The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-28


Tim Campbell, Bill Tart. and Silver Smith, the -four
perennial candidates were not TO be voted Tor me
successors OF all four viii not be chosen until 1894
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for any person holding an official position 70 ntercede
for mitigation OF tho sentence OF an offender But
local politicians rejoice greatly that IL passed Assem-
byman AcManuss bill. giving Judges OF the criminal
courts the right to suspend sentence In
heretofore reluctantly exercised hs matter OF dscre-
tion This new law aids the prospects OF many con-
stuuent In Distress Tor Judge may now lawfully sur
pend sentence. and thus save from prison walls De.
PENDANT who can bring suicentinnuenee to bear upon
the Court.
ino aeetn OF eAheu,,.s0v hosAns Az h's nome IN
nt'va neeA nko PASSED. , "'nioss ".h'u' %
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speaker lie was presiding officer at tbs time of Presi-
dent Lincolns assassination and two days before the
close Of the session Gen johnson sher'
man. ana the details OF tho Union victory were brought
to Albany az the members were separating hMthe
fate OF former ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO be forgotten
politically. Hero are few recent ones: Alien U.
Beach. Stewart L. Woodford Edward T. Jones.
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not iose skh' Vi auo e"s0 vi ''o ,eAns'o' "''"uo
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,om nssNH ers VI mu'on ha'o 'e', ieeo"'' ue''a,eu
elosea 'ne piooeeunss ""''u Va" oee" p."uink ".
eight years lney announce 'nht .neS arc enRnkeo
upon 'neir prehm'hafy report "hio" WI" 10 isa.y
wthih TWO moh.ns' Mneh 'ueir MAJ report N''' ue
maze Is not s'ateu. anu 'ne unto "hen 'h0 '"ess WI"
DC opened Is oqua'iy remote
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pfh'.nS o"e'' uo'ns a""s WV" sv"., ., on
'oE' fo"e' 'e''sa w. "u '"o kf"u"u '"a' 'Ao
system OF 'et'hs OUT o. '"o WORK 70 'he io"es o'ue
eonuuees ho1o W 'Ho p"o''' o.nou' as go
tho states Dill Tor pruning amounteu 70 siEo'
wv mus ul''ue"' heSs'"'n pf"''nk' 1900
tesolu'iohs Oh Legislature, >i-oo"' s''s''" i"''
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state 'hele was pHu''' '',,'et n''o A"o"
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was es'ao'shed 'ne o''e' ~ eon."ueu' Wv '.o 80
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Weeds paper and was under his dictatorship that
the Argus became daily paper Since that time there
on contract,
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jesse se'sha". !" "n'ee SUI hen'oe.'p ~ ..'
can electors on the HARRISON and Reid ticket IN No
vember. The head or the ticket polled in this city
"es6I votes NJ. seligman received ss0e%. three
votes less 1sador "ormser was one OF the on
the Cleveland ana stevenson Dehocraac e'ec'or"'
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Hot weather has an Injurious effect upon excited
esmen and 1, appears to unduly Cypress an ndr
yiduaI who comes to the surface in the Pre He says
that n prominsn: Tammany man eaid this to him:
MIR Croxers blood is up and he proposes to strike
back as hard as he knows how Unquest,onably the
Administration at washington will endeAvor to place
an ant.rammauy Democratic ticket in the field hero
They will invite tho Republicans to cooperate with
then, in tho name Of reform It 10 going to be war
to the knife Tho tight which has been started will
increase in bitterness and intensity as time goes
we nave seen inc nRht comhS iol h'ne "he. anu "'o
In measure prepared tot IT, mo rye" ree'nanu
conversation reporter snouo NOV .".o !oaes sefousy
IN summer ineFe 10 rs ihu'n nAe"no'u VI NJ "'''
IammAhy Aam'hlsfa''o" 'oAet as 'hsfe 40 y, ."
'iehet III new hofA '''' YEA" al 'n'
Jokes Oh tho uaI arc not u NC iounu III eoi' pApe'
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The project of dividing Steubeu county has been
abandoned and the number OF New York counties,
therefore will continue to DO sixty
There are many points OF similarity. and few OF
divergence. between the whiskers OF George washing
ton PIunktt and William Hosea Cora: but fiunkitt Is
Democrat, Corsa 10 Republican The terms OF both
expire this year
With the two excavations of Uoke Smith and Wilson
pss.u every member OF the present Cabinet AS well
IN. Presdent and Vice President hHs be.n at nome
limo candidate for elective office at the hands of h,s
,e,lov citizens Mr. Cleveland ran seven time. and
elected ave-twice President once Governor once