New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
The following table then can be constructed:
Vat. c,., 4, "a Assembly Districts .....69 go, 81
vote cas, En- NJ Assembly Districts ........ 0t2 rs
.694,313
90. $50


Vote, east in 65 Assembly Districts. o42,tso
Excess. OF Votes In 6s districts 51sSS
minority Of voters control therefore. the action Of
both the senate and the Assembly: and IL Is ciear
that II the cities shall manage legislation at Albany
they will do by rcapportionmcnt OF the Legislative
district, in nagran disregard OF the requirement Oh
the Constitution that there shl le equal representation
in the Legislature.
The Democratic party being in control OF the Cities
purpoes 10 send TO the Legislature still larger num-
Der OF the type who brought disgrace upon the sae
the hate session OF the legislature IL Is said 'hat
Edward Floyd Jones, Democrat. Will not be returned
from tho lst Senate District but that the nomination
viii he given TO Assembyman Townsend, OF queens
County. Kings County now has three senator's III
the next Senate she will have hve -Four OF ''c us
ircts carved ont to be Democratic ana one was
granted to the Republicans. Senator's McCarreh anu
McCarty Democrats have all their arrangements maze
for a denomination I'm districts wherein they can DC
confident reelection. In the district granted 10
rnc Republicans there are already two Republican
candidates seeking the MONT laiion. namely senator
Aspinall and ex-senator James W. Birkctt. fourth
brooklyn Senate District has Democratic majority
but only small one. and the Republicans VIII mahe
n strong effort to gain IT, The fifth Brooklyn senate
District is safely Democratic. In this district James
F. OnIglcy. the Democratic leader - the Assembly
the present year. will seek denomination
senator william l.. Brown and senator George r.
nocsrh OF New-YOrk Il Is said, do not care Tor
denomination: and Senator Martin T. Mcmahon, OF
New York, Is said to be in such iii'toNor WIN 'e
leaders OF 1ammany Hall that they do not ihtehu 10
rcnom,nate him. In Senator browns place. 1t Is said,
Iammany Hall intends TO put ex-senator Michaei u
Murphy. who represented part OF the new sen
ate District, the With. senator Ahearn, 1t Is said.
is likely to be renom.nncd by Tammany Hall In the
With District. Asscmblyman Timothy d. sullivan
has been the Tammany Hall leader virtually III the
Assembly for two years past. Now he desires 10 20
TO the senate from the IXth Senate District. which
comprises tho Tenth Fourteenth. Fifteenth and Sew
entccnth Wards Of NcwYork. william Sulzer, the
speaker OF the Assembly desires to come to Albany
n, one Of the Tammany Hall senator's and Is seeking
n nomination. Assemblyman O'Sulliyan. OF New
York. Is also seeking Of the Thmmany Han noml-
nations for senator The leaders OF Tammany Hall,
II Is said have agreed to the return Of Senators
Cantor Cunningham and Punkitt. 1t Is further said
be the design Of the Tnmmany Hall leaders to de-
feat senator Charles r. McCleand OF Westminster
County, II he should seek renOmlnation In the new
XVIII District. which has within Its territory the
Twenty fourth Ward Of NewYOrk, and the counties
Of Putnam and Weschester. Indeed. the Tammany
Hall leaders Intend. II possible. to elect nine
tors. They send Senator's to Albany.
The new XVIh senate District. composed OF the
counties Of Grange. Rockand and Duchess. 1873
Republican plurality In 1902. senator william r.
Richardson. Republican. lives In this district and de-
,ires the nomination, In view OF the clOscn,ss OF
tho vote In the district and his popularity In Orange
County It Is likely to be granted him.
In the XvIth District the Democratic machine
intends 10 defeat senator Bloodgcod because Of his
Cleveland attitude last winter. The XVlIlth Senate
District, which has within its limits the counties OF
Rensselaer, and Columbia. was cut out for the use
OF United States Senator Murphy for him to send some
lieutenant OF his 10 tho Senate. But although the
district gave Democratic majority In 1902. 1t prom
ses to be q close one. and the Republicans will not
surrender II without u struggle. Mr. Murphy, II Is
said has already selected his candidate for Senator
In the person OF Asscmblyman William NJ. Keenan,
OF Rensselaer, who served his first term In the
Assembly the present year.
In the XIXth Senate District. which consists OF
Albany County alone. the Democrats Will probably re-
nominate senator Parker The XXth NAV be- considered
"a Mohawk valley district for the Mohawk River
rnssc, through the counties of icrKimer. Mont
southern boundary Of saratoga. the other county In
the 1istict Tho district Is surely Republican, and
several Republicans already mentioned as candi
dates Senator Donaldson lives In Saratoga County and
desires a nomination IN the new district. The Mont
comery County Republicans suggesting the n0nina
ton Of ex-Assemby man W. BARLOW Dunlap OF ex-As