The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
POLITICAL VOTES.


This ia A light yenr for naturalization .,,,s.
will fall below tina, Of 1883
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Hill and Mckinley cont nuc 10 tn. close -, ma.
paign to be great cards the rival parties rbrv
drawn the largest crow is evoked the efes..t ,,,,
sastn and performed the harlcst work In IN, c,..,
Mr. Mckinney, It is Gonbtful IL any carrpnirn ~
the political history OF the country has given ,n,
grudgugiy his time and toll to his party, Cars. E,,
has been kptNhtrg s:cadily for week. Tti, :.
his schsiue for tho fr.t Isf of The veeL b,,,r,,.
Oct. 81! Monday afternoon, ronrhkesusin. Man,
evening. Fro E!yn. Tuesday afternoon rtcA Tp-s,,.
evening. Rochester; Wednesday afternoon Tons.
wanda; Wednesday evening scranton
tranN 'i's,o'K IL undoubtedly the most sanguins Re-
Campbell is undoubtedly the sanguine democratic,
visitor at head quarters Campbell 4, an e, ,oy.r,o,
and liiscock Will be soon Senator
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hepuohcan ORGANIZATION IN tho large cities OF the
u""o''"' S'a'es vi 'ne west Is hhcommonly good
thS 'he anu the losses which 1t Is expected that the
hepuohcshs VIII MAKE IN many farming con.
Hfncncies will, oil this account. be onset in
city districts such appears to be the case IN IN.
nos. where tho Republicans are strong in Chicago,
in Pennsylvania where they arc strong Il,
Philadoiphia: in indiana where they are strong in
Indianapolis; in Ohio where they are strong In Cipcn.
natl in Rhode Island, where they are strong in prov,
dence in Nebraska. where they are strong 4.
Omaha: in New jersey where they ARC stron,
in Jersey city, aud in Michigan, whers tb,v
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There ia thing which tho outside Democratic a,
CARNATIONS do ths year without nslr, INV nj.
permission They array themscl>e s dea. ap.in.s
the proposed sale Of the states salt s,rinuS
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"he Of 'he thFce Constitutional amendments TO be
offered Tor 'e adoption or rejection OF tho voters Of
ne" iurA STATE "s year Is thought bv many lawyers
!" NC 30 'auS,' from legal point OF view, that Its
proposed endncn rrovid.s that ito voters in thu
First and Second JUDICIAL Districts SHAH eject two
additional Judges and additional judge in each OF
tie other SIX judicial districts Such. clearly. could
no, hay. wished that tho voters ar ma c,,y .na
Rroullyn should elect loco, Supr-me Court ,udv., IN,
IN. Albany Schenectady syrarrs. rl,n,r, pnchn.,..
and ganalo circuu, IN, First district ia mad. ma,
tina countv IN, Second Of kmcs Queens Eirh,,opd
SUFFOLK W,.cne...r Orange Duchess putnam .na
RocLlau,l counties
tn" unres'ric..d power of appointment. Of head, OF
departments rnt. since 1882. in the hands OF tho
Mayor Of New York greater than by the
head of any Other municipality in tn, United STATED
AMI IL greater than that conferred upon the President
or GUNornoT Their most important nominations being
conditional upon the confirmation OF the Senate But
the Mayor oc Sew York has few direct appointment.
OF his own 10 subordinate postsfewe-. in fact than
have most city "ar as Ihe Mayors Marshal whom
appoints. receives 500 year and has first
ant who gets 81 COO chief clerk NJ 81 500 ami
other CLERKS nj S3Uu and 81 900 respectively There
are besides four inspectors who get each. Fifteen
years ago the staf Of til" license bureau larger
than II is today There were then SIX inspectors in
stead Of four. There was then interpreter besides
yet the business was much smaller Khan 1t is NOW.