New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
THE ELECTION IN KINGS.
SENATOR'S ASSEMBLYMEN AND COUNTY
OFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN.
FIVE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE FOR THE FIRST
TIME-CONsIDERATION OF CANDIDATES.
SHE IFF AND sUPERvIsOR-AT-
LARGE TO Pc VOTED on.

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LARGE TO Pc VOTED on.
There viii be moro representatives In the Legsla-
turc 10 b. chosen in Kings County at the coming
election than ever before. Besides the Increase in the
| number Of AsScmhlymen from twelve to eighteen,
which went into effect last year. there VIII now be
five Senator's instead Of three. rs In the past The
incrcls. Is due To the reapportiOnment Of 1o02 As
Senators for two years the first election under
the new division Of districts takes place this fall.
At present the Brooklyn representatives I'm ihe upper
hou-" Of the Legislature senators Aspnal Me
| Carly. and McCarrcn. The fr,tnamcd is n Republican
and represents the lid District, composed OF the
Third. Fourth. seventh, Eleventh. Thirteenth. Nine
| tccnth, Twentieth, Twenty first ana twenty thiid
wards. 1t was constituted as TO include
! the strongest Republican wards OF tie city.
senator A,piall carried It in 1901 by 21j7 plurality,
! his opponent being As,,mbyman Sutherland. S'n-
aior Aspinall has proved his fitness for service IN the
| senate his previous experience IN the Assembly
| aiding his grasp Of legislative matters Although IN
the minority be- has been able TO aid I'm securing good
| irgslation and Ia defeat some Of the many Jobs
| pushed forward. senator Asplna succeeded James
w. Brhctt who Is now seeking to secure the nomlna-
| lion I'm the now Illd District which Is made mp OF
The Thirteenth Nineteenth, Twenty first. twenty third
| and Twenty nth wards. EX senator Brkctt moved
| from the Fourth Ward to the Twentyhird year
| n,o to he qualified for new nomination. Inc
course Of senator Asphalt in favorng the union OF
rrooldyn with New. York served to weaken his hold
| unon The people who oppo," this ne ASSURE Ills
friend, have made threats OF running aim As an lhhe-
pendent candidate however. II ne Is not r"nomiha'ed
| The names Of william j. Taylor ana H'l"S a.
| Roweli have been suggested
Two years ago john McCarty resigned inc Pr's'
d.ncy OF th. Board Of Aldermen and left that bonS
100 DAYS before the election 10 become senator rom
IN. Id District, t. which he was elected by II Pu
rnty OF lG,3l5. similar course has been puI'ucu
hy Michael j. Co'ey. In leaving the Board "l Nu'r-
No. Vr4L
be Is now In position succeed him In the senate II
NcCarty decides or has II decided for him. tnt he
viii 20 back to TIE city Hall instead oil returning
4, Albany But even II Mdariy r"ialhS III u''
senate there Will still Dc room for Concy Ner'' nr
he can be n candidate In another sure Democ1au'
district although H. lives I'm the same district win
senator MoCarty The later represents the lld
district now composed 81 the seventh, Ninth Tenth
Tcel,,h and Twenty wards. II Is UNDERSTOOD
that personally senator McCArty would prefer 10
resume his old place at u" hcad OF uhe t'o"iu VI
Aldermen When In that body he was one OF the
III, Four, who controlled the action Of the Alder
mon I'm those days. Besides there IS tlh "i NUN
t,a,,,,, scu,tor McC.r;y To- succeed Mr.. Bociy.
