New-York tribune., 1895-11-05
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&ew-York City. which was represented In the
,os, LEGISLATURE by eight Democratic Senator's
&c uretty certain by the election of to-day to
have several Republican representatives in the
unner branch OF the Legislature. The election
80 Two or three Of the candidates for State Sen
ator is conceded by even the Tammany leaders,
and all indications point TO the choice OF ma
,or;y of the Republican Senate candidates.
The election Of Frank d. Pavey Of the XVIII
district is conceded, and his majority will prob
shlv be a large one Mr.. Pavey has made an
omen and vigorous canvass relying largely on
the excellent record which he made in the last
Legislature to commend him to the votes of
the independent citizens. He will have the full
Penublican vote. the Coed Government vote. and
support from others who opposed to Tam
many Hall and who are attracted by Mr.. Pa
vey's high character and his repute as egis-
lator.
The election Of John Ford in the XIXth
. District should also be assured beyond doubt
His opponent. Louis W. Schultze. Is one Of the
most offensive OF the old gang Of Tammany
offce-holders. who brought disrepute upon the
city for many years. Mr.. Ford has himself made
an active personal canvass. speaking many
times in each Of the Assembly districts Of the
XIXth Senate District, and has won many
friends by his eloquence and sincerity. He has
hard work. and his record commends him to the
rood will OF the voters OF the upper West Side
Sthe city. where he is candidate.
HARD WORK DONE IN THE CAMPAIGN.
George Drake Smith in the XXIst Senate Dis
rict has also made stirring canvass and ad-
hessed many meeting in the district. which is
The largest in the city The northern wards
sected two Assembymen last year, and the vote
m favor
able 10 the Republicans so that unless there
las been an unexpected change in public senti-
nent Mr. Smith should be elected. He has
the support Of the veterans OF the war, the
united business Of Harlem. and Of almost
all the voters OF the part of the Twenty-fourth
Ward in which he lives.
Charles B. Page the Republican candidate In
the With District. who IS opposed by T. C.
Osullivan Of Tammany Hail. and Thomas j
McManus should be successful. The part Of the
city in which he is candidate gave Repub-
Ncan majority last year. and the contest in the
democratic ranks is one Of unusual bitterness.
Mr Pages canvass has been conducted with
the purpose Of attracting the intelligent voters
OF the West SIDE, and he has received such as
surances Of support as lead 10 the belief in his
election.
The election OF Henry W, Hoops. jr., and the de-
feat Of Bernard f. Martin in the XIIIth Senate
District and victory for Moses B. Cohen over
Jacob A. Cantor in the XXth District are results
greatly 10 be desired. The manner In which Ny
Cantor's nomination was thrust upon the TAM
many voters has resulted in serious dsaffecton.
and many Democrats are supporting Mr. Cohen.
In the XIIIth District the nomination OF Bar
ney' Martin evidently an attempt to con-
tinue tie domination Of the worst element in
Tammany Hall that self-respecting Democrats
- ,~i-1of ffnra nF
Thomas r Grady in the XIvth District is also
unpopular with many Democrats for the same
reason that caused the selection of Martin and
Cantor to be unfavorably received, and Thomas
7 Eagan is strongly supported not only by Re-
publcans, but by OF 1er voters. Ferdinand Ed
man the Republican candidate IN the Xlth Dis
frict ha. made an earnest canvass against Tim
othy D. Sullivan and is worthy OF election.
Other Republican candidates for Senator who
should be supported George w Kram in the
Xth District. William Halpin in the XVIth Dis
trict and J. Philip Berg in the XVIIIth District
David Schwartz. the Good Government candidate,
;n the XIIh Senate District is receiving the sup
port OF many Republicans. who are disgusted
with the candidacy " Alexander S. Williams.
who obtained a RepubliV Vn nomination. The
election Of seven Of these candidates is reason
ably expected on the figures Of last year, and
there is a fair chance Of the success Of others.
HEARTY SUPPORT SHOULD BE GIVEN.
The Republican representation in the next AS
sembIy should be considerably over half of the
total representation Of the city Seventeen Of the
thirty Assemblymen elected last year were Re
pubicans. In all except one two OF the dis
ticts the candidates nominated or approved by
the Republicans worthy Of hearty support
Among those who have made canvasses or
especial strength George c. Austin IN the
XXIst District. George L. Curtiss in the XXllId
District, Francis T. Laimbeer in the XXNIIth
District Samuel G. French IN the XXIXth Dis
tict Harvey T. Andrews in the XXXIst District,
Charles stenberg in the XXIId District. Philip
n Reinhard. jr.. in the XXXINth District
Ruglas Mathewson In the NAANth Distrlct.
Albert c. Wilson in the XIXth District. Seth
Fks in the XIth District. Robert Miller IN the
XuIth District. George Gregory in the Nth Eis-
tict and Howard Wilson IN the XF1Ith District
These and other Republican candidates have
earnestly attacked the evils OF Tammany mis-
rae and have al many meetings held through
out the city given their views on the questions
which Will come before the next Legislature for
sttement. -
West Side districts. is lawyer who was gradu-
sed from Columbia College Law School and has
sgOod standing at the bar In the district norIh
his George L. Curtiss is making strong con-
lest against John NJ DelmOur. nephew OF Law
renee Delmour Mr. Delmour was city mar
hal until Mayor Strong removed him. he mas
no support except in Tammany ranks. Another
Harlem district has the Republican CANDIDATE
Phllip w Renhard. jr.. who served in the last
Assembly and made excellent record Inc
district entirely beyond the Harlem River Is
contested for on the Republican side by Dousias
Mathewson. who IL lawyer ana VINO mas pee'
active in Municipal Reform movements
Among the East Side candidates uptown are
samuel c. samues, In the XXXllld DistTc';
and Dr. Samuel II. Phillips In the XXXitt XXInt
Distrc, Harvey T Andrews OF the XXXlst
District Of central Harlem was member OF .le
last Assembly and his record has commen14eSa
him 10 reelection Louis II. Bold. in the Mn
District is also a candidate for reelection ai'r'
successful year in the Assembly. Francis T..