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SYRACUSE Jan. 23-Collector Francis Hon
bricks will return to New York In day or two
to resume his duties at the Custom House.
carrying the Republican vote, OF the city OF
Syracuse In his inside pocket. In the Repuo.
lican caucuses held in the fourteen wards oi
this city to-day he won hands down In oil the
cases where there were coptests except one.
the Twelfth. where ex-Assbmblyman Howard
g. White lives There tho opposition ticket
was elected after q bitter fight The Ques'
tion tonight is. What did the opposi.
ton repfesent2 for. despite the fact tha'
Congressman james j. Bciden's name mas
been connected with It. tho denial Is emphaue
that he had no interest In the result Con
gressman Bclden has not been In syracuse IN
q week, and though his friends have stood ur
to the rack. no effort directly cmanating from
him has made itself apparent, In the Con
gressmans own ward. the Third. there was !,
compromise, in consideration OF the fact that
Mayor CowIe, who isa candidate for renomina-
ton, is q resident Of 1t. Tho Beldcn faction is
strenuously opposed to Cowie. and that was
one OF the minor issues OF the caucuses TO-DAY.
Tho real fight. however. was Tor the controi Oh
tho City Committee, for upon 1t depends the
management OF affairs leading up to the choice
OF delegates to tho National Republican Con- Con-
ambitions to be one Of the two from the Twsn. :
ty-fiith Congress district and II Is Thought that
senatnr tiseock will be the other tn nominations
lines. and the two sides we're 80 much in
ssts as Sa "a or
roll E. Smith; editor Of the ;lonrmai, hn ran ior
keSSsn fsso ss s Gy yo nna
Committee. for city Committeeman. Mr., Ken
yon asH was an o OF Sacs aenS IN Hi
iierccst., Thore tile old regime. held hy Be!,len
for eight years; was 9verthrown ny the defeat "a,
s ss Ss EsS hGa cns ei
Of renonination. Is Mr., Brldcns com
hdentinl :tlnancial agent ,od.. IN Syracuse. ss
yon took legal precautions against being
cheated Gy serving IN order upon kenyon; Is, Is,
ssd sy County Judge N"rn IN
and an ' canvass any and iii votes offered BY my
lawfully challenged. make oath that they are
M"npblcar n politics anh r"sden1s ot + saia tLa
MaTs apS sfs she Ss sss TO 0
In tns SG2n %hsa the
R"HuSlican Sa y M"r "n c"%mittee. S, had addition
e 1 "G rssoea ANA
person to be entitled to vote at the Republican
caucus must have hud MS name duly regis
ni said ward. madc under tho direction OF
tho Republican County Committee for the Inst
establish his right to vote Mt said caucus to
the satisfaction Of q majority of the insnec-
had directed the inspectors OF the caucus to
reject all votes offered unless they came with
in the provisions above stated, and that the
had threatened and declared his intention OF
carrying out such instructions. Mr. Cnndpe also
affirmed that John :. Kenyon had repeatedly
threatened that he would cause Candee to be
defeated nt the cancns. and that he Candee)
believed that Kenyon and the other inspec-
tors intended to reject the votes Of persons
Wh" should swear to the necessary 1ualilca;;
thoy believed that such votes we're to to cast
for Can lee. unless the names Of such persons
offering to. vote were registered rs aforesaid.
There Is little doubt that there w.is cause for
the order. although events proved that arb-
trary measures were not necessary. Collector
smiles.