senator McCarren will doubtless be returned 10
represent the new IVth District as h" 10" op9
the old one II Inns been divided 10y ne ne" ny
portionmont. and includes only the four'e'h'"
fifteenth sixteenth. Seventeenth, Eighteenth All"
Trentysevcnih Wards. lie carried the old district
strongly Democratic -
Til. two now districts the VIII ana YIN
TITO former f. made up ~ tho First, second i'"u'
rour-h T1nh sixth. Eleventh and twentieth WARTS
II hns a Democratic plurality 90 several th"uSi"u'
IA Rc.d.tcr Jane, Kane of the sixth NaId' Is
credited with "a d,-irc to- represent II ~ Albany he
Is ui.ly - ct the nominate u II he wants H. loF
h. has the biz sixth Ward al hl- back. He lett mo
Board ~ Aldermen to tilVe III" lucrative ONCE 81
Redtcr 81 Deeds jim" Kane gained. especial
r minonce In the first Cleveland Administration by
causing resolutions to De- adopted by MS warn
severely coudcmilug President Cleveland Tor me aP
polntueut Of Postmaster Pearson In N""-( lrk. Inc
vtth District i, comprised of the Eighth. Twenty
fonrth Twenty sixth ana Twen'yclshth Wards The
county towns = Flarbu.h FlatlnndS Ne" utcht ana
Gravcscud and thu County 81 Richmond STATE"
Island is for the first time attached 70 Kings County
politically having hcr.'of g" formed part "l
,.rnt. district I'm downtown New York city 1t IS
united with Queens aud suffolk counties In the Isl
Congress District II senator McCarty does not step
aside for senator Cofcy the ia District ia" latter
is likely f. be- chosen H. represent the Win p>tlot
lie " ,ud have to represent II Is carirthagg"r al
though he has large property Interests IN New
Utrecht and may build country hons" there: II" Is
hardly likely however, 10 remove from Inc T""l'n
Ward where he Is aTcctionately compared To IN"
Eu.pcror who fonnd Rome brick and left it marble
He has a street named. for him and the new small
park secured for that part Of IN" city l. hk'y 10 ~
called by his name. should tofcy not b" the can
didntc in the WIN District. AsScmblyman Qulgley'
who has made his home In III" Twenty eighth ward
since his re, ent marriage /, likely 10 become The can
dldate lie narrowly escaped the fat" OF being lett
out Of the Assembly last year. and worse iluck may
attend his Senate aspirations
Although 4 apporionmcn Of Assembly hlS'rl''S
has been secured by IN" persistent Republican prose-
cuton case. based upon th" unf"irnrSS OF 'he
division Of last year the districts as strongly
l.,f,ra tlul
have been allotted to the Republicans one vi these
WAS lost last year by the placing II two krpublicah
candidates in tho field. As the new district lines
cross ward boundaries. much confusion In conveh-
lions and in voting will follow. There has been h-
other suit begun t. overthrow the inquitons gerry
rnander and If It Is successful the county VIII have
70 be divided so that there VIII be four or hvc He
pnblIcan districts M least. Fully Onciri OF th'
representation OF the city In the Assembly Should DC
Republican.
It Is probable that most n the present members oi
Assembly will be- rcnomlnatcd. The only Republlcah
/, Hubert c. Taylor and hc feels certain OF rehomi
don in the With District. There should be no question
of the Republicans having two or three members oi
Assembly from Brootlyn In the next legislature
one Of the Democratic members OF Assembly VINO
does not seek rcclcd. Is James r. OnippN' VIM
represents the KILN District. at present but VINO |
has removed from it, He WAS the leader Oh .ne
Kings County A,>cmbhmen last winter Another
Assemblyman VIII i, not seeking 10 return - Alnihy
Is Thomas +. Byrnc-. Of the With District lie IL |
looking for "A seat In Common Council, The |
change, I'm district boundaries affect two or three
other Asscmblymcn. ana tn"y may have 10 m9Nc IL
they wish 10 retain thcii seals. A., 81 -, |
There viii uc a iivr.y nt"st over lhe olhcc vi
sheriff which Republicans ana D,noof"t. aasu 'p
turcd alternately several times OF late AccWuihg 10
law a shcnn Is n clrib.c for reelection until at
least one term Ia, cap-d after the END OF ms term.
sheriff John Comrtp.v VA. therefore. retire at the
q ms year once Is so largely iy personal
one that Individual popularity Is one OF me gnisi se
in 1880 by io.427 votes over his Republican OPP
ponent william Kramer. the largest majority ever
secured by c"ndi,t for local Office mp to that time.
The selection Of the Democratic candidate to succeed
him Is not vet settled. Willnm a. tlfrS. DOW ON
missioner Il urors and who defeated for Sheriff
by Clark D. Rhinehart In 1887. Is credited with 4
desire to enter The lists again He is npt nov , nandi