New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

cities. Their proportion OF the membership ~
| the Legislature is to be larger than before Tn.
country is also treated justly. All the dstric,.
are formed with strict impariaty and no revo.
lutonary or partisan provisions have been in.
corporated IN the amendment. On the contrary
gerrymandering is stopped and the interests NJ
all parts OK the State guarded in ways rec.
ognized by States north. south. east and west
Republican and Democratic. the slightly larger
membership OF the houses makes them more rem.
resentative and Jess easy OF manipulation bv
politicians. The people need have no fear thar
the changes in the boundaries Of the disricts
will do any harm to the influence Of men WHOSE
influence IL worth preserving. When power IA
founded on popular respect it will make itself
felt in any district. When 1t is the result Of
deals it IL better destroyed. Hill and all the
other bosses everywhere are against the appor.
tonment. Believers II. honest government and
fair representation like Mr.. Choate and Mr. Root
FOR 1t.
The nett time ex-Presldent Harrison speaks
in New-York II will be desirable to secure the
largest meeting place that the city contains
a tenth Of the demand made upon it Wednesday
night.
Don't vote for Samuel Wesley Smith. Tam.
many Hall candidate for Alderman in the Xlth
Assembly District He Is not Endorsed by any
other organization. He is on the Tammany
ticket only Frederick a. Ware is the Republi.
can candidate. Smith is Tammany's man. and
Tammany's men have had their day. Don't
vote for Smith.
The name OF Arthur McMannus should be
known TO fame 4 man with the nerve to make
a false registry in Grlvesend one year after the
exit OF McKane is Of more than ordinary clay.
II he could have voted 1000 times he might have
compensated the boys at Coney Island for
the enforced absence Of their Boss. But his
career IS rudey cut short. The fact that he Is
the first man arrested this year in Gravesend
for false registration shows that last winters
convictions taught the politicians there useful
lesson. To judge from the falling off in the
registry list Mr. Shepard taught them several
thousand useful lessons
President Cleveland has issued a Thanksgiv.
ing proclamation II David b. Hill had been
consulted about 1t. he would have advised post
ponng action until after Election Day, so as 10
see whether there is anything to be thankful
for.
Michael f. Dwycr Is the biggest pluneer In
America He is Richard Cookers most init.
mate and confidential friend Mr.. Croker and
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ported that Michael +. Dwyer desires TO bet
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ton over filii IS ptacu'aiy certainty
The Constitutional Amendments are new
broom 70 sweep clean Brooms and cieanness
are not - the liking Of Tammany Hall so II
lights them
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trct are shouting Justify for help. Already they
fear that they beaten. Vote for Colonel
Richard g shannon who j. making a splendid
run
\ splendid campaign - o'ils 'd'I'F" Oh !" '"e
Nih Congressional DISTRICT oy N" h'p"o'Vdh
candidate. Charles q. SenneN ms district
was carried by the Democratic cand'iate TWO