The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05


Cord Meyer Jr. win he the second Long Island me,
to hold the once Of Secretary Of State in Albany fee
81 years David rioyd-Jones. also of Queens oou,.
ty. was elected Secretary in 1864.
There ia at present only representative in co,.
gross OF tho 1900 1000 coiored Inhabitants OF the
United States He is George washington Murray Of
the Seventh South Carolina district Murray has gree.
ability asa speaker considering tho early dissdvsn-
thgos under which he suffered. Eleven years old ~
tho time OF emancipation he had mastered the alpha
bet two years later, when IL. became teacher in q
South Carolina school, and three years later attended
the University OF South Carolina The district which
lie represents Ia something tho shoestrinE ORDER
being composed OF two counties north OF Charleston
and Irregular slices OF three Others Murray's majority
in the cnntest in which he chosen = member -
the present House OF Representatives was - yoea
There are independent candidates for the Assembly
in eight Of the thirty Assembly districts OF New York.
In the First district Edward Brady. the Independents
Democratic candidate has been endorsed By the Re-
publicahs. AMI his name Will thus appear on tive
tickets. The Independent Democratic candidate In
the Fourth district is James L, Donegan The indie
pendent Democratic candidate IN tho Seventh distries
10 Otto kempnsr. lie has no other sndorsemens.
Walter W Bahan Is running In the ninth district a.
an independent Democrat under similar conditions
and circumstances Tho New York or voorhis De-
mocracy has nominated candidate for Assem-
bly, In tho Fifteenth district, and the outstsnd-
ing county Democrats in the Nineteenth have nomi-
mated George NJ. Bnyne. whose certificate however.
bears tile endorsement Of tho " Riverdale Club"
The northern boundary OF the district of which Mr.
Bayne running is Seventy second street. lie resides
in seventy.stxth street. which 10 in the Twenty.
third Assembly. Michael Duny has = candidata
Herman H. ID. Klnker. in tho Twenty.nfth. The
New York. or Voorhis Democracy in the Twenty
sixth district never fails to be hand whsa
candidates nre to he put In nomination. and this
year the standard bearer of that organization 10 Rich
ard h Sheridan lie bears name iustrious in the
annals of British literature but not likely to poll
very large for tho ONCE Member of Assembly
the record OF last year counts for anything In thas
contest Louis Fack. tho voorhs candidate in the
TwentysiSth district received 1s3 votes total Of
1000 and there have been many well authenticated
rumors OF defections since.
Never before In New York has there been such one
sided contest as that Of Tuesday ia certain Tam
many Hail has . clear field tho Republicans having
"determined to lilo down" and the indie
being to all appearances enmcshed In Jungle OF per-
peSitics arising from tho extraordinary electoral bal
lot law. which they exerted themselves actively
few years ago to have established. De-"
Larry" McParlin. tho perennial Gresnbaek. Pope
list, antmonopoy. and workingmens candidate for
some once of the state ticket appeara this year the
official ballot as Lawrence German McParlin.
wslLknown member of the so called "anti-snap-
per" Provisional state Committee of . year axo was
tsheu ou NoHuhy WY Anttsnhppof ff1onub IN new
York city did not get together" His answsr WAS
simple: There are mono to get"
The report current In Republican circles that LevR
Norton definitely out of Now York politics had
most depressing effect several OF the more ardent
grand old party partsans who had all their fences
iSed to put him at the head Of tho Republican State
icket next year. when Governor is to DO elected.
The Republicans of New York are destitute of good
timber as was shown to DO tho At
he Syracuse convention two years ago. when the
went begging Since then things have NOS
improved with the Republicans. and newly avail
'ble candidates have made their appearance Tho re-
rement OF Mr. Morton leaves tho neid absolutely free
More lawyers. probably. running for elective Of.
ice this year in New York than bofors fifteen
delegates at largo and forty district delegates the
Constitutional Convention arc to DO chosen and these
With very few exceptions arc members of the bar.
All the candidates for Judge OF the Court Of Appeals
md for Attorney General on tho State ticket Law.
ers too and so also all tho candidates for the
Common Pleas and City Court JudReships tho surro-
ateship and District Attorneyship. and ton Dstriot
court Judgeships. AShbel r. Fitch. tho Democratic
anddate for Comptroller. is lawyer in active prao
ice. and Charles NJ Clancy the Democratic candidate
or Sheriff. 10 also hawyrr. Tho Republicans arc run
ling n l1wyer for Commissioner OF Street Improve
nents and majority OF tho Assembly candidates PMS
- by the Republicans in those districts where there
any hing Of fight. law also. About the only
ity offices which seems to have attraction this year
Ut Oh tHo OF lOr NOM
ership OF the bar is not prerequisite qualification 10
he post OF Coroner
Prior to the Presidential election OF 1892 tders IVES
nuch rivalry between several OF tho Assembly dis
rcs over the majority given In each to tho national
andidato At that time there had not been cleo.
lon Under the new apporiionment. and what majority
ny district would give was therefore, largely eonjoo-
-al Ihisyear tho division between tho two parties
each or the districts is well known. and tho Second
isric It Is confidently expected VIII be at the head
the Democratic limo In extent OF tho majority given
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