The sun., 1893-10-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

| These are the Democratic candidates in the etgh
| Senate districts in this cityi
The Seventh district. tue west side below Twenty
sixth street: Candidate Gen. MAnrlS T. MCMAuoS Dem
ocratic member OF the last Senate and Deiuocrau,
| Assembyman in the Legislature OF 1891. The nenC
cratic majority here is 800. There Is Republican
candidate but practically tn"re is no opposition tc
Gen. McMAuoSs election by substantial majority.
Tho Eighth district. east side. south OF Fourteenth
street and east OF Avenue b; Candidate ons AnEAnS
elected Senator from the Sixth district in 1889 by T.
200 majority and reelected in lsy1 by IL 900 man
who beat ToS GRADY Democratic majority in tho dis
trict under the present Apportion ment 18 ooo 10.
publican candidate is said to be running but there ID
serious opposition to Mr. AHEAaSs return by from
10000 to $1,000 majority. probably $1,000
Tho Ninth district east side wards below Fourteenth
street. east of Sixth avenue and west OF Avenue Bi
Candidate. 7. d. SULLIVAN. Democratic member OF As
semby from tho Second district in Legislatures OF
1887 1883. 1881. 1890. 1891, and 1892. A popular
Democrat Democratic majority here under the pres.
ent apportionment 10000. The identity and where.
abouts OF tho Republican candidate said to be running
are known to the Hon. JAcoR NJ PATTERSON; but such
knowledge Is not generally diffused.
Tho Tenth district south boundaries Fourteenth and
Twenty eighth Streets north boundary Forteth street.
east boundary East River. west boundary Hudson
River; Candidate. FRANK A. O'DosNxLL. Democratic
Assembyman for tho Twelfth district In tho last
islature Democratic majority in tho Senate district
under present apportionment. 12ooo There il a Re-
sition to Mr.. ODoSsrlLs election
The Eleventh distriot, north boundary limos Fifty
ninth and Ffty-second Streets south boundary line
forieth street HUDSON and East Rivers lateral boun
daries: Democratic candidate. JosxrH WOLFE Demo.
cratic Assembly from the sixteenth district. Like
MCMAHON, tho Democratic candidate In the Seventh
district Mr. WoLrF veteran of active service In the
war. Democratic majority in the DISTRICT 5000. A
Republican in the ned. without chance of success
other opposition.
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preceding district And south Of seventysecond street
Candidate THoxAs C. o'sULLIvAs. Democratic Assem-.
blyman from tho Nineteenth district in tho last Legis
lature west side orator Democratic in the
district. 1000. No Republicans In sight.
Tho Thirteenth district upper west side with the
twenty third ward across tho Harlem bridge, Candi
date. CHARLxs /. GUY. new man. Democratic major
ity. 4.5oO No serious Republican opposition and
other opposition to Mr.. GUYS election growing dis
trict. growing more Democratic.
The Fourteenth district. Harlem. east: Candidate,
JACOB A CANTOR. Democratic member of Assembly In
1855. 1885. 1887: Democratic Senator IN 1885, 1889
1890. 1902. and 1898 veteran in legislative ser.
vice. Democratic majority In district $500 No Re-
publicans in sight. No Democratic opposition.
Tho Twentyfourth ward of this city which casts q
vote Of less than attached for Senate Dur.
posea to the westchester district which Is strongly
Democratic. A. H. MoRRIs, a Democratic Assembyman
10 the candiunte there
There are somo remarkable things about our eight
Democratic candidates for Senator. First of ALL all
eight win DO elected secondly all eight will be elected
with practically no opposition to them; thirdly seven
of tho eight were members OF the last Legislature and
obtained the support OF tho voters OF their respective
districts when candidates in 1891 1892; feurthly
New York city has not had under any previous appor
eight Senators in Albany to guard its inter
ests and protect Its rights
This year ATamnany nomination to tho Senate any
other office hereabouts Is equivalent to election;
and 1t is gratifying under these circumstances to
tha all aS., Ia.