New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
Well, this is the day. Now go out and vote |

Well, this is the day. Now go out and votel
Honest Democrats as well Republicans
united in denouncing the iniquitous Farquhar bill
when it was before the Legislature. 1t is low
now and Tammany expects with its aid to cast
and count many dishonest votes to-day. Every
self-rcpecting voter in the Nth Assembly Dis
trict, where Percival Farquhar, the plant tool OF
Tammany Hall, is candidate for reelection 10
the legislature, should vote for Frederick w.
Peabody. the Republican candidate. vote for
Mr.. Peabody is a vote in condemnation of the
shameful and disgraceful Farquhar law. Vote
against this Farquhar!
Tho one final message is-votc; vote early ana
make Il vour business as patriot to see that your
friends vote too.
Hugh ODonnells letter had manly ring IN
il. When he stated that they were the enemies
Of labor who attempted to use the Homestead
strike n. n Democratic device TO deceive voters
no smoke both truth and an accusation. ihs
Is what tho Democrats have been diligently az
tempting, Just as they attempted TO excite rehe-
;ona nrojdiccs in Illinois and Wisconsin, race pre-
;,diono in tho South and social preiudices IN the
States where the Mormon population holds the
balance Of power.
The great question is whether or not the Re-
rubIican farmer will do his duty to tile party
,ybicb has thoroughly protected his interests II
no docs not. he will deserve the agricultural
scbedulcs of the Mills bill take the place In law
Of those of the Mckinley bill.
co,or,, pa,ricl, 4 Collins SCOTS ut tho idea
that President Harrison has done more FOR IRISH
Americans than his predecessor, Mr.. Cleveland
,,ho, IN office If our memory serves us, there
,,,s considerable talk Of a Cabinet appointment
Tor CcneraI Collins himself after the election IL
,eea Uis ramc was on many OF the States, NV
,f,cr the inauguration I. was found that IL iiaa
,o,,or been seriously considered. Mt CIe'eianu
1ia not want 70 have an Irisnman In MS Oaoiue',
and accordingly, General Collins remained
home.
Tho Republcans have made good hsh'' '"cy
have earned q glorious victory ana they canH0'
he cheated out OF H.
Tho ponublicans may rot elect many members
-, Cor,rcss in this city, but that fact shouia ~.
An,.r tham from giving the most near" "u'
1.rros, sunnort 10 the excellent candda'es ""'
have been put up By their party IN 'he Ndiiou'
a;.,,;,,s Tho men whom Tammany u running
b,y. almost without exception, done ho."in7 "
d.sarye public confidence or support i' ~
Tommanv men in Washington, JUST a. ivy o.
Tsmn,ory men here. IL merit aoHo -, -.
.iSn,na yew.York would send more thah ous
pnnrbl;con 70 the House Of Representatives
tho LIIId Congress:
p.h,ke the shameless Democratic Gerrynianues
49,, choose your ballot for Congressman
and Assemblyman.
John Kcan. jr has nothing 70 reeir' !" ~
.-.,,.oss NOW closed lie has maze S'Ii""' -
noicn and has fairly earned the Nlc'orS III N
ro,y seems within his grasp Aoe,'i'n I"r 90
that i, implies should receive de''N'''O
the polls to-day.
7, .hn Pepublicans in the Nlth ana AAls 10,
.,h. districts will bring ont their iui.
10Th NJ the polls to-day, they Can 'N'
~. ,h. Pcnublican candidates for Assembly, '..
-, al. poord of Aldermen. IL Is 'i'n |
-. In This and any shortcomings on tnc' P".
I'm Il. ;ncxcusable let every Kep"'n,"" ~.
,s,oro1 VOTER in those districts 80 10 INC p
.,1,, and vote straight. IN many
Ioc,ions n lamcntaby large percei'us' III, %
,1,ssa1 ,.o,crs has failed 10 20 TO the pom ~
SUI" No., This is nnpardonahle. hohes'
,,I,,s oucht to vote for the kepu'N'an.
~, ,as'mbv and Aldermen. for the cnara,".
-, a.. Rc,ublican candidates is muc'' n's"'
that OF tho Democratic candiua'c''
The Legislature Of 1893 VIII c"oo' Dnn't
States Senator TO succeed MI ii'', ~ cas
forget this most important lH'S
,onr ballot for ASsemblyman 'o-o'S
| .,1,o life has learned more during
This canvass than Wayne Mac.eas"' ~ will
heard from again four years heh'e' .onc,rou,
| never again rush ih'" :"
insults 10 Irish-Americans'
7, crovcr Cleveland carries the St,'e y, -,
yorl, to-day it will b. demols'ra''" cno.r,n and
Murphy, Richard Croker boui"' 49, chicago
.'.s n,,;re Ncw.York delegation to 'he 0'r Tr7v
|.e o,. or. a set of political frauds. im'
Wy , his nomination would surely lose TIE .''' Its
s''0 -. .,,.s ch-.red 20 the echo when III "'
srooch be declared that there was an '.'n
So $50. ,ho voters who would not be coerc'" y
',,.,"oI LEADERS. and that this element We" -
,.,, IN T,mrnany a. among the Mue"u" p
w., ,.,ictiops are bclicd the New-iorA p 49,,
49, r. rode n fool Of ana its influence n"'''''
,n al, future conventions OF us parry
,,c,icoro when invited to get upon the =, v"a .,
-, " Sorotor Brcc replied: well WI.
w"SD", :. 10 Going 70 be u hcarse just the SAINT
The hcarse is in notion
Superintendent Byrncs instructions TO i' ar.
No.. 80 for rs they have been maze P""''
substantially sound Mr. Dyrnes knows rT lets
IJo Knows that where Federal statute ,0''I :, i
'.,,, . state statute the State law is null :" 81.
his duty to make that fact clear TO al
| .roc,ors officers and men.
| Nor, Democrats have been practising ." aSi.
aotnris,icollv tricky, dishonest ard ui'tep pill
yomo by pairing off with nuinoer .. T,,;s