The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-12
POLITICAL HoTEa

having oanvsssed the name OF Levi p Morton ~ can
didste for Governor in 1891. the midsummer states
| men on the Democratic aide have begun canrassnG
the name OF Hugh J. Grant has Democratic candidate
for the sane once next year The controversy 10 an
absurd one Mr. Morton would not accept the Republic
can nomination; Mr. Grant would not accept the Dem
| ocratic nomination. The man who will be chosen by
the Democratic Convention for second term II RIOS
| we'll Psttibone Flower He isa popular Governor and
there ia substantial unantmity on the Democratic side
that he should be renomiusted and reelected by ma
| iorty somewhere between 10000 and 100000 W.
| Morton, whom Mr. Flower succeeded in the Eleventh
Congress district would not enter the field against
him. Indeed 1t appears now that there will be no Sc
rious opposition to Mr.. Flowers second term.
Tn. populi.t. or Peoples party as they call them.
| selves here have nominated q southern tier man.
| James wright OF Chemung county for Secretary OF
state The Socialists have put up against him Daniel
DeLeon who their candidate for Governor In 1891
poed II 900 Both Populsts and Socialists have
renomInated the candidates whom they ran for Court
OF Appeals Judge last November Tue contest between
them though fruitiess was close Tho Socialist re-
ceived $50 votes the Popust received 4o5 votes
Tn. expense of extending and improving the Van
| Courtinndt Park parade ground will be $4,000
The new Eighth precinct station house in Macdouzal
street will cost. when completed. s6L377. The new
screw steamer for the OF the Police Department as
river patrol will cost s5..boo IL 10 building in Bait.
| more.
! owen Keesan Is candidate for the Assembly nomt
nsuon, TO suocooa "A'o' pau"" III nv Hih'" ''''es
| Michael T. sharkey 10 secretary OF the Commission
"n'on - eos 80 ~ 49,, ~. ,,,,
street anu ee'en'n "'s"uu - iVr
Dam btiuso spp'oae"' i"' ''p''' W Wv
will be ned on Oct 0.
| James r. Kbreth has never been pernicious par.
tisan called. lie intends TO take his own time In
| nling Custom House positions.
| r,.,uv,. ,.v.r,s from hc.n... vh,,b VA, sss ooo
la, v,, viii n. $40 900 mi, war Tn. city,, rev.np.
iro'h fni'ioa h""'''' Sio'''' '"'' 'e"'' wa w
$i<oooo tns yenF'
| There are a3s peraon, in tn. em,lov OF the New
YORK FIR, Denartment of whom l. lss ara in rc,iv.
s.rvce at fire, and are in .,nbl..
| or renair sbops
The once of Secretary OF Stale being the only over
which there likely to be any contest In this years
Democratic State Convention the other positions be.
ing provided for BY the denomination OF tho present
ncumbents aud tho selection ot William r. Kirk for
Treasurer candidates for Secretary arc already be-
ginning to appear IN considerable numbers and one
of the latest is Charles McCleland. State SOFA
tor from the wcstcheser distrct His friends do not
believe that no can secure denomination for Senator
excep: after bitter contest which would probably
mper tho district for the Democracy as Mr.. McClel.
land has many earnest and influential opponents
within tho Dem ocratic ranka Under tho previous ap
portionment the district consisted OF wes,chestsr and
Rockland coun'ies Rockand is usually Demo
cratic bv about 800 votes though Mr. Cleveland carried
It in 1888 by S28 Rockland has now been cut OF and
Putnam. small Republican county. substituted Tho
district also includes the Twentyfourth ward OF Now
ground among D.mocr.. and NAV h. .uch .e,in mi.
year Mr. McCel,and ia A sco,obm.n nv birth and
wa. A Federal ofbcenolder under thu nr.t Cleveland
Administration
bn''u henaerson' tno only iammAny nominee 70 IN
ooe.'e oneo 10 10 aetea'ea Ia" year. again can
semoy dis'rict'
There ha, bean an uncommon,v Lave. ro-..,,,
.u,nv S.x~ yo-r 81, - ,o,i,i,., ~. ,,.,.- ~. -. 90.
night Tho mortuary lis. includes exJudRe John A.
Dinke. Rufus r. Andrews. George W. walgrove Coun-
penns o,Dopovhu. h,,b T.x conn,,.,.,.,,,
Charlie, Row, aud Ar,brr = n.,,n.r ,r,hn.
Delaney. from hi, long connection with I,i,n
nnriotic orp.nizatior. w.. markham. m. n.., 80.
He was for more than thirty years active in Ninth
ward nolitics and co,tnp.d n h. a. mt, D. 80.
before his death n. was, ,t.ncb ,r,.,a .,a -.
orous but no, nxenerou, antapop,.t Ha wa, ,d.nti
fed with many imnor,ant I,v,i cont,ov.r,.. 49,,
n.nt among them the Gallagher cas-. n. VA. NJ
GaIavber,s coun.. and conf ,hut.d n.r.,n.uv 49,
share OF tho money needed in tn. v.rion. .gor,, "a
secure his liberation Mr. DELANEY contendea that mr.
Ga,aeher.s trial wa. no, In .ccord.no. ,v,,h r..
l,sh law and that be,nv actually ,nroc.r, a, On.
offence charged the case WA. a, on, ,or cov.rnm.n,
interference Dr. Gaasher other friends bss.d THAR
demand for liberation on tn. claim that thor,h ori,r
and though fairly triad his American c,t,x.,.,in
sbould be rsnson ouyh yor hi, di.,h.,o. "a . ~.
.ontsntron nroh.hlv nora M, .n-,h;s. -.
has prsysute I'D the Enc ish .uthori,,.. ,,or, -,
The yearly contes. lection ballot printing has
started for 1893 Commodore Tooker OF tho Metropol
to bid for printing til, ballots to bo used I'm tn,
ing election The Board OF Aldermen has passed r..o
luton giving the Police Commissioner. full .utbort,x
in tho matter Tho SUM appropriated for ballot mint
ing hls ia n
the contrac. as usual Tho whole election exnen.s tbi,
year will be $4,000 $50 900 OF which will bs for
newspaper advertising
An, =, .-,.-- .
a.. 49,, ~ ~ s '""hAa' lay ~
NV WIN f'
Charles T. o'FerralL whom tho pemocrs., h.x.
nominated for Governor of Virginia 4, 80. y,
Frederick unity and 4. So years Of Az. a. .n,,,.,