New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-04
THE CONGRESS CANDIDATES
REPUBTICANS WHO SHOULD POLL BIG
VOTES.
THEY COMMAND THE SUPPORT OF ALL LOVERS
OF GOOD GOVERNMENT.

| THEY COMMAND THE SUPPORT OF ALL Lo| LIS
OF GOOD GOVERNMENT.
| Il must be apparent to every individual VINO io''
lowed the Proceedings Of Congress at tie last session
that the appropriations were larger and mat less Ei
atlon wa, done for the benefit of land ana sen com
mcrce and the general Industries Of the Cne States
than could be- expected from intelligent body OF mon
TO whom ne entrusted the affairs OF The Nation ana
the people The Republican nominees for tn" seVefa'
Congress districts in this city 50 we'll known iof
their ability their strong character, and iheir IN
selfish devotion to the Interests OF the people rs 1t
whole that no man OF independent Thought "o"u
hesitate for second to cast his vote for Them lheh'
too, the candidates on the Democratic ueKet are
almost a, whole. inefficient. selfish. ana 50
tvpca ns men having no other pursuit than pontloS'
that they should not De elected and those nominated
for reelection have made such dcplor1bie rfoouN 'a
they should b. reegatcd 20 private life
! samuel b. Brown. III" Republican nominee for the
With District. Is a man OF excellent Character anu
ability He has some reputation in local politics. but
he has never he'd elective Office He i grad"a'c
OF the College Physicians aud Surgeons. practising
physician and q druggist He Is SO popular candi
date tina, be will no doubt receive large number OF
votes from those outside Of his cwn party.
Austin E. Ford the Republican nominee 10 represent
the With District. j. n yonng man VINO mas never
made politics q business. He IS Journalist OF con
siderable note Il nephew Of Patrick Ford, proprietor
# "Ile IRISH NOiln dEu fI't"'" "'"'"'''
and IS cdl,orially connected with both popTs. lie
IA, the character and ability TO make worthy rep
rcscntatve Of the people. His Tnmmany opponent
is Elward J. Dunphy. who has twice lcen elected 10
Congress and who. as "The Evening Post said yes
erday has made no impression in the House and no
public record"
John r. Phelan. II ellknown lawyer. Is The he
publican nominee OF She IXth District lie Is
Young man and has never held public office. bit
In Is attractive pupuc
spcnkcr Ne was graduated from the Columbia Col
lego Law school in l9-9. has been member oil the
Repuhlicsn County Committee for three years ana
was delegate 10 the Republican National Convention
The Republican, Of the Xth District have put In
nomination Charlie, f.. Coon. whose popularity OK
tends over the entire country. lie served with
credit during thc Clvn War and Assistant Secre
,arv Of tl4 Treasury under President Arthur. lie
Is well known in business and financial circles and Is
second 10 none IN the knowledge Of the needs OF
HE people His opponent + MalorGeneral Daniel
F. sicklc, "A retired officer Of tie Army. who now
draws salary Of S5,G95 from the Federal Treasury.
Abraham H. sarasohn the Republican nominee IN
the Nth District Is a Well known lawyer and man
Of excellent reputation. He has been identified With
various social and political associations. bit has not
otherwise been In public NE.
Daniel But,erlcd. the Republican nominee In the
X1lN District. l. popular CITIZEN and business
man. and IS connected with the American Express
Company He Is graduate Of Union College. ana
entered Tho ARM carly Ia the civil Wnr and ro,e
Z, the grade Of major general Of volunteers Tor brave
and me1iorous services. He has been prominent In
political circles for many year. and has been a
Jealous Republican.
william C.. Robert has been selected by The Re
publican, Of the XIIfh District. and II elected viii
II AXE useful md c;odlishic I"pr's-niatv" 81 fine
people, H. IS q graduate Of Harvard University and
LAWYER lie j, ouc If The best Informed men upoa
iffesf.- =
Political parle, IN the United states" lie has also
made thorough Study of thc benefits 20 The country
and me working people from Protection lie l.
n, mbcr % Ire Republican Club.
Colonel II Charlie. rlu.an. who has Lecn nominated
for Couric~, In the XVIII District, has records
Of both military and civil life which should
him 20 every Republican voteT Ia the
district. When thc war broke ou ne enlisted n, a
private In the 9Th Pennsylvania Ee-crvcs and rnpdlg
rose - the rama II captain. After the seven DAYS
igh on he Peninsula he was promoted - fhe ram o.
lieut. cndni -cJiOnrl and shortly alterNAid beam
cOl0lcl 81 the lji,t Penu,ylYani Regiment WhNc
holding th, command h, Wa wounded by she'll aIl
r. one dine va partially p"rHlyz'd ana
tcgr d - tie Veteran Reserve corp, AMI mmanded
tie first regiment Of Tat Organization IN Washington
the President al campaign OF less Colonel Ilmau
ably supported President Harrison. and oraIlus hi,
W"d"-sn. Intara Sew York. Ncw,Ier.cy and con
iccticlt. delivering able sprccAr on b"hn!i of the
in fli, practice q !aw 100 THIS city.
Henry & Robinson f. tc Republican nomin-" IN N"
Xl'h District. and H. bushes, men ~! -iiOuL IN
tc4ri;s. lie f. member Oi thr rrm ~ Porter
Brothers a. Co.. manufacturers and commits Ion
merchant He has taken an act'v" interest IN p'ltics
for many Yeas. has never held public Ohcc. bui Wa
an unsuccessful candidate for .~eInhly ia l-1I.
George =. Irn'dr,th. a manufacturing druggist ~
sing sing Dee. H"uubliCa" tuuidntr for ''1g~'-e
from the XVIII District. Tie election Of on" Who
may be- depended upon T. attend To- IN" 1utl', ~
Washington better than VII. -iah'nrckcr. N" Demo
crai incumbent. did + an all important one. Mr.
,'nhlueckpr WnS hHliiunllv "al~rnt' and when |
-peclaly wanted by s party colleagues they had to
hunt ( D. ,im and then w.r' not ALWAYS sure Of hl-
INV loel ailltv 10 be present Mr. Lmndr"th pos
all ~ IA" qualifications necessary II the Office
and Will # elected ebly protect the Interests Of the
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