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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
STATE DEMOCRACY RATIFICATION MEET
INGS

The State Democrats of the XVIII Assembly
District met at Central Hail. No l4s West Thirty
second-st. There 200 present. In the absence
Of ex-Secretary Fairchild. who expected. John
Dewitt Warner made the principal speech Of the
evening. He said that members Of Tammany VINO
had probably not been inside church since they
were christened raised the A. p. 4. cry last year.
and this year they were raising the blue law cry.
which would amount TO about the same thing. The
excise law. which being enforced. he
SAID was enacted by Tammany in 1892 for the pur-
pose OF blackmal and TO take away the personal
liberty which the organization is now raising such
howl about
Thomas F. Heating Fusion candidate for Reg
lister. followed He said that he had always been
opposed TO Tammany. There were selections
made In convention by the organization. 1t was
all as Croker said II must be. Farccal conventions
held after he had said who should be nom
mated. TO belong to Tarnmany voters had to sur
render their citizenship. They had voice
Henry De Forest Baldwin and William H. Law
candidate TOR the State Senate, followed with short
addresses.
After getting through his speech at his place
Mr.. Warner repeated Il 10 the state Democrats OF
the XIXth Assembly District ut No. l5g Boulevard
Thomas McManus. candidate for tho Senate: Will
lam II. McFadden John Iei o!Crian and WI lam
Arrowsmith also spoke. and resolutions indorsine
the Fusion county ticket we're adopted.
The State Democrats Of the NVIlth Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
THE CAMPAIGN on STATEN ISLAND.

The Old Lincoln Campaign cub. when mas played
such "A prominent part in the Republican ranks
for years back. has been reorgan.zed for the cam
poign The following officers have been elected:
president William Irving. vice-presden William
Cannon; secretary j. Archie Fade; treasurer John
Irving.
The Renublicans had a mass-meeting in Parabola
Hall New Brighton. last evening. at which a Dig
crowd was present The speakers were j.. *
Bruce George NJ. finney. the candidate Tor Dis
tri,t-Attorney: William A. Galloway the candidate
for Assemblyman. and Others. Two brass bands
were present. ~ ,- -. 49,
The action of the Republican members OF the
poard of Supervisors in forcing through. in defer
ence TO the wishes Of the people of the town or
NorthNeld the ballot machines, has been generally
Commended and won votes for the county ticket
II will mean an honest ballot in the town winch II
is said has not been had in some years , ,
The registration this year has been a little below
l,et years figures which is parity accounted for
bv the fact that It is what is termed an off year;
The Repubcans also say that Ii may be accounted
for by the personal registration required, In that
,be machine Democrats have not been able to
register the dead the crippled and the sick people,
whom they have heretofore had put on the lists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
DEPEW MAY TAKE THE STUMP.
PRESSURE WILL BE BROUGHT TO SECURE THAT

PRESSURE WILL BE BROUGHT TO SECURE THAT
RESULT.
Chauncey NJ Depew's great speech at Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday night was the talk OF the town
Yesterday. Many citizens OF all parties called TO
see him at his office in the Grand Central Station
TO congratu him upon voicing New-York senti-
ment on the questions he discussed. especially the
excise question Mr.. Depew's office table was COW
cred with letters and kilograms of similar import.
MIR. Depew Il caller AZ Republican state Head
quarters Yesterday and received warm we.come
from all hands. The State Executive Committee has
invited Mr.. Depew to make stumping tour OF TIE
State similar his speaking trip of last year. His
first answer was that other engagements would
prevent his acceptance Of the invitation although
he said he would like to do little missionary work
this fall II believed at State Headquarters
last evening that Mr. Depew would yet accept.
Should he do so. schedule Of his appointments TO
speak will be made pubic.
Congressman Theodore l.. Poole, of Syracuse.
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening. He said
that Republican prospects were bright In Onondaga
and adjoining counties. and that the Republican
ticket. in his judgment, was sure winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
HARLEM REPUBLICANS MEET.
SPEECHES By JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE AM
EDWARD LAUTERBAClL

