New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
PUBLIC MEN AND Affairs.
MORE MASS MrETINC. TO Be ADDRESSED BIZ
TrADTE; Hf.Ir'EIrCNNS.

LEADING REPUBLICANS.
The remaining fortnight OF the campaign will b.
fun Of the work o: lucrc,tn, aud convincing voters
only "A few days remain Tor -urr.n- mp all Replb
leans 10 register, The hua opportunities bHns "hou'H
On Friday and Saturday. For the FIRST time IN
Presidential year there are fuiF days for re5s'"''h
I'm Broollyn. The number Of voters who haN" NJ
ready qualified them elves ,r voting ihlS year Is wi'I
2G.onO Of the total number registered in 1852 anu
with two moro day. Of rcH,irti III the total number
f. ut.ly 10 exceed the record Of that year by more
than aoooO In les there 1919 voters
registered tie largest number In any wear ave i'S'
year when II wa, l5e 40. In l77A Their" wei" ohif
100 OrO or 2G.OOO Is, than IN lro- II inc SALINE
poportionatc INCREASE 4, n0w shown. a. bias i'f |"
be- the case the total will BE- not far from l'o,o'''
with 10000 In the four county towns. the to'"' 'o'
Kings County will approximate 10000. ia'''s
of OF per cent IN the vote from The regi''ra'lOI'
which ls morc than WIS the four years ago VIII
give n vote q 10000 This Is greater t'''h '""'
cast In considerable number # states. hFooNN"
has I'VE Presidential crC'ors.
4 nun,~r Of important mass meetings roman -
be- held before the closing DAYS of the canvass. g"
"wednesday evening Of this wc,h mas IN citing VIII
be held Ia Grand Army Hail. under the ansp'es d
the Camp,gu Committee. The sIca'ers VIII be 'o"n
). Wise. - virginia. AID !. +. Mack. ON THURSDAY
evening The Eroosyn Young Republican 'I"p WI!
bav. A ma .s meeting IN the Aina Nhltcliw he' ana
cx senator William NJ Ev1ris have been "s"'' 10
,lrstk o.. November > Minister Esnn VIII pf''I'
At A Rink meeting. and John +. fn'r'', 81 chicago
VIII spaN Major McKiulcy viii speak newt week
nn so,u,dnv evening o. nj, week john =. Wis an!
" O. bradley will ,p,. In the Euk. large MN
her Of ward and district meetings AZ" ,ri down i''
ihl. week and ncNi. and every night VII Joe INN
occ,rd,d and the candidates for l,ch pHcc. viii be
busy sp.akin, several times every evening.
rbc Irmbllcaus have never presented stronger
,rdd dates TO appeal 10 IA, thoughtful voters oi the
eli, I'm opposition g. the machine men presented b
I'm. democratic Eo,, Unless the Iroplr Of the county
dcsr. "A Perpetual District Attorney In James W.
ltlgway whose possession of tn pigeon Il TIC
Office ha, now lasted for nearly nine years Ms op-
moment George I. Elliott, ought 10 receive mIonN
Of votes although Mr.. Kidg"ny had pInraiy OF
10 600 thr,c years aro M. Elliott |, Wei known
and able lawyer. and his career has been SUCH a. 10
commend him to The community. lie IL the son 81
o. u.thodlsf minister and was engaged IN business III
carly ut, subsequently he studied law ana 1it'r
admission to ia. bar became council I" The ItIth
department and served for Scveri! years. lie "'
"A large practice. especially among meHlbcr' ot me
n,lce fore. and "A host Of friends Mr.. Elliott WAS
nm active cunddate for ths nomination for District
Attorney = y years ago when General Tracy was put
I'm the fold. lie hn made no efforts 10 secure nom
mat On sln,e bui yielded t. the pressure pnt upon
him to be-, the cafd,dnir TIL year lie Is dong
most rctvo work In the canvas. and va announcer
10 speak nj ten meetings on" evening last Week. ana
hy dincent eifor;s manHgcI . reach nearly all H.
pr, DO cs 70 idc}, every organization Of Republicans
in IN. city, Mr.. Enio,t5 associate on the county
,c,.t D,Imore Elwcl. the candidate for County
Auditor IS IN earnest and effective speaker, and Is
doing excellent work Ia presenting the Issues Of the
campaign.
In nominating Camden G. Dixie for Controller the
Republicans have returned 10 the best traditions oil the
party IN presenting man OF the best standing In
4. fln ntiicp In Gard
SAYS in his letter OF acceptance t.ere should be 10
poitlcs. Mr.. Dixie IL successful retired merchant.
identified with Of the leading institutions Of
the city, Ills opponent Is now the occupant oil
lucrative Office. and there Is no reason Tor his
transfer 10 another post The manasencnt OF the
finances Of the city Is problem requiring man OF
exceptional ability, especially in view Of po'siDii
com pllcations from the OVcrSsuc Of bonds. Inc
Controller has an important voice In the WORK OF Tie
Board OF Estimate. \ majority Of That body WEIGH
fixes the expenditures Of the city every year ana
regulates the tax rate 10 be chosen TINS year
The Controller and the City and County Auditors are
all associated with the Mayor and County Treasurer
in the Board Of Estimate.
The Republican candidates for Congress IN the Win
and .Ith Disric'- CharS q lennett anu I'M
Creamy have excellent chances Of success in the cleo
tion despite the Democratic gcrrymauder. The poph'
lrty OF Mr.. Bennett vii win him many votes, ana
the opposition 10 Congressman Magner will Induce
NJ j. Dady viii give ex Postmaster Hendrix n close
run In the lid District, although the nominal Demo
cratic majority Is large. Mr. Dady hoped to have Gen
eral Cailin as antagonist, and was confident OF
beating him. ,,
A gallant fight fo- election n member Of Assembly
IN the lid District Is being made by John J. Mc''nl-
ness, the Republican candidate lie !, "A w'i[Knowh
and successful newspaper man. and l-meniDei Oh tne
Board OF Governors Of the BROOKLYN Press ,lun.
MIR Mctiuinncs, l. OF Irish descent, but was born IN
NOya Scotia in lsGi lie Is well educated, ana
capable speaker. Although not yet thirty Years Oia
he ha, shown marked ability In various lines ne
has excellent chances OF overcoming the Dtnocraus
majority In his district. which consists OF the INT"
and Fourth Wards. .
The desperate efforts 10 get Mr. Nlevenhu W
Droohlyn 10 meet the dlsaifected Democrltc lenders
were successful Friday but II is donbm, u any
increas. Of votes will result thprcfrom. lie was
earnestly urged by Mayor Body TO attend me eNer
cises Of the day ma a luncheon was afrihgPu az
the Monfauk Club by the party maGlhtes IL was
desired that he should meet John Delmar James nam
and George Sterling especially. Delmnr' hhvlhs
swallowed his disa appointment regarding nohgr'Ss
nomination, one Of the few VINO took lihcI,'oh
with Mr. Cleveland, but Kane and sterling refused 10
meet him. Other conspicuous leaders absent from
he reception and IN. reviewing stand were james
" RidS6aay and John L. Mckane. who have SPOKEN