New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01
GEORGE D. SMITH.

sopa canvass Of the district, and speaks al three
or four meetings nightly. On single evening he
has addressed meetings at points between ohe-
hundred "A nd-twenty -frst-st. and Rverdae. dis
lance of several miles.
Mr. Smith is about forty-eight years old. and
has lived in New-York for twenty years HIS
home for twelve years has been at Bedford Park
lust beyond Fordham. where he has handsome
place He has been active in Republican poEtlcs
and last year especially earnest IN MS al
vocacv Of the reform movement His nelehoors
and the residents Of fremont and Jordan. who
n,oy him especially we'll his most active
.,,o,6e There was no opposition 10 his canii-
dacy and since his nomination ne has been ioyaiIy
suDported by all Republicans The senate district
elected three Republican Assemblymen last year
and Will be carried by the Republicans this year
unless there is some unexpected chdhse I'll puoi'c
sentiment ,,,. g.. .h sa,o.. die
cusses abiy the main issues Of the campa.sn AID
in addition makes many iIenas by MS a,'a gTas
Pefsynq the settlements Of the Tweny-fourth
Ward that Mr. Smith rides with horse ana car
rage n,gbt through the upper part Of the district
In Harlem and the lower part Of the bjm
ouirEly from place place. He frequently does
no. fere ways have inspired Republicans In
No XXIst District and they are working ear
nesty IN oT Veterans Protective Association has
issued a circular requesting voters TO supper, MT;
smith Dennis Farrell Is Pres.aeni OF me er ana
cnmncjl of the association, James e owens is sec
.e,ar,- and General ". IL MOTIFS : chairman OF
s committee on Political Affairs. which invest,
w ne standing Of candidates ana recommended
smith as worthy Of the votes OF tne members
OF .'s Smth's place Of business is on East one.
- Wenty -ffth-st and moro thdn ~ OF
.ir.,,,lrert business OF that part or Har-
,ne %s"" s,gned letter urging voters TO support
-, in his candidacy. Among ne sBhers are
nm r,Inonds Nathan Drescher +. T. Seymour, Wal
a. oHn0T Iesman. 4 b. carlson, \. Frey & CO..
t Ter g. Flax T. W. Reinhard. A. :. Nichols: C.
',eos seebiIdwachter John Merritt r A Zelier, T. j.
=. if,nrv Freeman {. +. Dewery, NJ & l..
ByehS sro Alexander Borgsteder q Kleuke. George
Itar,ai. II lanes C. Anderson r. ;. Schel.. Charles
u p;eher r. Wheeler John yoss. sturges Dewey
S,r.s Lee Cook J. J. snow, w. A. Potter r.. j.
,HJg l,,, william Weaver, = G Croft H. l. rltch
WeiIlnk' FAVOR and william l.. Taylor
40 RECEPTION PRACTIsED IN THE LETTER
A.. o,a-,ashioned 'roorback" has been circulated
- Tsmmany agency. Hermann Ritter. one OF
- ,r,.nas of John Fennel Fusion candidate for
-. q, General Sessions. is member OF a
oe,v containing ffty-one members he sent
80 hose members a personal letter advocating MT
wnner. election To his signature ne sdded MS
.sdross as No s35 West rhrty-fourth-s''' "here
80 Tammany journal publishes one o or
ne ,,1ars hur nisprints the address as 20. 80
-fourth-st II WAS ssI1 ina tnr -,
Nest = 80, been sent TO all the German VoLers Oh
GUAR In, 10 Nth a View deceive them INTO beIer
ms ~; Herman Rddsr. OF The stats Ieitnna,
ing ~ sender This statement ~ unuie as .r
ereuiSas v we're personal friends OF MI Hitter Inc