The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-23
PoEITIcAE NOTES

the First district Smith Of the Third Parks Of the
Thirteenth. and Prague OF the Twentythird.
David Levsntritt s,in esne on the Board Of EST
mate and Apportionmsn pay hts bill Of s7,25o for
professional services rendered the Board OF Excise
in defending Its member, before the Fsssstt nvesaa
ing committee between May and October 1890 All the
lawyers who appeared before the Fassett committee
either for the prosecution the defence have Jared
very badly. Their bills remain unpaid The largest
sum IL due William " Wins who the counsel Of
the committee, and for whose compensation the Leg.
i,laturs Of 1891 provided bat Senator Hln then
ernor. vetoed the bill
Ex.Aidsrmsn Michael DnIy continue. to be strong
uphodsr OF the princ,p;s o. minority representation
on the lines advocated by ex.Corporattcn Counsel
Beskmau in the Grace or stats Aid Democracy. but
notwithstanding his support OF this principle he nnds
himself excluded from that organization.
Hamilton Fish s the veteran on the Republican side
In the Legislature. He nrSt elected from Putnam
county In 1873. and was reelected until and inc iud
Ing the Legislature OF 1874 After two years service
as Aqueduot Com missioner he reelected to the A.
semby in 1888. 1889, and again 1892 and 1893 So
that with very few exceptions he been anost con
secutivsly member for more than twenty years On
the Democratic side the veteran is Robert Bush He
originally elected in 1885, aud was resIectsd in
1885, 1887 1883. 1892, 1870 aud 1sgi. being Speaker
in the latter lie met with defeat In 1892 as Mr.
Fish had done year previous, in 1891 but was re-
elected at last years ssction.
John W. Con and Michael Rerwin are both natives Of
Wexford. Ireland. ssma county which has furnished
ireland with some Of her hblest and most patriotic
lsadera Mr. Coz is a Democrat; Mr.. Kerwtn 10 a Re.
publican. There are 8 500 wexford men in New York
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'uose nnHe' VT. Nieve'anos newly appointed Judge
OF the ohteu e'aUss supreme court VIII DC ~ years
OF age IN NoVsmher ne Is the Youngest Judge In
that tribunal Chiet 'ustiee ~ W. Fuller is 81.
judge Harlan 10 oi. Judge cray is 90, Judge Brewer
IL 81. judge Brown 10 So Judge shirss is 81. Judge
Jackson 10 80. and Judge Field IL "a.
Auermen VIII Dc eiecteu IN new YORK IN All thirty
districts TINS year not as IN 1892 simultaneously With
'hs rrehuehusa heke' AtesuiT nomination VIII not
be suhcientto insure election In probably more than
hah tne districts OF the city Authity Aldermen are
nowsraisht Iammany men ont the republicans have
cratic f.ction. AZ p.o, N vim a. marv .,is,,,
James o'Brsn IL . candidate for Sheriff this year
and his partsans in the st. ooud Tenn crscy expect to
see his name on an sntkTammany ticket for that
ONCE Mr. oBren was last chosen to an elective once
in 1873 when he defeated the late Orlando h. Potter
for Congress the district represented By Bourke
james slsvin of the state Democracy who IL said to
have Mr. Graces back ing for the
OF course that Mr. Grace was not himself candidate
for Mayor
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lucky in til. united states senate. New York fur
nishes eight and ohio six
EDWARD j. punphyb candidate Tor reelection to
Congress in the Eighth district but the OUTLOOK for hi,
acquiring a nomination from any valid no,,ic.l o,g.n
Ahon 10 not good In the contest OF 1872. Ford. the
republican candidate Tor Congre" poed 7lIb votes
In THIS dnrict and the Republicans believe that with
"oot more democrats running tney can poll enough
4. % 600 "a ,h. p.nnhr.. .,,.,a,s ,s,. =. -
eraiy put oy politicians 1900.
=, ' ~, . , o SHap. fiao''oss so u"
80, " y ~ i0f puo''o o"oo ocioie OF
s ~ ' w "iNo "u' oe' VI wager WIN
.' s""o VI in'e'ss' IN OF IN any manner
oee. p.y w. Au' euon oe' VI wager. OF p'oV'ue or
So " p'e II '"o"o' 70 10 useu W "no'ner IN
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