SPEECHES by JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE MD
EDWARD LAUTERBAcH
At q ratification meeting held last night by the
uar.erl Repub.ican cub at The clubhouse NO. ID
West on a-hundreG-and-twenty- ifih-st.. Assistant
Corporation Course. John Proctor CiafKe WIS ohe
of the speakers He said IN part:
Sore people say Commissioner has talked 700
much: Others talk about the remova. OF street
stands and criticize the Administration SOM peo-
ne saw the Tiger has changed his stripes ana Is
now a cat on the rug. TO be fed with MILK ana 'hi'
Croker is out Of politics | am part OF me AD'''"-
istration and am proud Of it, ! nave no excuses
IN offer for IT, And Tammany Ha.. remember
never learns anything through chastenns.
Mr. Clarke finished by saying The excise ques-
ton should be- settled by each Senator ana Assem-
blvnan in his own district. 1t is matter Tor the
LEGISLATURE. -, 49,. p,n,bi GA
Countv Committee said that X was the duty o.
every loyal Republican 10 register; tnat lanlina'is
was counting Republican apathy re sPohtt ~
A lot of unpleasant factonal fights ne had h h
on hand but added that I'VE are getting tosgsnC h
a. Republican brethren now Mr. Lauterpac,n
regretted that the Police Board had not sought NJ
counsel on excise matters. but was thanklu ina
the Board was going to have honest election metz
ODDS He closed by saying that Mayor strong
administration was to be blamed Tor rev
mistakes and that Warner Miller did NOT reaiiy
mean nv his Sunday plank that New ork was 10
he under the laws OF the Modes and Persians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
Beethoven, Wellington, Bismarck,

Kings and Queens innumerable nearly all
the minds that have changed the course Of
affairs in the world for centuries have been
to Carlsbad for bodily aid Everybody can
have the benefits OF Carlsbad at small cost
at home in the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, which
is evaporated from the Sprudel spring.
Best results obtained when out door exercise
can be had. Obtain the genuine article,
which has the signature of 'ElsNER & MEN
DHisoN Co., Agts.. New York on every
bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
REGISTER TOMORROW WITHOUT FAIL.
ONLY TWO DAYS REMAIN IN WHICH THIS M
PORTANT DUTY CAN BE PERFokMED-AN
APPEAL. FROM THE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMITTEE.


The Importance of having large registration In
this city this fall is recognized by all citizens VINO
are interested in good government Tor the CITY
Ii is well known that the Tammany bosses base
their hopes for the success OF their ticket on the
apathy of Republicans and other citizens VINO II
they vote al ALL will be sure help defeat the
Tammany ticket again. On the first two days OF
registration there was indication OF such
apathy the registration being much lighter than
last year for the corresponding days. There are
only two days left IN which 10 make up for the
deficiency and the citizens who are no, already
registered will lose their votes in the coming cleo
ton If they fail to regist9 ~ Friday or Saturday
OF this week
The Republican County Committee. through IT'S
Campaign Committee. has issued the following ap-
peal TO citizens to register on the last two days OF
registration:
Eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty nave
If you fail to register you cannot vote II inc
friends of honest government fail to register ana
vote. Tammany Hall will be restored to power
The last days Of regisiratiSn are mex bars '
A. m and y. m. If you have not registered do
so the first thing after brcakfast Friday morning
without fail. Then see that your friends register
The paramount question in tbs city is. shall the
Union ticket or the Tammany ticket be elected
one of them is TO win. Which shall Il be?
A single may dec de this great question 10
American citizen. Registration Day and Election
Day are the most important business days of the
Tammany. Remember the days for registration
Friday and saturday October q and %. Tam,
many was defeated last year, and can be defeated
this year. DO not allow II the prestige OF victory
Apathy ~ Tic 0" ADEfBERT Fl. sTEELE
Chairman OF Campaign Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
. WORK OF GERMANS FOR FUSION.

