New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
p1EASED WITH THE TICKET.
nrp,rRILCANS LIKE THEIR CANDIDATES.
xo MEN WHO SHOULD APPEAL TO ALL INDIE

.u.oxo MEN WHO SHOULD APPEAL TO ALL INDIE
PENDENT AND HONEST VOTERS.
penubIican County ticket which was nominated
IN. Republican county convention on "o"u"'
G va. received yesterday by Republicans gene
ne ne. with great enthusiasm At the hendqnarter>
~. republican County Committee every Repuohcan
Oh .o,t there expressed himself as being entirely
Wv Ia with II, and all said that they woulo support
Il heartily ,,.,,u.o.-.,or rdv.,n rjpsten
thought 10 be an exceptionally strong one Dy
80 psnutaicans. Mr. Einsten has maze Tep"'"
M a. u business man, and he IS known as gooo
,s..n who has always done what he coud 10 pro
20 GOOD government. Mr.. Enstein hns ho' pee"
' ecsleeker ia any sense Of the word. When he
s.r,ed 10 run for Congress in 1oSO he did 30 not
auss he wanted the Office, lut because the hePu'
- in his district wanted HIM I" represent 'he"
- congress and because he was told that he "oWu
a.. strength to the Republican National ana STATE
1870. NJ that year The size OF the vote that be
y. ,bot wear IN his Congress district showed tha'
ne republicans who advised and asked him 10 'aAe
,s nomination then acted wisely
Y, Einsteins career IN Congress also proved tha'
a., f,,ends were night in their judgment OF him
Ne disappointed no one but the Democrats III u,"'
n",cress Although he Wis importuned by the Re
.ubcans and the Independent citizens OF the us
L., 20 take a denomination at the expiration OF MS
srm
,.s had several places offered to him on the Republican
cato and County tickets but this Is the first time ne
,ss consented TO accept nomination for once since
Ma first campaign. one reason why ne co"'e"'e'
- accent This year the nomination for Mayor was
,. his business arrangements we're such tat ne couu
rord 10 take the time for the campaign Ihere IL
- ponub,ic,n or independent voter in this county
,ho cannot vote for Mr.. Einsten ana feel aDsoiu"S
s,,e that he Is voting for able upright, consci
,,o,s mon Who IL elected, will run the Office for
xbch he is candidate. not fol any one party OF SCI
Of men, but for all the citizens.
Tho nomination of Mr.. Gilroy by Tammany liah
has encouraged the Republican leaders 10 beheVe '"'
o chances of eIectinG Mr.. Einsten have been great
!, augmented 1t was argued yesterday on all slces
that " the Tammany leaders had gone OUTSIDE OF inc
,,ls cI,oue or cotcre of who run that 0rganisa
aon ard nominated n man OF high business repuI'-
ron whose very name would have been SORT oi
rsrantee that the people would have some chihce ~
m tho city the nomination OF n Republican candi'
late FOR Mayor might have more or less an empty
honor But the nomination OF fine Repupil'ah
ic,et sronst the men who have been set up BY Tam
many Hall encourages the Republican leaders 10
believe that the Republicans have frstclass chance
90 u,n Every independent voter In the city who
wants TO see this municipality managed on business
,r,nciples and not the benefit OF few policahs'
can vote for MIR. Einstein with the knowicuge Unit
his election will mean clean and honest CITY govern
nent. ,,,
The other men who named on the Repnphcah
county ticket add strength TO it, and give commence
10 the voters that the Republicans are STRIVING lor
consistent and honest administration OF the govern
rent OF this great city. c. Voney King, the c;hui-
dale for president OF the Board OF Aldermen Is hot
rolltlcian All that he has had to with politics mas
Ieen 10 register and vote at each election "he ne
bas been consistent Republican. yet he IS broad
minded man and lie would DO his part toward @hhs
tbe city ont of the hands Of the Taminany POLITICIANS
WHO now run it. The same can be said OF captain
Huch Coleman OF the Goth Regiment. captain Oo H
man ought to appeal 10 every man "ho nves IN tls
rIty who went 10 the front at the time when men WY
needed for the defence OF the government lie Woulu
make the best of Registers ,.,.
In Henry c. BOtty the Germans have cahuIud,e
fo Comfy Clerk who is deserving OF the support VI
every German and every Republican, as Wei as eNsIs
voter who IS not tied down TO Tamnary haH M.
no,ty by his own industry has WorKtn MS way up
tn lie He is a thorough Republican, and has oeeii
he candidate OF the party before. an . e.,
There are few men who are better ql'hinSO 10 MI
the Office OF surrogate than John . smith, the Pfesl
dent OF the campaign committee OF me hetupncs Al
Club who was named for that place. NJ sinith Is
Trstcass LAWYER, a thoroughly honest ana cohscleh-
nons man and one with whom cases such as come
torore . Surrogate well can be trusted.
IN the whole the Republican ticket from 'op 70
a. cjtled to the ardent and enthusiastic sup
Dort n, every Republican In this city.