The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
charge Of Il. and he ha n.sool.,ed rIth him

bottles. Although Hhly was nominated for the
he o % e he
BY majority Of i.6' The " County bsmosraey
nan, joseph T. Ne}burs s; icy william II 'sS Groie
Moses Dnkclspic and others. was strong.
Witch cI"Ssf ens OUT @as
p.trick ,keYnan yat 90 head ,oi the Tam:
within its rankl the best working :. force
which n Tammqny has bad in this district
SppSon a the r"% Issacs NJ as
ilme RICE which, he made for Alderman last
sona following. While the Democrats Of tho
district have hcM getting together. adjusting
the Ropuhlicansno longer able to depend on
pcmoocratic diviilon; have beer, get ting weaker
VIZ ith the antroa,h Of the Presidential election;
Trophies Of practical value some Of the best
ina in IN" tHm Louise and Tyy 1ara
by Cleveland auontees.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
BENJAMIN Harrison carried the Thirteenth dis
trlt in 1889 bytwo votes. IL he or,any Repub-
ryiIe this dstrs t to-day it would be an achieve
men worthy q no ,ond Of praise. Four years
ago the condition Of the Democrats in the dis
bic. Ihe Tamnany contingent Ind rs its grand
marshal u veteran 81 many fights. James Bar
hSs ana an IMPLICIT bsSSer n HS
force as an engine OF Cancellation in q district
thht has lager unattached vote v than G ny
Snd II s, belle! A. '$sir s1's'sn
County Count Bsmocracy " coninse st0uV Was led
by gcitlemah who resided in ionkers, and.
district the Republicans were enabled to
carry IT Tainst the opposition Of two such nd-
Gratis. united under one banner. and having
Police Commissioner John G. Shcehan as their
leader. al, we'll orsanized for, victory. while
ncessant objections. and are. in consequence
of them. i poorcondition for the Tight The
cGansSd for nnt only have the Re-
nearly all w. mportant district 3tliees are
man. Assenblyman. and Civil Justice.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Tho Dom9racy OF the Fourteenth district
Ts f FOUR Years s0"E0 The ,'f abO s
enough. even after all agencies for the con-
sctirtion OF 4 members had been resnrted to.
'G @ S1 e It's ii the Sse et fhs
ichn Rsiy ST the Sc County bemc DEM; had
DAILY. ,rharIesG. Smith, Jaeob Kunzenman.
S FL. shsnsc S n:s o4 Snvs e sss m an9y
lame DAILY: h{County Democracy leader. Is
dead smith I'D Murphy; two we, Of the best
man Of the ittrict;, The Labor ,scceders
arc again nndc5the Iammany standard and md
again candidatfor the, ONCE q Alderman
Sm 1 s% 50 d %"H %hS ss 8 81 n"s
Gratis. under job, Reillys skilful leadership.
ns S bSyn mak heI Gs Eqns th F Re r
and there is. proHtIy. no reason to doubt that
however this dist Yet may be changed BY the
Bomoeratic maork Of $565. The ' Rspabli.
Of the d1 who Mht John
tomary pleasure ofSoting for him for Coroner
this year. as there ! no vacancy in the Board
OF CoronerS.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Tammany bannertwere waved considerably
in the Fifteenth ditrict four years ago. but
they were held ~ uisteadv hands The leader
noisy and unskil!ed statesman. whose inability
even with Tammnn,aid. to cope with the po-
litcal forces in tn" district was shown q year
derman. he was dssated by a Republican
nominee. Most Of NJ; Sgllivan's followers. in
show at a lung tester than at the ballot box.
Arrayed against Tanmany was the County
Democracy org"nizatcn which had as its
fE s Being x'ns y'sS xsny $vas
licnns in the district preserved an armed neu.
trality. and contributed their support to local
SsnasS S ssns& ] to s
Cleveland was then. ID now. excessively un-
popular in the g, district ind good many Dem.
PRESIDENT down; that year At the present
and popular Of ths TS!nany ditrS S leaders
He has more than halA OF the County Demo-
Gratis of 1872! with him. md for the first time
many organization Of Itmocrats in the Tween
teth ward. tho wteest-sSc stronghold of the
opponents Of the Wigwiin.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
The Sixteenth districtGave the Democratic
electoral ticket n majority us 400 in 1888 On
II smal ler vote It gave NL Flower last year a
mnlori,y Of 5000 votes, The .IMepublicans Of
led, and those having cia,Ige of the local ma
chine are not regarded invor bly, by the Re-
and trusttulncs-. if they ware. Four years ago
the Dei!nocrats in the district were in q poor
m, IanmanY orGa nizaton vas, il a batting
Gen. spinpa. who was. ii the time resident
Of ian adjoining district lIo. had. in what
cannot be dG ta rs his triumnhanrt
successful ii"utenants. The County Demo,
Gratis of the district had udgc Power as their
leader. and batk of him the Department OF
Public Works. With Riclnrd A. Cunningham's
fat contracts; tlr Department Of Street Clean
ing. with Edward Duiiy' sgencrous slice there
OF: the gas hone. the corporation yard the
President OF tbs LiluorDealcrs Association,
n couple Of Police Justices. II Civil Justice. and
other political bret'ts. Now Tammany Hall.
under Edward ]. liagai. has everything and
nearly everybody in sitht. and If it does not
roll n staggering majority high w in the thou
sands it will be II colossal surprise.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
During the two. years preceding the Presi-
Dental contest 4 1883 much friction was
manifest betwccnth Hon George Washing
ton Plunkitt. Tanmanr loader in the Seven
teonth district. AID tho labor organizations.
which are moro Ilmerous and We're ut that
time more influential. IN this district than in
any other In Now York The Tammany or
eanization at tina time. while strong work
ing body. could no'fount on the full Industrial
vote. which is thdbone and sinew Of Tam
many's strength 4 Now York While there
fore, in the distrit ut that time We're prac-
tirally two faction Of Tammany Hall voters.
they did not constitute the whole of the De.
|he county :, D3!ossracy led by 20;
Quinn, John Ketigan. Andrew. Wagner.
samuel Nelson, Thomas j. McManus.
and William Ward. trhe rivalry between the