The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07
ms A QUEER LOCAL FIGHT
.,,s1,,, nrNyI,G FOR MUNSTER
f1Ns,' rrrhyr. NOT ron Major. q

,.r,orvyoter who has been used to
,,,. bis ballot in this city this campaign
N' .Icsn u most extraordinary one. Political
bs,. ,rI factions here arc constantly en-
'J in n fight for tho control OF tho mu-
o. nI,in, ,tration. and the New York city
IT, or flo grcatcr part OF thcm. aro
VII .,rro.l IN and brought out by the local
s,osts IN every Presidential or Guberna-
',,,l cnu,,,; in recent years there has been q
,arr canvass for tho local ticket.
This wear tho voters whose habitual chief
.,,,est II il local Affairs aye 10 DO excused *
are n little amazed at tho novelty OF their
.,n,,isn. Zero they have u Tight in which
nov MI Il cnls. II at nil. for tho one presiden-
=, candidate or tho other, for no appeal is
ado 10 them by tho local factions on purely
val issues. Tammany Halls candidate for
y,yor has said that tho real test 81 tho orgnni-
,.Ion will DO tho vote cast for Cleveland for
rsidcnt. md not that east for Gilroy for
yyor On the STUMP he has urged tho MEM
VI Of the organization 10 support tho ma
ga ticket. ana said that he would consider
fiIm ost calamity IL no were elected las he
sanot help bcinGl and Mr. Cleveland defeated.
Coroner Levy. the candidate for Eegister'
las told his Jewish friends that he does no.
kant them to vote for him unless they vote
IS entlte lIemocTHtlc 'lcht'' '''''
dates on the Tnmmanv ticket have made SIM
Mar speeches. all carrying out the suggestions
i Richard Croker
i The candidates for congressman. Assembly,
men, and Aldermen OF tho organization are
MI doing tho samo thing. to tho neglect OF
their own canvass except in Republican or
dose assembly districts. where 1t has been
accessory for them to mako personal can
vases for the benefit of tho Democratic party
in its control ofthe Assembly and tho Hoard
UTih c,c local district fights are all that there
ain tho campaign to remind a large class OF
the voters Of the contests they have teen used
Commissioner Giror's personal canvass has
rnsl-t"d merely of continuing to prove his
tne,s cor the place he seeks by constant and
irna3WS@ On 's aI hns L as n II rms.
many Hal. after Office hours every dayand has
f Yai scr."nui headquarters, at the Sycamore
" lii ctnGi'a"v have ncsn pretty generally
,"-to,I and u splendid lithoErarh likeness Of
4 nim Ito - -""n everywhere, in the city, No
niylluol pastors Tor Mr.. uiIroy have been
ppn an wil-re. nor have lnsters for any indi,,
| .lual rndi,latn"n tn" Tanmany city and
sour'y iick"'. Thssr,ason Tor tins Is said to
| ittrat Il i, Desired that ANYBODY who wishes
o,rir ior nny one OF these candidates may
,dItdlNtrU!, 20 do SO without voting for
an" s ws rs S SsS eut
Nc at, ihe i.!Ankrt nast"r which Tnmmuny
Ia scit 10 ~ cry 10 .istcrCd voter.
y ,s" "T i d-sirrd lHourh Mr. Etn En- tho
dl,,. lite for Mayor. and some other cAndi-
4lr, % nat ticket have naa ip,hividanal
,rins ob Get IN doin. this is said to be to Sc
arr aS lar:;" u vote rs possible to make u
G @w" i2 s%nr"f, e HI, app pc
: II has been the custom in Presidential years
: when u ,e,ullran is elected to reward til.
man wa" swII.irs To- run Tor Mayor in New
10 o.. a n, n nd - tn lila
dr'n.,. by Al Pointing him t. u Federal place.