The Campaign Committee Of the German-A Amer
lean Citizens Union will have meeting at the
headquarters of the organization No. 80 Stuyvesant
St. tomorrow evening and will arrange to supply
speakers for a number Of district meetings which
have been called for next week. There Will be a
mass-meeting at Cooper Union under the manage
ment of the Unoi. Saturday evening when Carl
SchurZ will max. an address in German on the Is
sues of the campaign. Mr.. Schurz has been a,
pains TO prepare his speech for the occasion. and
he will present forcible reasons why the German
Americana Of this city should support the fusion
l. lxpN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
INSTRUCTIONS ARoUF VOTING.
BE CAREFUL nor TO MAKE AN ERAscRE OK
ANY UNNECESSARY MARKS. ELSE YOUR

BE CAREFIL NOT To MIMI nv @"'
Any UNNECESSARY MARKS. ELSE YOUR
BALLOT WILL BE VOID.
The Campaign Committee OF the Repuo'0a"
Club las issued these instructions ABOUT voting
"If you wish to vote straight ticket that Is
for ali the candidates in any c)lumn)' II IS ohy
necessary to make cross % mark IN the circle
1T the top Of the column.
Than one column Ga split or mixed tickeO. then
the only safe method is II make cross t\, marx
I'm tho SQUARE a the left Of the rame OF each
rard'data for whom you wish tO vote. for what
49, nfice ar in Whatever column 1t may D.
fOurd. ,
ANY other mark scratching or crasure OF a
name will render ,he ballot void"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
STATE DEMOCRACY RATIFICATION.

The New-York State Democracy will ratify its
nominations, including the State and Fusion county
tickets. Cooper Union tonight. The meeting Mi
be presided by Albert Stickney. ana speeches
viii be made by Charles s Fairchd Wheeler H.
Peckham William b. Hornblover Edward VI. Shep-
ard, OF Brooklyn; John II. Dougherty James Byrne
Schurz and ex-Mayor William r. Grace will be rea
The music will be furnished by Baynes 9th Regi-
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
AN INDEPENDENT NOMINEE DECLINES

John a. Walsh, who was nominated for Assem-
bly, in the XXNIth Assembly District indie
pendent ticket yesterday filed notice at the Eec-
ton Bureau declining the nomination. The certih-
cate Of nomination Of John Murphy for Assembly
In the Ist Assembly District By the New York
State Democracy, in place of Charles Il. Duross de-
clned also filed at the bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
AN ORDER AGAINST THE POLICE BOARD.

TO SHOW CAUSE WHY THEY SHOULD NOT BE EN-
JOINED FROM PRINTING NAMES OF GOO GU
CANDIDATES ON THE OFFICIAL BALLOT
Ralph Walthan, lawyer, OF NO ~ NasSau-S'
served on the Police Commissioners yesterday al.ei
noon an order signed by justice Beach, IN the gu
peror Court requiring them to appear before MN
at 1890 o'clock next Monday morning ana sho"
cause why they should not be enjo.ned from print
inv IN he official ballot the names of candidates
nominated to city and county offices 6y the Con
federation Of Good Government Cubs. Jhe order -
issned on an application made by Leon Levi. OF No
1888 East Eighty -irstst. that the OF
Good Govern nlent Clubs Is not poht:cal party oI
nominating body which poed per cent OF the vote
cast at the last election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
LABOR OPPOSITION TO WILLIAMS.

meeting of representatives of various labor or
PLANTATIONS was held at No IS Secondave last
night to devise ways and means to defeat ex-ln-
spector Williams who is running for the Senate in
the XIIth District The speakers bitterly de-
nounced williams enemy OF labor.
committee consisting of c. W. Hoadley, W. j.
Dempsey, and John ~ Bogert. of the Central Labor
Union: MIR Maher and Louis Walden. of the Cigar
makers, were appointed to issue call to the peo-
pie and also 10 confer with labor organizations
throughout the city arrange for series OF mass
meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
THE GOO COOS MEAGRE RATIFICATION.

