The sun., 1892-02-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

ROLfITCAb FOTES
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James n bui OF tno seVehth assembly district has
peeh appointed si'voV corhship 10 the Department
oi fuohe "orks'
Tho claim which Assistant Janitor rtt,s,pror. -,
Mod with the Comptroller for his a. In N.
Court House. covers the eighteen yeArs be,w..n 80,
1874 and January 1902 lie asssrts tina, n. -. ,y,
charged Improperly in tho former year ,,a n. W
mands S2OeOO.
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i~o s'ss US ao :" .no so'u VI Aiuermen and both
"suou =. p'esen' easts'ae d'strrts,
o'' " :. !, y a, -. a,s. -. ' 'i"''i ooth were
both defeated candidates who ran the year h.,o,.
both aspire TO bo reelected this year rbsr. has 80.
been an Alderman John Smith, but there was An A,,.
ant Alderman of that name more than ffty v..,..
lie was doctor.
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page OF the Albany Aro Almanac for 1892 and q. IN.
lower right hand corner or the page. appears this
statements "The nrst Dill embodyinR the principles
Of the Australian system ever presented to esisls
ture In America was introduced In the New YORK A.
sembly In 1888 by Charles T. saxton Of Clyde"
r,.,,1...,u Wnrn.,a =.
-,. a. oo0 o. ma, ..,,. 80 A''osney'
conrt OF Appea" VIII DO sio'ooo. Tho Chief Justice
gcts$loooV
ops of the arouments used in favor a, . ,.,. n
cratic state Convention in New York In IN. ,,,,,,,
which IL would furnish for tho voter, OF m. s.,. .
declare in n harmonious manner and aft., dn. a..
liberation their Presidential preferences Tho DEM.
cratic state Convention OF 1884 for the choice q, d
gates to the National Convention met on Jups ia \.
convention for similar purpose has ever been h. ~
the Democracy In this state a. later period ANA %.
notwithstanding .he delay and tho annie oppor,nn,,
afforded for consideration Of claims OF tho 1,,Inn,
canJdatcs the New York delegation was diyid.s d, a.,
and the assistance of tho other s,,,.,
10 he invoked in order that the New York del.,.,.
could vote according tn tito Democratic usage, TN.
difficulty thus encountered was tho chief ous rhch
.''.a'. "'" .n '"' VI 'n' 1854
Ferdinand Levy has been elected Coroner -four times
MichAeiJ. b. Messener hns been elected three times
ana Louis W. Schultz has been candidate three times
and elected twice. Mr.. Lovy went into Office Jan l.
1888. and at the conclusion OF his present term on
JAM ], 1925. Will have served twelve years.
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'"'"ns .oie "as " o, ., ~ y. '.o P'"po'"'on vi nnn-
yer Vi p'oh"on' nopu''.' W me- III 'n's CITY And
"n "Ser W. po.". w.s.s ,... over 'ne political
clared tho other day "There is none to talk over and
IL there were. it could not Improve It much by
talking about It, What tho Republicans need In this
city is more work and less talk"
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no' ,npfooHoo '".s o.'oro Aho'nef We've
mo'hS sna hs'o passeu "' feu anu rosy conntenancs
OF fat!'ck neeha" WI! 10 sec" again. " only Tor
snor' ''hie' III 'uo n''r VI H'uei e" ~. heehan was
Io' man! years "ie"per V. 'ne Ivy nan parliament
having begun MS service IN the Board OF Assistant
Alaern'en snort time pe'oto ita Aoonts"n Many
ddate for Alderman next year. under tho belief tha, II
he should carry tho Twelfth Assembly district the
claim that he has lost his influence there will be dis,
proved and ne might then be in tho limo promotion
to appointve post within the bestowal OF the next
Mayor Richard Croker set the precedent for such
icsnth district in ssa nrcnar,torv IN hi. nno,n,n,
as Fire Commissioners bv Ma vor Edson M rrot., x,
.lect.d wher.as Mr. K.en.n mi ubt not ho .o ,or,rr,,
These are the counties In which there will be town
elections for Supervisors and local officers Tuesday
next: Broome. the homo OF tho latest Democratic
Lieutenant. Governor not renominated: Chemuny
the home county OF United States Senator David b.
Hill; Delaware. Fulton. ITerkimer. generally beyond
.,ormv ,.tre, n, Nav York c,un,.s n,..,o p,.,uon,
fstaten Island, schpvIer Seneca st.nh.n Tioe, .na
St Lawrence the Rcnuhc,n .,roncbod rh. ar,.,
xsor, =, ha eisc,.d In .b.ss ,orr,,s. ,,iu a.,
xassers q, m. pres,den,i,, voto c,st in Nov.uh.,
James Fitzpatrick OF tho Ninth Assembly district,
present deputy clerk of tho Court OF Special Sessions
candidate for promote to tho position Of Chief
Clerk. made vacant by the promotion John Carroll
to the Court OF General Sessions His interests were
left in the hands OF the dpomatist tho school sites