New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

layorod by item. lie exercised no influence ~n''
Moses Dinkclsric. who will represent IA" ne" 'tn
District uncs, a Republican defeats him. has TINS IAN
Of him:
pec from thai Of a.i year. w'ch was p, .ai as ne
could nah" H. ~ did not inrod"c" any any c,rp%r
tui III" reput~l represent alive ~ >"Nfrai
lions lie voted for all tho bad and G'N"hhple DIS
Eer1r''ng James II. souhvorh. who ha' been ph'
up again by Tammany Hall in the XIIth District inc
look say:
Mr. oorrhworthS record for the lsst session IS
bad White moi dcnilhel with the STRIKER he voted
for ali me bad maNir", ana WI, cnUr"N "iucn h .n
control of the lender of hi, district John T.. Sneeha,;
Eeor" the election laSi fall. Mr. suhworti pr0nlH'u
In willing 10 tavo the ps>ase Of bilnke,pao', m
form til. hut broh j, pldse dining th' past session.
and voted against advancing the bill III thc "'
scmby.
william Suzer who was Inc leader of the rammany
members In the Assembly, and who WAS rcnominatcd III
the new Nth district, is treated ~ follows
Mr.. sulles', record for the past session Is bad; al
though h" deserves credit for his votes upon som" DIS
not presenting political considerations. II" was the
Tamnany leader upon the floor of the Assembly ana
time, did not hesitate to stoop t" tricky methods ~
advancc measures In the Interest Of his organhao OF
10 defeat which were opposed by the Dosnc
Of his parry. lie introduced many Of the bid poIucil
bl, and defended Judge Maynard against the charges
made by the Far Associations both in the Committee on
judiciary and in speeches upon the moor oil Tie mousse
Louis Drypocher, Tammariy member OF several
voar, Of experience. also renomnat"d by Tammany
Hall in the Xyth District. or his record the book
says:
Drypolcher +, vicious politician OF the lowest class
ana thorough going partisan II" 5rfV"d r IN ne
lion a, "A striker His associates are selected from tho
low and corrupt elements.
In regard to Daniel +. Martin, who will 60 back
from the new XIyth District, the author Of the Re
form Club, work Jays:
The promi-.. which Sir. Martin gave in l,"l OF
maxim a bette. record. he did not fulfil. and as
whole hi, record I, bad. lie voted r all the bad
he bose, of his party he did not. however. talk" an
active part in any Of the lnqultou5 reiaiion oil ih'
he showed no inclination 10 dodg" votes. IT" vas
reputable member, Of the Legislature. lie was slhSr
ont fJr criticism for declining 10 introducr ,he
Telephone subscribers bin; but no suspicion OF az,
I'M WI, declined hy various other mcmic"' "i ~
lcrriy who refused TO Introduce IT h"'alse ni nS
un Il enable provisions. His SlhScrvicncy IN v,'as
r sJch measures ~ TIC IIucll'bcrTv bill served to
Illustrate the result Of the TammanS influence upon
man OF fair capacity and otherwise Gooi insIinc'N
Louis H. IIahio. who will again represent Police
Commissioner Martin In the new XNlst District II
possible. h.l, the following agan't him
Mr. ahlo dd not play o,ac rI% "r h popo ' IT,
AsemO ys, @a' on iG wo no c and such record
ic made /, bad lie held aoof from the dSFcpu'aho
~, nL~r and WI, moi corrupt, lc I, under tn" con
district ana senator jacob A. cantor
colonel George r. Webster. the supporter Of IN"
~Huc;detorry" Railroad measure, and who h"' been
named in the now NXVlIth District. earned IN" fl
loving:
H.. webster, record for tho last session Is bad;
He threw oil the mask II responsibility which he lad
worn and appeared q, the >ponNor % som, oI lHe
mo.t ,hamcics, measures X the session. lir asun
"honplo1.d TIE Ilucllrlcry Railroad bill. ana tool
by II untl +; wa, passed lie did not d. A. m,ch OF
'Lc Tammany partisan wor@ during ih" ~: ilm Il,
hcrcto,nre lie devoted hi, tim" 10 other and more
,cr.onal matters and ~c,m"d well SIT fled that III"
mantle 4 leadership lai tn"a upon other shoulder
Nilou.i he displayed great activity. 1t IS n1ic-
worthy fact hat ,~vcr;l u Mr. W"b.'crN bis which
mct huyc proved di~ta-tc.n In certain quarters never
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