New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
THIS IS A TAMMANY TRICh.
DIR. s. W. SMITHS MISLEADING LETTER.
TRYING To GET REPUBLICAN sUPPoRT-HE Is
THE wrGwAM CANDGDATFr-FRANK D. PANEfs
GOOD GOVERNMENT SUPPORT.

THE wrGwAM cANDGDATF>-FRANK D. PAvEYs
GOOD GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
Republicans and Good Government people in the
XIth Assembly District indignant over mislead-
ing statements which are being made IN Dehail VI
Samuel Wesley Smith. Tammany Hall canoidate
for Alderman. DIR. Smith is sending circuIarS ~
Republicans especially 10 physicians, in when ne
says that he has the honor to be indorsed py ne
publlcans and Democrats alike" DR.. smith, IN MS
circular fails to mention the fact that he Is the
regular Tammany Hall candidate and not tha' oi
any other single organization. II he Is indorsed py
"Repubiicans and Democrats alike" people IN 'he
XIth Assembly District would like to know VINO
they are outside of his personal friends. He Is NOT
indorsed either by the Republicans the State De-
mocracy or the Good Government Club of the dis
trlct
The Republican nominee Is Frederick A. Ware
whose name will be printed on the official ballots or
the Committee OF Seventy ticket. DR.. Smith Is not
the Good Government nor the State Democracy can
date. for both these organizations have nominated
another man, Mr.. Mcmahon. SO that 1t Is imposs-
bic to what Democratic support Smith has ex-
cept Tammany Democratic support. As for his Re
publican support" the Executive Committee OF the
Republican Campaign Committee OF the Nth As
semby District. composed OF James W. Auten, j. C.
II. Smith H. Blrrell. Martin Mauer. Job f. Hedges.
John Sidell and Caleb A. Simms, mas sent out the
following letter:
We desire TO call your attention to the gross mis-
representations contained in the letter issued 10 the
and generally by DR.. samuel Wesley Smith. He
Tammany Hall. He does assert that ne Is .'ndorsed
by Republicans and Democrats alike. This state
convey a false IMPRESSION and is sample of the
duplicity and dishonesty characteristic Of Tam
The Republican nominee for Alderman in the XTth
Assembly District is Frederick w. Ware. whose
condder, that. Irrespective OF your political affilia
tons. you will support his candidacy in preference
,,-h, 10 4 .tpr "a
a. and d. ibst of Tammanv Ial Mr. Wares name viii
dorsei by the Committee Of Seventy and headed by
William l.. Strong FOR Mayor.
MIR. Ware "a n regular member Of Good Govern
ment Club and is receiving the support OF many
OF It's members So IT will he that DR. Smith :
pretenslons his personal friends excepted to Re
publican and Democratic support alike" amount to
strict Tammany support. pure and simple. and OF
that support he ashamed. for he is careful not
to mention 1t.
The regular Republican candidate for Assembly
In the Xlth District Is Frank D. Pavey.
Though not nominated by the Good Government
club. he is heartily supported by many MEM
bers OF this organization. the following address
10 the voters OF the XIth Assembly District shows:
We, the undersigned members OF Good Govern
men, Club -. desire recommend TO your favorable
consideration Frank D. ravey the Republican candl-
date for the Assembly In the NIth Assembly Dis
trict In making thIs recommendation! We 20 noi
desire 10 reflect In any way upon the personal
character pOliiicAl Affiliations or me candidate
OF the state Democracy. who has been officially in
dorscl by the club We take this position for the
following reasons.
We Informed that prior 10 the action OF the
club Mr.. Pavey had pledged himself 10 the support
OF the principles u the Good Government Club as
set form in our cons stltuton
II is admitted that he Is a man OF high personal
character who would keep his pledges. He is law
yer in good standing. A graduate or fa.e College
and the Yale Law school member OF the Bar A.
sociation and other associations and cubs.
The Endorsement OF the nominee OF the state De
mocracy 10 have been due 70 n desire to
show the strength OF Good Government Club ID by
supporting a thiri-party can nidlte His chance OF
election IS be- entitled 70 serious con-
s!deratlon, and believe that every vote Tor him
cast by a friend of good government VIII be a vote
wasted. and that every such vote wasted IN the
coming election VIII be vote gained for Tam
| many Hall. q,
We therefore srust that this unwse and il-tlmed
attempt ovid" the opponents OF Tammany nan
Will not receive the approval of your votes
The address T. signed by these members OF Good
Government club y: Edward Lyman Short James
r. sheffield Dr T.. @ Janeway. jefferson Clark.
William II Hamilton. Louis '. Bright. L. Tecurnse =
sherman. C. II. LulinEton. Jr.. Perry u. Tranori
Joseph y. Tuttle. WoicOtt O. Lane Herman l. L.
Edgar. Theodore e Jancway. Bradford W. Hltchcock.
/ pr Beverly Robinson Dr. William Il. clark, I'd
ward r Tentilhou. George Iagden. samuel H. Hop
pin Charles II. iudingtJn. Daniel Mason. Or u. -.
I & john Hoosa. Frederick q. kohn and stowe
/ Phelps