Although tier" i, not the usual local contest
I" work up tn" enthusiasm of the Dem ocratS
ili> war for til" Republicans seldom tax the
J. N, /. fever '"-y hnrd-Tnm many HILL has
I,r ad's wonderful, Thorough canvass to hiring
out tl"ln'p- mi Mr. Cleveland has stayed in
u" .Fiy tin@rEn'"t tine campaign. aiding Mr..
r"h,GG H. H. rrnsenc, and nj, nsreeches in
IN uc o;n r al yn msn ffl
C"gL'y Democrats. who didn't like it when
hrir t.cAet was riddled by the law and the Po-
k h"vo n"Sn brousSt F to nSane sense
q tneir duty. and their lenders fortified with
funds fr"m the Democratic National Commit
tH. VIII try their best to got out their vote to-
= yo,row. though they havcno county ticket OF
t@r"wn to vote for The .voorhis Democrats.
iSr rn t from Mr. Croker as workersnt III.
i".s. and no ,ang-rtu tho national ticket is
ELECTED t" threaten from the feeling which
n 'ka' endorsed ty them had refused to accept
thor nomination.
n " GTrS 1 the n ha
te'.iS but the common enemy OF Democracy.
u. lrruGlca,n r:nr,y in this city. to bs con.
li-tantiaiiy as opposed the Democracy in
30; In that year Ar; Cleyeland had II, plural
ty of lat little moro thnn $4,000. but then the
hcai democracy was disrupted. and the op-
IFrtunity to trndc offered 10y the local contest
md tn old form OF ,alot Is Tnid t" have been
.s"' ' A nnitcI hemosracy viii 60 to the
|i"lls To morrow. But litt!e opportunity offers
~ @lc"r. and that IN "nlj a few districts
hd III" new la lot law makes the consumma-
ion %! such deals very difficult.
a!csGd"s ,hc old organic ation which the Ee
|ruhl".u- "ll"sc'l 10 the democracy Of this
city III lASS. there WINS an auxiliary fo.ce-n
s,f"":rE and letter practical political ma
Jncor NJ la,,cr,nn. That machine was d.
;rr,y n David Martin. Senator lnay's man
: l. WI, due 10 Martins Iesourcetulness. and
not "iaitrrson'- organization. that the Re
rno ,.,., wrr" so sucG.ssiul in 5eehinG down
rotten o"! lcpnri!can local machine again this
yrtr. What ii"w tricks he has for vote getting
ss% yet h TO- b." dstrr'nined sHmo OF them
ne cmni"ym"nt Of 10000 deputy United
s4;es ln2lshals another WAS revealed yes:
SfI.y TErm II was 'Inrned that thousands Of
called Interpreters" on election day. These
g. g. n"TTmans, ltaiians; Hunga! ians. Russians.
~, anu mon Vi AL uNIlonb WHO
sltak foreign tongue. OstansiDly these men
a!r'o work utsia" Of the l"O-foot danger line
WIN 'heir "ountrymnn. and instruct them how
10 vote and which ticket to vote. They arc
i PAN - l"r their LAY work, md will 10 eX.
rsMiGt t" vote Tor the party which makes their
hnilday SO r"IuunGrntive.
How many more Of David Martins plans to
ge votes there may be is not known. Despite
, ua. al, however. the ,Tammany braves are
nHt at Al alarmed. and Mr.. Croker is a. sure
SeVrr ~ giving Cleveland and Stevenson u
buri!ity oil 7O.tOO or more.
lEo real hard contests for local offices to-
Torr"w will he in tn" Fifth. Tenth. Eleventh,
Thirteenth. Fifteenth. S"vent eenth. Eigh.
etnti'. lwenty-iirst. Twenty third. und Twen.
| V;'onrth Assembly Districts.
in the Firh district samuel J. Foley is the
lammRry Hall candidate for Assemblymnn
VI rlward a. Eiseman for Alderman. by tho
Ieaplorti onmcnt the character Of tho voters in
ais9.trrict was materially CHANGED. A piece
ssooHn1. was, taken from the district aud added
%th" Fourth. To compensate, n considerable
s s"S voter. was added. It was from this
e e.tE Tor tie Assembly. Lafay Schulum. Their
,ah ms,hn'n inr alderman Is Gustav Mrnninger.
, county Democrat. Tho Republicans are
,lSsni.a: against odds aud tho Democrats ex-