The Good Government clubs held meeting for
the ratification OF their county ticket at JaeSer's
Hall Fifty-ninth-s and Madson-ave., last night
The meeting under the auspices OF Club |. The
speakers were Alfred Bishop Mas1n Professor Felix
Adler and Arthur Won Bresen. There were thirty
five men and thirteen women present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
vu,.r,. cause, vas the fayor!ngg Of

-, .,u,.r,. cause was the favoring OF
adoption OF Mr.; " Of law submit that M Msp
@s Ssso Of L, Sn PERMIT n D Mr. IaT
Mr. Lauterbach;, bs Republican platform by putting
words in Mr. Me mouth which n ne p nsfer which
ana oy gv an5 entirely indefensb.e ,.,, 4.
the g grends aTe conductns
that our apgn ~ hypocrisy and lnsncer.ty that
always sgsn tse %DDu SS to
uon' dneS tho neopIe They are riding two n9rSes,
and have exposed themselves to deserved r''o"'e
and contempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
AssEMBLYMAN ABELLs NEW OFFICE.

Albany. Oct. 23.-Assembyman Abel Of Brook
Ign. chairman OF the special committee which has
been investigating The Regents, was here to-day
The Lupacy Commission and the State Controller
have been informed OF Mr.. Abes appointment as
treasurer OF the Long Island State Hospital, In
Brooklyn. which was made by the Board Of Man
ayers OF the institution last Thursday Mr.. Abel
said to-day thet he would not resign as an AS,
semblynan 10 accept his office until he nad
prepared the report Of the committee on the
Regents investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

shortridge is doing all ne can 70 take the con-
yention to San Francisco That city mas s!ar,-
ed in to raise a Quarter of a million ooliars W
QUAY early in the day. named Pittsburg as MS
favorte place. The citizens Of that city raiser "a
AZ 900 in a few hours recently. and the 1und Is
growing other places may have been discussed.
but these cities are the prominent bidders Tor
the honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
TORE DOWN THE srEcKLER POSTERS

Tammany dall leaders are sore over the de-
sert.ons from their ranks TO the Independent
County Organization the East Side. The Inde-
pendent Counties started 10 food the city last
night with their literature and Distributed 80 600
Autographs With pictures OF the candidates Wig
wan hirefings followed tho steck.er workers on
their trips the East Side and iriei to destroy
the Autographs but were unsuccessful except In
a few instances The Independent County Cam
pagn Committee viii to-day send out 100000 copies
OF the platform. They Will ask their friends, espe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
nrNorrNc1NG oBRIENs COURSE.

,,-r,ov At LARGE MEETING OF THE ANTI
rAMMANY DEMOCRACY.
large meeting of the Anti-Tammahy De"v'' ,a.
~ the XXIst Assembly District was h,'u d 'n
night at which the action OF ex-Sherin JIMMY
O'Rrien and his friends in going over 70 ia'''"r.'
Hall was repudiated in vigorous language ~
Senator Francis N. Bixby presided anu -,
exTudge Alfred r. Ackert. c. b H. floou' NJ na} IN
Thomas f. Began and others denounc,nS Sr rr
ddelitv of O. f,rien to the ant-Tarnmdny pi"0'P'''
mon which the rganzation was founceu. .ho
Resolutions offered by T. b. Steele annroving
of the Fusion ticket were unanimously aoott'yin
Major NJ c. Dougherty Thomas T.. hers
Of The Anti-Tammany Democracy took part IN ..e
meeting They will all support the Union Ah''-
Tammany ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
CARLISLE TO VOTE FOR HARDIN.

Washington. oct. g9.-Secretary Carlisle will leave
here on Sunday for Kentucky, where he VIII regis
ter and return again I'm time 70 vote for Hardlh'
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
TOO -FLAT-FOOTED A DECLARATION

