New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-28
WESTCHESTER POLITICS.
REPUBLICANS OF THAT COUNTY EN-
THUSIASTIC.

THE PARTY WELL ORGANIZED ANp "o"N'''
HARD FOR THE CANDIDATES WHO ARE
rxcr1JrNT FROM THE TOP TO THE
POTION OF THE LIST.
II the county OF Westchester does not give
rousipg Republican majority for the STATE se"",''
Assembly and county tickets 1t will not he 'he
,,,,, =, IN. RepubIicans Of northern Westchester.
An tho signs are auspcious. Westches'er county
has been counted Of the invncioe De"o
cratic strongholds. but the vote OF recent ''"''
has broken that tradition
In 1891 Flowers majority was l.Iss In lS'- ''eNc-
land won with 1882 Then the stump began.
y, ,ooo cord Never for Secretary Of State received
tho rnoapre ma iority OF $50 ut the head OF the Demo-
cratic State ticket. William j. Gaynor carried 'ne
county by 7O9, and Edwin Bartieu receiver N'''-
over Isaac Maynard Last year capped the Climax
when Governor Morton carried WESTMINSTER COUNT!
by the handsome majority OF $685. with successiui
vote for the remainder of the State ticket
The Republican party this year is thoroughly or
qan,zed in every town In the county. The reglsra-
ton hi proven satisfactory TO the party manasers
The new Ballot law will be an advantage ana al
feel that the prospect was never brighter lot
rousing Republican victory.
The candidates on the State ticket are all we"
known by reputation. and will receive handsome
vote from John Palmer down.
FOR SENATOR.
For Senator there never was In the history OF
the county a better chance 10 return a Repupicah
Senator to succeed Senator George W. Robertson III
this XXIId Senatorial District. Charles r. NC
Clelland was nominated by only one majority In the
convention His own party has become disguised
with him. and one by one the Democrats are pun
cly announcing their intention to vote ior ms op,
ponent The Democratic press Is apathetc anu
Mr. Mcceiands legislative record consists c,s s.;sy
II sd1ns ans of Sing Sing at meeting
decided to fight McCelland to the bitter end Inc
laborlng classes OF Pcekski!l. and they are power
s All o! %sH'ns 'p'''a' F"''' 70 ,n. No..
behind him credtable record at Albany as AS
-emb!yman. He is making thorough canvass ass, o od
OF Peekskill the town OF Corlandt ana the AS
sembly district by a large maJority mere ~ no
John \. Stewart in the Ist should easily defeat his
opponent. John Beal
IN THE I'D DISTRICT.
In the Id there have been many complications
anent the Republican nomination unfortunately.
John c. Sheehan. the Democratic candidate, Is weak
timber After much difficulty George l.. Carlisle
has been nominated. Many Democrats have ALREADY
slgnhed their intention Of supP0rtns mr. S1anInc
In the lid Assembly district little doubt enter,
tained of tire return TO Albany of James William
Hustled His 9pPGnsn Tnadds nEndxn factor IN IN
The county ticket is unusually strong Co1nseIlor
I"dea is a dne LAWYER and should be elected.
George G. Andrews Is a bright. active lawyer, VINO
expects TO be elected DlsrlctAttorney over John r.
i5rennan ~ Yonker. The iatters connection with
the brewing companies is hurting him.
OTHERS on THE TICKET.
Ieverett F. Crumb. OF Peekskil, the candidate
for County Clerk is Of the most popular candi-
dates on the tickle, An excellent lawyer and a
aImjrahly qualified for the office Of County Clerk.
He has been clerk and counsel Of Peekskill for
system he has made the clerks Office model
As Superintendent OF the Poor Henry Esser mas
made a record which was puDncN Huo''ed ny
Democratic Board OF Supervisors.
Charles s Apgar. the candidate for Coroner on me
Renublican ticket Is holding the once DN
appointment OF Governor Morton. and his triends
feel cert0n OF victory. A. -,
Neet,n,s are held all over the county. the candi-
Gates a,e all husting. and Republican enthusiasm
runs high.