New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
THOMAS r. WENTWORTH AND OTTO IRVING WISE
DEXOUNCE THE COURSE or THE GOOD
GOVERNMENT CLUB

THOMAS i. WENTWORTH AND Ollo Inv Inv " 'f'''
DEyouNCE THE COURSE or THE GOOD
GOVERNMENT CLUB.
The tvo following letters received last
night by The Tribune from the candidates for SEN
ator and Asscmblyman for the NNist Assembly
District commenting on the positionthe Good Cow
eminent Clubs OF the district have taken agans.
the election of otto Irving Wise for Asscmblyman:
To the riltor Of The Tribune
Sir; Another circular to-day been mailed by the
Good Government organization to the voters OF the NXs.
Assembly District the Asscmtynan from that district
IL contains which arr not ACCORDING To fact
but which The Tribune, ~ this l't houi, VIII hpt
space FOR rply
What / desire 10 ask Of the leaders Of the Reform
Club this, when the conference @. oc'oer 70 ~ crfi
to in the circular broke up id no, represenat'r" OF
the Good Government organization say III ion run Wise
We Will do all . To defeat HIN.
charged THU Intention ~ communication sent t.
.1he Man and Express saturday night. and ~ al
IL ha. not denied even b. Mr ~ch 'Heln. VINO
att inps answer 10 M letter ia TIL, evenings issue
that paper. do no; characterize such purpose
on the Iaii 0, III, Good Goveumon; or-sni7s'inn a.
other good or bad What Rep hlicon. IN In XXI,
10 o cct thai oreaniraon is taat. undo false
nco Of dccar!ny 1ammany Hall. Il should oirit
vote, Tor Mr. Ir1,u whilo The fret I. that II Is rob
ably spending $4,000 ,'-iiuaci - ds:cst wi'c
The people ought 70 h. iod tn Truth sni cN'n the
liberty OF voting iih ftl knowledge OF tn" fact
TIiOs. r. WENTWORTH
Ncw.YoIk. nov. 6 1898.
otto Irving Wise. running for assemblyman on
the straight Republican TICKET, sent the ivioWhs
letter:
To IN, Elior OF Tho Tbunc
Sir. ! regard IL honor indeed 20 have becn nom
intel unanimously for Assembly from the NNl,t AZ
fcnbr District. the first ballot. by 'on' nu'h "
Republicans comp1sd Of intelligent and representative
gentlemen from every section o' the district. lawyer
o. cmncncc Jard q. Pa'dwin. IT, pres dei a, that con
ycn.lon and q nomination for the Assembly from III
Republican party under such circumstances J. fulN a?
prccated ~ me. ! accepted Tie nomnlon only upon III
assurance Of men who's good Judgment and Rrubcanisr
have never bce1 questioned tina. wouli receive 'h'
honest hearty and loyal supper, Of tho patty Th'
prorn.. received from such uen a. william hro'sa"d
James \. blanchard. John Proctor Clarke. rhom's y
| Wentworth our candidate for senator. and oher-.
AZ this hour am confident after thorough canvass
Of tic district that Mr. Bartlett Will the district
and TINT shall win. II l. matter OF CONCENTRATION
att, .earchght Investigation by tho 'ioot Government
Club that NV character ben found clean AM irr"
proaciabe The opposition e. my oandidacy has or'ri
resort 10 desiefat, measures The Tammsny candidate j.
A representative Of all that the worn 1ommany implies
athor methods OF Tammany Hall and regard them -
innlca to preparation of our American in-"'on
aud honor PLEDGES me t. oppose bitterly '' u ~
| praciices and measures.
Hut have stll another candldlie 10 cont M WIN
Mr. Leaviu q D"norat Of pronounced fret al" pi''i
rdcs and non. resident OF IA. district. has teen nom
mated A. an Independent candidate. Nr L~,yius friends
have acted unusty and unworthy Of the name OF good
coycrnment can produce ardavits OF men wso VIII
under oath Mr.. Lo,. was reIiesen'ci - then
Ly Mr. Leayitrs agent a Democrat and h' niida't'
o. their neishbor. tina, the agent represented T.
| them that Mr. Lcavltt Republican Tho fact j.
that the Good club has expended large SUNS
&, oney 70 compass defeat. nnd they are nov rs-o
inc 10 methods entirely inconsistent with their lofty
tensions IL significant ~ not that circular has
bcen issued ON the Good Government Club ainounc.
tbeIr platform Home Rule. AMI yet their c'1ddit
does not reside In NXIst Assembly District
lnz,rd the prediction that OF this district vii
dc,o.e hundreds Of good all. and worthy young mcF
who would honor themselves and the d. tri by lcgis
| laf,e
| understand the duties Of citizen T. b" the pr"tec
ton hi, countrys honU Of HE own liberty and free
dom. We can feel PNtcfnI. indeed. that Ne are II
unsscssion Of weapon with which - defend orr honor
strong able w-spon-the ballot. The hon and ia
purity ballot sacred. and should be nrs'tN"
aboyc all things IL Insult D. ones mamie a. al
neal 10 his fellow for IN" protection which the balo
brings with H. but prone. In view e The opiosi
tion TO me by the Club. earnestly TO a
pcol to nv neahbors IN the XXIst Assembly District 10
their SURFACES. pledge my honlr to the faithful per
formance duties u strict and devoted Obcdcnr
and adherence {, Republican principles and the
| GOOD government.
The Issues which present themselves people tbl
fall are grave aud serious. All good citizens deman
h.es. registration and honest count-both which
essential 10 the welfare and peace Of the tto al
Of which am pledged, and TO effect which will strv
/ to the best Of my Ability. OTTO IRVING WISE
| ewYorh, November q. 1888