New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

lucrative county Office. that he can retire Win
fortune lie va, defeated for County Clerk few years
ago. by u dissatisfaction with the way ne
handled the Navy Yard patronage, under prcsioeh'
cleveland.
There Is A remarkable dcarth OF political banners
and tI.i ,parcnccs III the city. Hardly Democrauo
Organization in the city ha, pat up lac names VI ~
,aiddatos Jefferson hall is destitute OF any IN, N
,lcul1 suOwinE that National candidates are IN the
ned me Republican, only wal .ng until inc per Per.
mGncnt campaign hcadqgaie are secured oeiUs nm IN
nlng Their Tanners Ia the breze' handsomely "a
,,ribcd banner is displayed by tie Twenty thiru "a'u
NepubN, AN. . - ,oo..,,,s IN,
~ ,man Roswell g. liofr 20 address the rreen:
Pon, Republicans st week ont ne mas oee ~ hs
course of the campaign. beginning next month -.
viii DO sure of lnrbe audiences whenever nc - az
rGc dciaa' arr al prepared for Tie new Demo nc.
craio gerry mandcr OF inc A'S"mbiy ihI.''s n0
nrf ted by The parry loadcls whereby the Republicans,
Who have H. pr cent d ue L"'ih M RetpIsistiya
cprs.enIaion. In otfe, word, while there viii DO
cithtcen Assembly Districts the bulk OF me
rirts and in the others clear Democratic msionties
VI be asci To do til, resort HAS SeeR nad t 70
nc-tlld the population Republican Is TO represent
ttyen an assent apiece while three Republican
mt together In one district. The scheme 70 be
adopted this year /, the same a. that put IN iofes
thirteen wear, aso when the nine Assembly DstHcts
a the county were ce$scd 70 wsv ss ana ts , o.
The Republicans have carried i've
Tue Democratic scheme TO assure safe malolues
I'm some OF the new districts by Topping of nconvenent
Rcpublcau votes and adding Democrats DIV INC eGl-
veuent device OF altering ward boundaries 10 hHcN
IN receive serious set Oac II the matter Is ca1so
~ The courts AZ II I, likely q be- Two OF me best
LAWYERS I'm the CITY jesse johnson and W. j. aybor,
maintain that the OF Legislature under en- inc
1I, -r,uen lave nctct /, unconstitutional and Fan %
oycrthrowu The action OF the Mayor IN the matter
hr.n DELAYED 10y the numerous changes which tho
Aldermen made in pety detail. recalling the resou-
tions repeatedly. - ,. y.
Tho Aldermen has been begged By securing similar
action by the Supervisors, who acted wholly without
warrant Of law. and fGlled to ioiow the procedure
which they have pursued In regard to changing town
boundaries recently II the Aldermen had been con-
nurposes probably the legal questions In regard to
,bcir action uld have been raised, but when
thew strovc {, foment Republican differences BY q
ma rtsan change OF ward maIorities, they aroused
public sentiment which Is likely 10 sweep away their
entire action. The Union League Club Is lkeay to
c0nlde the subject ut meeting called for the pur-
ross and 10 give support 10 the movement to test the
question In the courts. . .
St Clair McKelyay, Editor Of The Eagle" sailed
for Europe last week, accompanied by his wife, They
will he gone about Two months. Flowers and other
tokens OF remembrance from the staff Of the news
paper cheered their departure. This Is Mr.. Nickel
ways first trip abroad.
Augustus G. Tate, ex-Unlted states Marshall and
lately marshal OF the United states Circuit Court
las lost the latter Office by being leHslated out OF It,
Congress has abolished the marstashps In the ne0
Federal courts