The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-24
DAvENPoR1,s LITTLE GAME
Brooklyn Republican. Seem Disposed {
Try II On.

Try 1t On.
The second week Of the campaign In Brook
Ign opened yesterday with bright prospects
for the Democracy. Chairman Thomas ].
Kenna and all tho other committeeman were
at their headquarters bright and early. and
during the day received encouraging reports
from oil parts OF the city. The district and
ward leaders declared that after n thorough
canvass they could find no serious disaffec-
tons. and that each day the Democratic voters
were becoming moro determined and aggres-
sive in the fight. As was anticipated all along.
the continuous and aenseless attacks OF the
MuEwumps on the good name and credit OF the
city has produced q reaction In favor OF
Mayor Body. and many we'll known Repuh-
licans. disguised at the unfair warfare on his
administration. have pronounced In his favor.
1t is confidently expected that the two remain
ing weeks OF this educational" campaign
will result in complete disrupturs OF the Re-
publican MuRwump lines, and In IN ore firmly
solidifying the Democratic forces. Last nights
grand outpouring OF the Democratic hosts at
the Academy was everywhere regarded as o
harbinger Of victory.
Dismayed by the outlook. the Republican
managers are raising the cry Of registration
and naturalization frauds. and one OF them
yesterday even went SO far as to say that
conspiracy was on foot to corrupt some OF the
Republican canvassers. and thus defeat Mr..
Schieren on election night. United States Dis
trict Attorney Johnson made n pompous ap-
pearance yesterday before Judge Moore. In
tho Court OF Sessions. and objected to the sys-
tenn by which the new citizens are being
naturalIzed. Judge Moore was engaged in the
trial OF a criminal case. and Mr. johnson tried
to stop the proceedings. He received q sharp
rebuke.
As q matter Of fact. the present plan OF TAX
ing out naturalization papers is the Same as
has been In operation in BROOKLYN for the past
sEentyYe years and lathe the bneppoGGain
being practised ali they have got to do is to
eonsSt TIE court records shs
Johnson win lind il diacpIt; however: to in
A strong effort is being made by tre Re-
publican managers to divert some o. the
Il is wideIs Known WYNN thai beiore Mr. schieren
he made no secret Of the fact that his tenn
been endorsed by, the Prohibiti ion lists had not
seiisyed from i'1 this additional h%ndicap The
United Liquor Dealers Association is anxious
views on the excise question. and he has
agreed to crafty its curiosity by revealing
them to a compittee from the association this
Mr Schieren has also concluded that he was
guilty OF ungallantry in His treatment OF tho
Association Of Brooklyn. which endorsed him
a few days ago. and has notified its Campaign
his snd dssuss
look.
York tanks regarded. Mr. Boody's reelection
with dismay and would refuse loans on Brook
as hsd shs sSs eject that
Intended. Ali unpfeiudiced citizens Join In
Which IS sna
can organ. saya this In conspicuous type:
q. no q e: ns Sly
the dweiier rented aunrtnient we'll q. the prop
s soarSs ed Is M
seuting all attempts to dspreciase its value
knifing Of James G. Blaine by Mr. schieren is
Ssds Sus
bring to him. solid business man. VINO has
been prominent in the Republican orGsniza-
quarters and told why he would vote for Mr.
Body. .., ..,
on the eve of the Presidential election In 1884.
when 25. 600 true blue Republicans paraded in
III aMsy the
stand In front OF the Academy Of Music. from
which Mr. Blaine. reviewed the procession.
The rain fell In torrents during the entire |
march. and there was not a man IN the ranks
who was not drenched to the skin. Ny own
Overc0aC was rulnou. Dut nave k6pt IL ever |
since as treasured memento. can't |
forget that on that very night Charles s.
candidate for Mayor, was working and schem- |
ing to defeat Mr.. Blaine. even going so far as |
to coerce his employees | don't see how any
for him ]. for one. won't do So"
Another Republican. who was q delegate to !
the General Committee from the Twelfth ward |
q year or 80 ago, said:
The new gang which has taken control Of
the organization Is running things with |
high hand. The old warehouses; Of tho party |
have been ostracized: but We will teach them |
u lesson this year and show them what their |
N av. Far Glad phiIadeDhia DlAu amounta tn