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

Pretty Mech Everythine Sure TO 40 20 en-.
Demperncy's Candidates.

Democrncr'n Cnudidntce.
WHITE PLAINS Nov. "A review Of West
| chester county politics, as made by the Demo-
| cratic County Committee. gives many evi.
dences that the entire Democratic ticket will
sweep tho county. The party was never in
better form for battle. and is united to a man.
Every district leader promises great things
| for Democracy on tho day OF election. The
| emocrat.c County Committee have made an
aggressive campaign. and Senator McClcl-
| land. the Chair OF the committee, predicts
| that there will he majorities for the Demo-
cratic candidates ranging from 500 TO 1000
Pickets. who were specially selected to take
the political sentiment in every one OF the
IA election districts. report that the only dis
satisfaction expressed is as to the candidacy OF
Judge Maynard.
A. Herman Morris. tho Dem ocratc candidate
for Senator. will carry the district by from
800 to 1900. This il based on the knowl-
edge that Senator McClclland and his follow
ers are giving loral support to Morris. who
defeat cd McCeland for II denomination. Mr..
Morris opponent is Col. George W. Robertson
OF rcekskil lie is not considered running
mate for young Morris As soon as Robertson
was nominated he hied himself to Chicago to
intend the Worlds Fair. and this Ia considered
significant in view 81 the active campaign MIR
MGrrs Ta' ALREADY 4slns Tor ne Senator
Tested toward Morris comes from Leader
Michael !. Dillon OF New Rochellei
In the FirRt Assembly district John G. Har-
ticket against J. Irving Burns. an old political
100. Although Tho district il Democratic. Turns
has been elected to the Assembly three times.
connection With til" Hudson Hiver Railroad
enn 9tIr nTh Harry OF III o SGe1nn AS
IL" %@S, TT e"ndidate Ills onon srnHs IS
%a M frF h2a asrt ""d Is SIGN
Ct II hnn - in Inf to-
Assembly. Although he was beaten hy Mayor |
Brush for the Mny"ralty IT tho city Of Mount
uro to solicit votes. He will carry the district
by mt least 400 majority.
has been renominateI, in the Third distrct.
the late, Gen. lImseds stronghold Fitted
OF Sine Sing strei
Rel2nss to The Republican column. but as
lis H r"cor at albany last Winter W
assist him in securing 200 more votes than
John Hoag has been renomnated for County
Treasurer. He is the only Democrat who ever
icat N" late Gen. Hustled for the Assembly in
tor" tie" r " George L"mbrn Of New "E o %hnII
who was Ilt on the Republican ticket by the
insea to run and has wSdr"wn from the, h"
Michael f. Devlin Of West Chester. PRINCIPAL
nominated in tho First ds,rictior school Com.
mis- mis-! TONER hy the DenooGrats Ills opponent is
|
is a political foo Of Candidate Morris, who
strongly opposed his nomination Dcvln won
the day and is expected to carry the district
by 400.
Harrington NJ. Thompson OF White Plains.
who is the law partner of District Attorney
llatt is the democratic candidate for School !
Commissioner in the Second district. Mr. ,
Thompson's election is simply n question Of
~ aority which probably will 10 the largest .
aver given for u ca didate in the district. His
''pronent Is Miss Dolly, A., Merritt Of White
Pains. who taught school in Westchest"r ,
county before Candidate Thompson was born.
franklin Couch Of Peckskill is running on the
Democratic ticket in the Third district His
opponent is Timothy {. Adams. tho present in
'umbcnt The district liz Renubiican. but Mr..
ouch expects to poll enough Rcpub lican votes ,
O insure his election.
The Democratic candidates for Coroners are
Edward J: Mitchell Of onkers. DR.. George {. ,
n oiss of Mount vernon. AMI Wright Horton OF
eekskilI. Each is expected to get at least ,
900 majority.