New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
PART II.
NOV. 8, 1892.
VOTE FOR THESE MEN.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR TIE AS
SEMBIX.
MEN WHO WILL MAKE GOOD RncoRps-cAREEns


The voters of this city and county certainly need
no suggestion as TO what is their duty at the psis
on tuesday next I'm The mater Of their votes f'r As
scmblymen. L. they viii recall the eAtTavAGanceS OF
the Democratic legislature which have in reSseo tle
burden Of taxation In every county OF this state IL
they Will recall the ubiquitous assures passed By th'
votes Of the Democrats who now have the assurance
to appeal 10 the people for their reelection. ana IL
they will to the bad records which these men
have earned for themselves, they will decide that
there needs to be a change. With DemocIauc Gov
ernor. Democratic Senate and Democratic Assem-
ay. the appropriations and expenses were 50 enor-
nous that every owner Of property, however small
will have TO pay greater amount OF tax this year
than he calculated upon: the total amount oil STAT"
tax alone according TO the State Controllers report
being So, s53,IO6. against 81 ,417,I12 In 1881.
II would be well for the people and every interest
of this State were every Republican nominee for AS
sembly In the thirty districts OF this city elected
The LIST District Republicans have nominated Patrick
]. Lyons. trlckmsn. who possesses integrity aud
ability far superior TO his Tammany opp nent Pairck
II. Duffy. As the report of the City Reform Club
says, the latter has made a record In the Assembly
which Is thoroughly bad Is ignorant aud untitled for
bis legislative position; during the last session Gcl
orally voted for bad measures when esent; intro
ducsd obvious and shameless strikes
Charles Bacig~lupo the Republican NOMINEE OF the
Id District, is undertake. held public Office
opponent, known "Dry Dollar" Sullivan, Is Char
actenged by the City Reform Club a tough and
barroom politician; has steadily gone downward and
during the last term made worse record than be
FORE
Ralph Nathan is the Republican nominee Of the lid
District. He is lawyer graduate OF the Law
School Of the University of the City Of New York.
and is popular in his district lie has never held
public Office
TIE Republicans Of the Nth District have nomi-
mated William Grossman q lawyer and graduate o.
the Columbia Law school. and mar with an eX-
oellent social, business and professional andinG.
His Tammany opponent is Assembly man Patrick Ii.
Roche, of whom the City Reform Club says he ha,
Z" uniformly bad record and OF the chiefs in
strikes against corporations"
Lafay schuum is the Republican nominee in the
With District lie formerly a policeman. but now
Is cigar manufacturer, and never held public Office
His Tammany opponent samuel j. Foley the ad
vocate Of the inQutos Excise bill passed By the last
Legislature.
samuel J. Lederer the Republican nominee In the
With District, Is politically unknown. but he has been
al active Republican worker. lie l. baker, and has
a good social standing. Moses Dinkelspiel. his Tam
many opponent has no business except politics and
has bad record He voted for all the bad and ques
uonable bills in the last legislature
Charles Sohwick, lawyer and graduate Of the
College Of the City of New York, is the Rcpubtan
mas taken active interest in politics and belongs
to several social Organizations.
The Republicans OF the With District have re-
nominated Assemblyman Aired II. Conkl.ng. lawyer
of ability and personal integrity. He studied care
fully I'LL bills IN the last legislature attacked oues-
tonable performed his duty fearlessy and
acted for the pubic good. HIS nmmany opponent,
William H. Walker is q present member from the
old Nth District with bad record. lie voted for
many bad bills.
The Republican nominee in the IXth District IS
John p Rockefeller. an icenlan. lie was member
OF the Legislature IN 1884. and made good record
James J. O'Donnel, law clerk and graduate Of
ST. Lawrence College, Toronto IS the Republican
nominee in the Xth District. lie Is a new man III
politics but stands high among his acquaintances
william suzer the Tnmmany candidate ior re-elcc'
ton. voted for many bad bills last winter. introduced
several bad political bills and defended Judge May
nard's Ubiquitous acts.
The XIth District Republicans have nominated
Frederick W. Peabody. young man. practising
LAWYER n graduate Of Columbia College. and man
OF ability and character. OF his Tamnany opponent
Assemblyman Pcrcival Farqubar, the CITY REFORM
tyuh saws: oils record for the last session was
thoroughly bad. lie appeared to have sold hnnsen
to Tammany Hall. He introduced one OF the worst
hills Of the scssion-the Election inspectors bill.
He displayed 10 independence OF thought or acuon.
nnd voted for all the partisan measures. Including
the Huckleberry Railroad BILL
Frank H. DAILY is the Republican nominee In the
yIr,b District He is q printer. a member OF Typo
graphical Union No. 6. and man OF character.
The XIlIth District Republicans have nominated
Frederick s. Gibbs. an exmember or the Assembly
.rd also OF the senate. His Tnmmany opponent j.
Aseer,hlvmsn Frank II. Southworth. whose record IL
M, an env,abe one and who was conspicuous ior
hreakinp his pledges and supporting hiquNouS
measures. - ,.. =, A.,
ca,rg. W Thumm. the Republican nomuee IN the
XVIII District should receive the Vo'es OIL Inc oc'''
,s ~ democrats in addition to those OF the Repuo
-. 10 ,s 81 commission merchant, member OF
A., Con o,ida.ed Exchange and nan whose record
e that NJ upr.ghness In both social ana business he'
Dan,el F. Martin. a present m"nter' Is ''e i"ni"aH
o,ronent and his record Is iir from oe'"s 'ieu"o'
NE voted for many bad political bills uhder 'hc com
maad OF his party bosses ,o -,
The XVII District Republicans maze wise Seiec-
A.. ho, ,bo, nominated seth Willis, boohkeeper,
. vornc man of excellent character, lieutenant IN
~, -1st Regiment an active RcpUbiicah D"t hot
nromlnent in politics hitherto. Lom' Di'P'''"0i -
his Democratic opponent, and MS co"'so DO "',"''o'
NJ the Assembly has shown him 10 DC us A." HNo"
, past, says an adept In low politics. an uhh' rep
rescntativc.' ~ .,... l.,
M Iacoh Uasslucer IS the Republican nominee IN
.n wynn District lie is dentist, new man IN
polltics and man of good reputation.
r.mey rav the nominee Of the Republicans ana
Comfy Democrats of the NNllth Dlsti'' aes'''cS
the support OF every person WHO "''"'e p'''o' o
,n.,t IN state and local affairs. lie is me'chsn''
-. h hold Office and has never been prominent
On ro,i,ics OF John KerIigan, his Tamnhhy op
moment. The Evening Post" says in Tie "st Lcs.s-
Ia,ure Ne made "a thoroughly bad record h's ''"'
w.re tho most obvious strike measures"
The Republicans and County Democrats l" '"'
xylIIth District have put in nomination ior rec"o
ton Assemblyman Thomas J' Mc'"nus' WIN INV
repie sents the old XVIlth Dstrict.
william NJ Raney Is the Republican nominee IN 'he
xIXth District lie is young man. unknown
polItically but a man Of integrity and upr1eh'ncSs'
i,a ,s graduate of the College OF the City Of New
York. and "a clerk employed In a railway equipment
company. -. ..o
The Republicans and County democrats Vi ~,0