New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

HUFFMAN Nv ,rSm.,,n S,r
cou p SsH ,SS T.Arirrr. ADJ. sri HyE M0rEL
But about these results. either IN 'nrn
upon the candidacy of Judge Mayn'i" VI "po"
evident change of views on the part VI TIC P,'r
Win resnect TO economic policies OF government liz
! noli,aIv but firmly declined to talk' l an
,t ,.r,d,v LAWYER" he said, and having peeh
elected 70 this high position could not WIN l'o-
nriotv offer any remarks on pOlucdi s""J-''' -
with reference to my candldacS' an ,i,oa,
- ,,hich has treated me with as much KINDNESS
! az I have always tried to treat It's repr'se'''"''''
will APPRECIATE my position ana III 'io way Nf
| resent me in the position occupy ,
| Charles W. Ifackett. chairman OF 'he i''p"'.
| ucon state Executive Committee III spe"N'"' -.
the results of Tuesdays voting said 10 lepo'"'
.The great Republican vi'ory III ''e" ~"
corrot be attributed to any one ''"''
There are two reasons FOR the result
,.,,ch ora onuarcnt TO the most casual observer
or1 ,hoso reasons have been most prominent uul'"s
the brief campaign Of four weeks "hich mas 10
closed The foremost cause of popular dissa'9'''
,on with the Democratic party was the "SaSei0u'
corseouenccs to the business interests OF lie "'''
u.hich followed the Democratic victory OF S'"i
a,, occonpanied as that victory was by the threat
~ destroy the economic policy of the Government
and then there was the general Indignation d. ,''
nomination of Judge Isaac H. Maynard ior 'uuse
| ~ rho Ccur, of Appeals. In addition to thesc rcA-
sons there were local sores In sever" CITES "''N
I had great weight with the people
..rh mon Who are suffering from the effects OF
lat ,e,r.s Democratic triumph showed early IN t''
! canvass that they would have nothing 10 ~ WI"
The. candidates Of the party when had plous"s
ohout their nisfortuncs carefui canvass Vi eN'''
county in the first week after the Syracuse no'''"'
tiors were made showed that in four localities out
NJ nvo the business depression was the leading
! fe,ture Of the campaign And this situation re-
| manned unchanged until the end. what was true
| in the earliest days was true the nlSht pe'oi'
| election The Information came from all quarters,
| being furnished by nearly 900 Correspondents ANU
the letters received on the Of the contest were
| of the same tenor as those at hand three Weeks
| hoforc Tho masses Of the people We're reused by
the dire consequences following the threat 10 rip
ND and destroy" the American economic system
and they came to the polls to enter an emphauc
| protest against IT, ,,.,..
| at the opening Of the canvass the indisnam2Pn
| NJ tho nomination Of Judge Maynard was mann!
| confined to the large cites ne peoP.oo ~ s,nl
Ic.4 about the judgeship OF the Court of Appeals
The state Committee set to work WITH r., WI, ,er ~
! were Appealed to by the press OF the dfeTeht
counties more than half mon ,oI' tho onin
| ions Of prominent lawyers were spread broalcnst.
J-nion were placed in the reach OF every one These
strenuous Efforts to inform those who we're ree e,s
| in the vote FOR Mr. Bartlett in the country as
! trcts clearly shows. =, H. alta
| 81 Noasa"husStts Pennsylvania. ohio and Iowa In
earnest protest against the fatal Dclnocratic pom
inGf,4tri~. and sufYerinr to thousands Of worthy
| r",kinyr.n In c.afin. about for the sources OF
I.rniic,u success this great feature IS conspici-
GUS and 1; cannot be overlooked or put 0" OH"
while all these facts plain to those who have We
lahnroi f,r success. during tho canvass. debt OF
rrnotiti" irlrp.nlen1 pres OF New-lork. Brook
done nobl- service in tie cause Of good govern
mcui. ar uns, uret Judiciary, ant mons wlLS
solely becaus" n was ~ ste o. ,ns rS",i ii, 1 ,be
| they should receive the heartfelt tnankS VI al the
| friends of Republican iastiiuiionh
Richard Cocker. the "tcss' of Tammnny Han,
! has apparently been SO much affected by the re-
! suits ~ the election as TO lose for "A moment
has customary reserve ana the well-kno"n com
maul 81 his count,nance This was shown IN an
Interview with a group u newspaper men ~ the
VIA lsor Hotel yesterday afternoon The reporters
lad been kept waiting some time. and when word
was sent 10 them % come up 20 his room they
entered AMI were greeted with the question asked
IN sury voice.
..Wcll what DO you want with me-
..Vhat do YOU think OF the election was asked
..you know, al about the e!ccton-who was elected
and who defeated have nothing to say TO you
about IT,"
True. Mr. croker" replied OF the reporters,
but there is NJ one In the city whose comments
ON The result II the election will be 80 eagerly
read ~ yours"
Then Mr. Croker seemed 10 lose ms temper ana
snapped out
you don't want to get to say anything for
publication except t, make fun Of me. l have
nothing to say TO You"
Ex-speaker Thomas r. Reed. Of Maine. came TO
sew York yesterday and went to the Firm Avenue
iio'cl whcr. h. Was srcn last evening by a Trib-
rnc reporter Mr. Reed never looked happier or
more healthy and when the reporter asked him
what he thought OF Tuesdays election the ex
Sl.akcrs rudy face became wrcathed IN S'nil's
what DO think Of this last election VOL j
Is certainly wonderful victory. AMI so universal
that It may he safely regarded rs iull. popuaii
expression which will do this country much good
II will affect the secret sessions OF the Com
mittcc on WAYS and Means The voice Is lou,
enough 10 penetrate where they are but me poop,
: must recolect that II Is steady persistence whcl
IS necessary to obtain ne fruits Of victory The,
must Keep on giving dhiy voice 10 tneIr Wlsh's
and see that they are Carried out lnlcss they dc
Mayor Glroy 1t his Office bright and early
yesterday. having nearly rccovers from his recen
good,natured viow Of the terrible drubbing which
his party received throughou the country on Tues
day. The Mayor said that ne had desire &
Z discuss the causes which might have produce
attempt 10 try TO explain It's meaning
IIefore ne Tanmany convention met. District
Attorney Nicoll would say nothing about Maynard
n Yesterday he was free to admit that the fcenI
20 regarding the highest court In this state had some
E @ e WIN e The OF john NJ MsKane
Il Gr,vosonI undoubtedly aided the Republicans Pco
: made mp their minds that every Democrat o
! the same cnlibrc." Mr.. Nicoll dd not seem at al
e Assistant. peirlct-A,torncy John +. McIntyr
e gave o1s hlS dHlSnos,s az follows: rhsrc wa
$ cutting dome by the Democrats. II the Tamman,
y orators hid only explained the true cause of tn
= hard times the result might have been different
- There was nlso TOO much Mayr4rL' -
: most hardened Wlgwan men by declaring tina
= Maynard Was not to blame.
- SOME DEMOCRATIC VIEWS.