IN
LIQUOR MEN LIKELY TO MODIFY THEIR 1NDoRsE-
MENT OF TAMMANY.
The Executive Committee OF the Wine. Beer and
LIQUOR Dealers Association me: In the Office OF
Friend & House. in the Pulitzer Building. yesterday
afternoon when they took up for consideration the
resolutions drafted by the Excise Committee OF
Eight virtually committing the organization TO the
support of the Tammany platform and ticket The
majority of the committee feel that the Excise COM
mttee did wrong in coming out so boldly ana IN
view OF the trouble that the committees action
caused the general feeling is that matters should
be remedied so that the organization may not De
placed in the position of an unqualified Endorsement
of the Tammany ticket. -
drew up circular which 1t will issue tonight AT
Terrace Garden. 49, a..
This circular will be In fact modification OF the
resolutions passed by the Committee OF Eight
Secretary Mallon was seen Yesterday afternoon
after the meeting in the lawyers office, but ne re-
fused absolutely to divuge the nature OF the report
TO be laid before the central association To-Day not
knowing what action they would take upon H.
The central association Will meet TINS AFTERNOON
in Terrace Garden when the circular VIII De taken
up and voted upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
.p1NG DEMOCRATS" HEAR EX-GOVERNOR
FLOWER.

The Ring Democracy held mass-meetlng at the
Academy of Music in Brooklyn last night. presided
over by William c. Beecher The main address
was made by Ex-Governor Flower. Speeches were
also made by Edward NJ. Grout, James ID. Bell
John T.. Fitzgerald and others Although heroic
Efforts had been made to get big crowd. the
upper gallery nearly empty, and there a
pronouncci absence OF enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
POLL CLERKS SWORN IN.

The Democratic and Republican poll clerks were
sworn in at Police Headquarters yesterday by Chief
Rodenbough, OF the Election Bureau. The ballot
clerks Will be sworn in tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

cially in the East Side districts. to prevent the
Tammany thugs from destroying and mutilating
their pictures and literature:
William ]. Hirschhed. who Is running ior ,, as
District has adopted the Steckler cannon as ms
emblem. The gun is represented as belcnng Iorth
stars The latter are supposed TO be the Tam
many warriors who have gone over to the side OF
Hrschfeld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
Arc you Aow-Spirffcd"
Take IOrsfOrd's Acid phOsphate

Worry Is wc;se thru wo;k-tnrkss SICK quicker.
Worn largely from Horsford's Acid
Phosphate clears the brain thens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

Albany. Oct. 23.-Justice Fursman to-day decided
that the names OF the regular Democratic caiSn-
dates for city county, Assembly and ward offices
must be printed In the column of the Democratic
Party Reform Organization OF The official ballots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
A BIG REPUBLICAN MEETING PLANNED.


MORROW EVENING IN COOPER UNION
CANDIDATES TO BE PRESENT
The indications that the Republican mass
meeting 10 be held at Cooper Union tomorrow
evening conducted under the supervision OF the
Republican State Club. of East Twent y-second-st
will be one OF the largest and most successful
demonstrations OF the campaign. Ex-United States
D.strlctAttorney Edward Mitchell will preside. and
other principal speakers will be ex-senator - -.
Fassett. Of Elnira: Governor Daniel II IL.
OF Pennsylvania; ex-senator Frank Hiscock. OF
Syracuse. and Nathaniel w. Norton OF Buffalo.
The candidates the Republican State ticket.
Captain John Palmer. Secretary Of State: State
Controller James A. Roberts. State Treasurer Adj
olson b. Colvin Attorney General Theodore f. Han
cock. and State Engineer Campbell W. Adams have
been invited and expected 10 be present and
make brief speeches. The 18th Regiment Band viii
furnish the music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

At the Chambe. Of Commerce yesterday 1t
announcen-tha the Committee Of Fifty would have
headquarters for the ca mpaign at the Glsey House
Broadway and Twent " m ilth-st., and that the
rooms tAeTe- would be-open to-day or Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
IT'S A MERCY

That Rker's Expectorant cures Hoarsehess'
otherwise with all the whooping and HurrH".
ing that is going on there wouldn't De Sooo
robust voice left by election time. Only oo Gus.
bottle for this swift pleasant and SH1" ~
CURE for Cough or Cold. Grippe brohchi.S
Group or any other Throat or Lung roup'e'
And your money back If 1t fails. or your drug
gist or at
Riker's,
9th Ave., cor. 22d st.