The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
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Every Democrat In New YORK city ana Brooklyn
should register to-day
Ityou cannot register In the morning do not fan TO
do so in the evening
The foregoing behesis come from Lieut.
Coy sheehan and those in charge Of the battle a
Chicago yesterday. and Deacon Charley Hack
ctts bunions were n little better. The Utica
as he perceived Mr.. Pa,t. Mr: Hackett re-.
ported the progress OF the work done in Mr.;
by a exscSnsressman BSrieish. who is In charge
Of the Msr forces ThS r Executive ed Commit bann
cey NJ. Depew at the head. are likely to have
an extended meeting to-day. 1t is said that
Mr. Belden Il experted In t3wn and , that Ss
some say, that In the end he will take Frank
At the meeting to-day it IS proposed to map
out the plan Of campaign ne b hepnhsans are :,
tration at Washington. continued assaults on
Judge MAYNARD. and AN attempt to show to the
many is to come in Tor dose. 10th sides.
to be a pretty stifi battle. Experienced politi-
clans do not take ANYTHING for granted.
s s S mi aass hSsy vile Il or
hand right hack to Mattea%an Mr. a1d Mrs
and and "a Mrs. Mase looked over Tin Sun she
fore saying that he wouldn't take n bet OF $40.
and he knew good many others who would
mo ot t" Hy the Hepuneans at SYRACUSE. MIS-
Mase handed her husband over the paper and
said:
Yes, it is my dear" replied Mr. Nlase
why. YOU are a candidate for the Constitu
in Duchess county will take this IN. You
surely must come right home. shall lie afraid
to haye you out Of my sight while we are in
The tall Assemblyman smiled at his wife's
ardor. but Mrs. Mase was. nevertheless. very
Most Of the chairs In the Republican bureau
were held down al! day ny patriiotiG; citizens
ticed this and very consideratciy said to them:
You're a little. early in the game. boys.
There no rn9s s t se msd . w at bis
ceiyed. but the cards haven't been dealt yet
The group trotted out in single tile. and FIVE
minutes later lined the walls in Democratic
street. There was no bag. there either. and
there were. no promises OF ratons. and the
last seen OF the patriots was ns they w eI6
The Ten Little MuxN"mp- Endorse Schieren
aud K,nkci.
A couple OF weeks ago ten little Mugwumps
met and resolved that Brooklyn was In a very
bad way and needed a political revolution
They then named 100 more or less well-known
citizens to devise some plan to bring this
about The committee OF 100 was supposed
20 be made up OF fifty Democrats and fifty Re-
publicans. and all OF them claimed tho pos
session OF superior public spirit. ~.
Day by day there were detectious from the
committee until finally only twenty five. prin-
cipally Republicans. OF the original 100 were
left. Eighteen OF the original 100 met last
night and adopted resolutions. effusively eulo-
giving Charles A. Scheren ana summoning
all non partisan. Independent voters to sup
port him. George kinkel. the Democratic
candidate for Supervisor at Large. was also
endorsed.
Republican Assembly Nominations in Kings
County.
These nominations for the Assembly were
made last night by the Republicans In Kings
County district:
First district. william Dryer; Second. George W
Raymond: Third John +. Iioughion. Fourth. w. D.
Basse. Fifth, John H. Burtis: sixth. ". l.. Drain:
seventh :. T. knee,and: Eighth. adjourned: Ninth
George r. Passieid. Trnt!I aIjournrd; Eleventh.
Henry shultZ: Twelfth ". +. Jones: thirteenth. T. r
Clarke Fourteenth. James Taylor: Fifteenth. Albert
A. May: Sixteenth William IL Friday. seventeenth,
James scanIUn: Ii ghteeuth julius Wiemhnn
Senate NOmInatIun.
Kings County-Fourth district. George II.
Mason.