New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

his son resembles him. 1t would be difficult, if
not impossible to find a man III New-l OrK more
generally liked by those who know him, his neigh
| bors and friends, than Judge Patterson. The
strength of politician is his strength al nome
is one Of his t2vorite maXlms, ana one IntI nc
has sought - put III practice Throughout his NE;
That he has done successfully Is known 70 all
familiar with the affairs of the Ath District IN
which there has not been successful! contest,
that is q revolt against the Judges leadership III
twenty-One years. 49,. H.,
boy He was elected member OF the County
Committee just after he became OF age. lie has
been identified with the organization ever since
His first public Office that OF Assemblyman,
TO which he was elected in 1872. The district
beat Frederick Rowlwagen, the United Democratic
nominee and also the Independent candidate,
Lewis G. Waehaer. who supported by the
Staats-Zeitung," obtaining clear majority over
both of them After service III the
Legislature he was appointed Excise Commissioner,
but resigned the place 10 accept the office OF
Clerk of the Common Council. This was in 1875
He served as clerical assistant to the Aldermen
until November, 1879, when Mayor Cooper named
him as Police Justice. This office he held until
August, 1890 In 1876 he was chosen president
of the Republican County Committee serving two
terms. ha was chairman of the RePp 9 6l,lcl9
Cooper was nominated for Mayor. He was
member of the State Committee and Of the state
Executive Committee over a dozen years, from
ia7I to 1874 and he has been a delegate to
every Republican National Convention that has
been held since and including that of 1872 Like
most successful politicians, the Judge Is h thOr
ing family. and is thoroughly devoted 70 Ihein
Except du~.e the summer months, the Judge
lives al No 1872 Stanton-st., and will probably 1--we
there as long as he lives so attached Is he 10 the
home OF his boyboOd His summer home this year
is in Fordham. .....
from the Xth are Internal Revenue Collector
Ferdinand Eidmann. Henry c. Botty, Ferdinand
Dreyer, Rudolph Rubcns, c. Otto BaeSe Jac t.
Hunsicyer, Ferdinand Ehrhart, Jacob MAY, Colt
fria Scif F. Il. MARSHALL.
Schmidt, Charles Heffenbach, ir., William L.
Kurz, Jacob Roth, Lewis Romer, Adam Dersch, Ji
Carney Paul Schaefer, Charles Steinmuller,
Jeremiah j. sullivan Frederick Schlueter, Max
Trautfeld Alfred Walker, William Kurz and
Jacob Kaiser Henry IL. Haight is president oil
the district organization.
NTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The XIth is a Republican district. It's failure
to elect Republican Assemhyman last fall was
surprise all around. But then, 1890 was
bad year for Republicans generally, and no one
whose Judgment is entitled TO consideration thinks
that the Democratic success III electing an AS
semblyman in the XIth was anything more than
q chance victory. True, the margin upon
which the Republicans have 10 work is
not wide, but still the district belongs 10
the party, and nothing but internal
dIssensions and bad management can give IL 10 the
enemy The XIUh is in the heart Of the city
1t is rectangular in shape, except for a small piece
two blocks, that was cut oil on It's southwest
corner 1t is bounded on the east by Lexington
ave on the north by Forteth-st., on the west by
Seventh and Sixth ave5 Its southern boundary Is
Twenty -third-st. as far west as SiXth-aNe. linen
comes in the cut 10 which reference was made.
II runs ND SiXth-ave. 70 Twenty-ffth-st. and
thence 10 Seventhave The total vote Of the Nth
in sss was 749s. Harrison carried it by about
300 hut Warner Miller's plurality over $500.
THIS was due, in a measure at least, 10 The fact
that Colonel Cruger. ex-president of the County
Cnmmittee who was the candidate for Lieutenant
Covernor lives i'm the Xlth, and is exceedingly
uonniar there Secretary Bellamy carried the
XIII by 800 when he ran for Register IN 1881
nd also when he ran for County Clerk last fall |
H. indenendeut vote in the district is important
a. was shown by the vote for Scott when lie beat |
Grant nearly two 10 one, the vote being scott |
- idermon Mr. Morris, was elected last fall |
py nearly 900 majority. Mr. Hoag. the Assembly