| The corruption and patronage employed by the TAM
many leaders.
The County organization has entered earnestly INTO
the work Of overthrow!ns Tammany Han in The local
contest and has been greatly encouraged Dy the To
norts OF disafecon among Democrats ana OF re-liesS
| - oyon in the ranks Of Tammany itself. Messrs
| pa-tlett Isaacs and ward and their colleagues are
mon OF 50 high repute that no kepuoncah tn LOT ioa
| nnment hesitate 10 support them. with the IOyal
snnort ~ the party and the large number on votes 70
no pxDected from Independent Democrats, inc ytluI-
at an ne local ticket feel encouraged at the OulOn
Criticisms Of the COrouers Office have Oeen so IRE
quent and strong thdt pupilc ti,1otion ~
| r.. 3~lany msrule in this important Dut he9Iecleu
branch II the city government Inc kepuDIlcal S, ~
ddafcs would il elected, secure the greatly heeueu to
lors N Hnrant was one Of the most faithful and IN
dr-,rions Coroner, who has held that once IN fec5hI
wears lie has large popularity aluV5E ~ siSo - tbe
| city He Will undoubtedly poll hTBS NOOc' ~
other nomirees Cor Coroner are as0 "olS ~ fra,
he disgrace which has long attached to the manage
/ mpnt CT that ONCE.