New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-04

the XXIst District crcditably 4, Oh. vvYrs :,
the great new West Side between Central 1T
and the North River, A. Willis Ilgbtbourn g 49,
Republican candidate. lie is an excelIsnt -
for the place. and if properly Supported win =.
able to wipe out the small Democratic r,.ior;.-
in the district. The XXvIIth District consist. -
the eastern half Of Harlem north of One.burd,oS
and-nineteenth-st. The Republican nominee .l.~.
is Henry erase, who is opposed by the notoriors
George p Webster, of Iiuckcberry, and 9TH.
equally unsavory fame. Mr. Grasse 10 an .hi.
young lawyer and would make an eyceIIert A.
sembyman. Webster is utterly out of plac. 4,
the Assembly chamber
Republican sentiment is in the ascendant "A
Wesleyan University. Four years ago IN. .,r
dents were nearly equally divided between U.,-
rison and Cleveland. Now the feeling in to-.
of Harrison is so strong that the Opposition b..
not thought it worth while 10 form An orgar,yo.
ton. The great majority of the colleptans :.
the country seem TO have the power Of ses;r.
clear and thinking straight on political o,,es,,ors
this year.
William r. Grace is so dreadfully alarmed
lest the Republicans should in some way inter.
fere with a free expression of the will Of tho
condition Of collapse His fright is sometime
wofnl TO look upon. And yet this is the sams
William II. Grace who was counted in as Mayo,
over William Dowd some years ago by one Of
the most Infamous crimes against the suffrass
ever known in this part of the country or any
other. The voters of New-York elected William
Dowd Mayor, but he counted out by Demo.
cratic conspirators after the ballots had been cast
In fha oh of and sill
the part of William r. Grace would be highly
becoming.
Grover Cleveland's name is one of the siyna-
lures to certificate which commends Louis n.
IIahlo, candidate for Assemblyman in the XXIst
District, as man who filled that position in the
last Legislature with honor and ability, and IL
Justly entitled to reelection by of his emf.
nent qualifications for the Office" Concerning
Mr. HahlV the City Reform Club says he showed
no fitness for his position He usually voted on
the wrong side, and such record as he made
is bad
The canvass as whole, has been lacking in
humor. But there has been something gro
tesque at least, in the attempt Of Mr. Clevelands
most fanatcal Journals which have been revil
ing Minister Egan without interruption for four
years, 10 represent Inc ITlDune, WDlcn mas Deen
defending him during the same period against
their frenzicd attacks, his enemy and lbeller.
If the campaign were longer these reckless assa-
ants of President IIarrison's Administration would
probably have the hariihood TO demonstrate that
we have been hostile to Reciprocity and all the
characteristic diplomatic achievements of the last
four years
Here is a remark which was made the other day
by r. V. Powderly which workingmen may well
cut out and paste in their hats: Yes. the Demo-
cratic party i, the party of the poor man, and II
he continues to vote that ticket he will never be
ANYTHING else than poor man.
Great Scott. will the Democrats OF the AAlst
Congressional District condone the outrage upon
their finer feelings which their candidate for
Congress has committed? IT, is stated that he
has had two of his barns rooted with American
tin. Think OF it, with American tin. emphasis
on American Plainly. this candidate was nonl'
mated by mistake. When his party comes ="
find out that he bas condoned American ill.,
they will, they must. read him ont OF the party
in short order.