New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-11
WHAT THE CANDIDATES PAID
MORE STATEMENTS FILED AT ALBANY.
An 1yopposFp NOMINEE FOR TIE SUPREME
COURT BENCH SPENT $1,000. cApf
HERRICK's EXPENSES.


Albany Now IO.-These statements OF campaign
expenses were fled with the Secretary OF State to-day
The Secretary OF state, Mr. Rice says he legtlma'ey
amended So 1876 so. OF this amount, S2ooo was
contributed to the Democratic state COMMITTEE Ior
campaign expenses.
FL lot Danforth the successful candidate 1or STATE
Treasurer filed his statement Of election expenses 10
day. lie paid Daniel q. Griffin, Chairman OF tne
Executive Committee Of the Democratic State Com
mittee. $1,000 for legitimate campaign expenses; and
for the same object the chairman Of The Chcnango
County Democratic Committee received $500. MI.
Danforihs other expenses were 1866 for postage ana
stamped envelopes, S172 for pasters S3l DO for CIT
ctar letters 800 for Autographs. and 1925 Tor livery
and travelling expenses making total OF x323J 3D.
Martin Schenck, State Engneer-clect, contributed
81 900 to the state Committee for legitimate expenses
his other expenses were $404 so.
The expenses of Vcrplanck Colvin Republican can
didate for state Engineer we're 1911 81, OF wnch SUN
300 each went TO the State Committee and the Albany
County Committee; 1888 was paid ont Tor trfVenihg
expenses, the remainder being expended for printing
postage etc state senator Van Gorder's successful
canvass cost him 1924 7 According TO his sworn state
ment he gave 800 each to the Wyoming Republican
Comfy Committee and the Livingston County Aom-
mit.ee willis the county committees OF tennessee ana
Niagara each received $3.50
The expenses Of Frederick Bennett. Socialist can
ddae for Sea ctary of state, sevenyhve postal
4 >
The Prohibition candidate for State Controller william
NJ Smith, OF Poughkeepse, contributed 500 70 the
Prohibition state Committee, 1884 10 The Duchess
County Prohibition Committee, and expended $o' for
postage and for travelling expenses.
Celora f. Martin, candidate for Judge OF the S'i-
preme Court in tho Sixth Judicial District expended,
principally In contributions to Democratic ana Re-
nublican comfy committees in the district. 81 800 90.
although he had no opposition. In explanation, Mr..
Martin says: "These contributions were not made
In aid of my election, for as no other person was
nominated for the Office my election was perfectly
assured, The contributions were simply to aid In
paying the legitimate expenses which had been III
cured by the two parties nominating me-
The expenses Of Myron III. Peck Democratic can
didae for supreme Court Judge in the Eighth Jul
dlcial District. $40 rs, paid TO 1.-The Bufalo
Courier for pastors and for their distribution. f.
d. sherwood the Republican candidate for Senator In
senator Fassett's district, contributed $500 70 the
county committees, his other expenses being Sloo
senator Emerson's expenses were $5O1 90, SOU
Of which he paid to the Warren County Republican
committed 5000 to the Essex County committee ana
800 TO the Clinton County committee. senator
saxton's expenses were S7O3, as follows: Assess
ments of Republican county committees OF Yates
Ontario and Wayne Counties, 5000 each; 10 the
Schuyler County committee, 800; pasters' 3D.
John +. smith. Republican candidate Tor senator III
the XXIIId District, incurred total expense Oh
S707 co. lie gave 300 each to the county committees
Of O.sego and MADISON Counties and $3.50 TO the Her
hmer County committee
D. Cady Hcrrlck, Democratic candidate for supreme
Court Judge In the lid Judicial District, hled tms
statement OF expenses, aegreSating SoOo3 81 10
John r. Masterson for envelopes, pastors, postage
service In directing envelopes and messengers service
in circulating pastors for Cady ierrick, ana state
and county tickets In Albany county, 1915: to Albert
Hessberg to reimburse him for expense Of entertaining
Judicial Convention held in Albany, s17s; to John a.
Deahanty to reimburse him for moneys expended ior
canvassng clerk hire, etc. and for contribution 10
Democratic campaign committee, @l,9O9 81 10 john
McKenna for expenses OF political meetings, SaIo So
Following amounts contributed for legitimate eA-
penses OF these Democratic county committees In tho
| IIId Judicial District: Columbia, 93O Rensselaer,
$3.50; Greene, $3.50; sullivan. 500; Uls'cr, Sooo
To L. T. Fassctt, treasurer OF Albany County com
mtee for rent OF rooms for Democratic General Com
mttee OF Albany County, 1919 for envelopes ane
posters. S:5; 10 A. Wager, Of Cohocs hesMia'or,
county ticket, $50; for various entertainments given
by social clubs, $780, other penscs' e. 49,
ddate for senator in the XXlvh District were Soo4 10.
OF this amount he contributed 200 eaS6 10 aD ans
$50 to the Delaware County committee. VI '.esc co,
uouuons Mr. OConnors statement says ,n v 70 ue
county committees the said OConnor Is uhaUi' more
fully TO state
Tn, following are the statements of expenses OF cai-
didates which we're lied The County Clerks Office
! yesterday:
George w. Kram, Republican candidate for Coroner.
| s271 50.
william McSchael. Republican candidate for Congress
| In the XIIth District sI5o 80.
Frank G. Nipple Nev-Yora Democracy candidate for
the Assembly In the XIXth District SlS4 So ti this
amount 800 for music refreshments and srndres
Charles L. lehman, NewYor Democracy candidate for
the Assembly in the XVIII District. sl3 10.
Charles j. Smith TammsDy candidate for Alderman In
the XIVth District, s97.
William Suzcr. Tanmany candidate for the Assembly
In the XIVth District, 1888 10.
Eugene Cohen, County Democracy candidate for the
Assembly in the XXIst District. 80 90.
Daniel r. Bowling, Republican candidate for the As
sembly I'm the Ivth District s34o This amount included
$3.50 for r.shments and cigars.
William Nicholas Hoas, Rcpublieon candidate for the
Assembly in the X1th District, 1871, oil which amount
1000 was paid to the district organization for legitimate
! expenses"
George b. Morris Republican candidate for Alderman in
the Kiln District STU 25, OF winch $3.50 paid to the
| district Organization for legitimate expenses.
latrick II. Roche Tsmmsny can iidste for the Assem-
bly, In the Ivth District. sls3
j Timothy ~ Holden Prohibition candidate for the Senate
In tbs With District, sl2.
IosseI >. Chey Prohibition candidate for the Senate
| in the With District "dd not spend cent"
John simpson, Republican candidate for the Assembly
In With District. 1885, Of which 800 was " for gen
! eral expenses"
samuel Engcl Republican candidate for the Assembly
/ in the VIiith District, sIj so.
Francis NJ scott County Democracy candd>te fo
Justice Of the supreme Court. did no; contribute %
exp.nd anything"
Iispeaard Republican candidate for the Senate
IN the vIIth District 60 .Sy So including to the Va
District Republican Committee. 10 be legally expended
$50: With District, $3.50; IXth District 900; X.s,
District si20 KILN District, 500; XVIII District
sI4O to q. s. Teall pay for printing and distributing
circulars asking for Republican Volunteers $50. aggre
eating 81 1913 so. In addition 10 the above, Mr. stewar
says that nc contributed 5000 the Republican stat
Committee
Joseph Bumsnha Tammsny candidate for the Assembly
In the XxIId District s3a So