The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-08
POLITJCIL NOTES.

Tho municipal expenses Of chicago last year -sr.
s422. ITO more than the receipts
Republican candidates for Governor At this year,
election in New York taking courage from study
Of the Official returns, and there occasional aitL
tIons to the list. which now includes Levi r. Morton
George b. sloane Charles A. soheron, Cornolu. n
Bliss and John ". Weaver
EJ. Atkinson says he has the support o, torty,.v.a
Grand Army posts in this city az candidate for 10
partment Commander to be selected at the Rochester
EneSmpment. which viii take place Feb ~ aud ~
Comrads schorts OF Yonters says no ba, New YORK
support. too. There are 5000 Grand Army men in
New York state. John Palmer the new Republican
Secretary OF state. wa, formerly Department Com
mandsr for New York
The second generation sesm, to ret /. better
| show. politically speaking in Harlem than in ,oms
other psrs Of tho town These the three election
inspectors at the recent Tammany primary slection II
| the Twenty.ssventh district: Thomas T. Gtlroy, IT,
| Charles welde Jr.. and Joseph Faon.
| Judge Bartlett the new Judge OF the Court Of Ap
peals, will be 90 years OF at the expiration Of bis
term on Dec. ri. 1907 The court still has jority
OF Democratic members but that reduced to ous
| There has not been . special .lsction for oourr.u
men in New York since 1877.
There much friction and In tns district
courts In consequence OF the provision OF law which
snsbe. an outgoing Judge to appoint in the last month
of his six years term clerk and assistant clerk for
almost the full term of his successor whers often
happens, the outgoing and incoming Judges are OF
different party allegiance. many peculiar results At
tend the .,.ros. OF ,bI. priy,l.g. TIM. La. ~.
tin. in the sixth District Court Tammany Hall man
has Philip Ahearn. antiTammAny assistant clerk
Juds. Ro..cb . Tamm.nv mar In ~. pon,,h ,..,,
| di.trct h.. Jplp. u.rpu,1.r a, rna.n.,,.., Co..
| man a, cI.,k min Iaoa, Jna.. air., r.mr
man. in the Eighth Judicial district, has Thomas Cosp
gan. an antisnappsr as clerk; Judge oGorman Tam
many man. in the Eleventh Judicial district has a.
Democyncv man and Irsv. Mcc,.. a, I,a....,..,
County man I'm IN. Tenth JudioI. a,.,,o, h,. WI.
liam IL o.rmain. /. Tnmm.nv ma, A.. ,I.,s
The special Congregational election Jan. 80 will
90" ine cN' soeooo mere are sos election districts
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Gov Flower in his message to the Lssi.lstur. raw.
rather tArdiIy soms OF his oppon.n,s think hi. .dh.
sion to the plan OF for the present sl.otoa
tickets a blanket ballot. By that 4. meant a .inrI,
ticket which will be handed to each yotsr To mari a.
the voter desires This would obyate the present ne
esssty of seven or eight different tickets to b. soru
nj xsda md nd mn Milf of
the escor Blanket ballots ar. now In u,. in several
States but when It comes TO decide between tn. two
different kinds which have already found favor dit
ferences OF opinions are likely to arise In Mas,Achu
sets the plan OF blanket ballot include. the printing
OF the names Of the candidate. aph Abstic.y und.r
the heading OF tn. ONCE which ia 20 h. n.d In oba
and Indiana no viewer the Of zach political
party are printed in a separate column with an an.
blem OF designation At the top 90 that the voter
making one mark may show hi. preference fors
strnight ticket Tbia In Mns.aehu..tt. n. r.,notan
INT mu.t niek ont nj, .,Isction .,,.,,t,lv IN.
OF the present Lsgi.laturs Ar. IA
yor the M.,s.ehusett. .y.tem Will. IN. D.mosr.t.
will most probably give their suppor 10 the Ohio or In
diana sy.tsm
Iho' 70 Tue Auop.on OF Hs pressn' oon"tunoa me
A"o'neyoene'A OF 'no Nte"As an Appoinuvs omesL
.huh' ns present con'n'unoh ne 10 elected dHsoW
V 'ne peop'e' on' '"oA'orheyoehsfAn III heA'u
nt'y years nave ssrVsdt Two termA
,ht.,. an ,,,h.,,,. ,.,.n,.., n. ,,, .,,,.,
n, an. nrmb,r n, o,sc.. nn,,s, o., -, $3.50, =, ~
ot'e huhoe' Oh onoes Appheu TOR oy members OF 'ns
vic. and ALSO q, m. pumn.r a, o,no.. ..,n,,1 col
Monroe. who bA, ful ehnrg. Of m. m,,,., IA, b..a
working diligently upon /, ,inc. D,c.mh. Iss1 ri,.t
Asssmby distrtct place, .ppIi.d for 40 obtAip.i g.
second district sppi,d for 30 ..eB,.s mons. MIRA
snD,,.s Co. 10 $780,, a. go $500 $3.50,
lo6 secured 8: sixth district applied for I22 obtain
ed, 3; Seventh district applied for ITO. obiAnsis
Eighth district applied for l54 obtained T. Sinth al"
sroL applied for 1888 obtained p tenth district applies
for, 2oA ObtAinsd 10; Eleventh district applied for
Io4 obtained. 81 rwefth district applied Tor IS %
tanned s. thirteenth district applied for los obtained
u Fourteenth district. applied for. 100. obtained u
Fifteenth district. applied for 40, obtAnsi /, str
o iIs'f ,s 70, 10 .., g a-.p as;. 2