New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-25
POLITICAL DRIFTINBROOKLYN
r,PIY GOSSIP ABOUT POSSIBLE CAN
DIDATES FOR MAYOR.
u1rI, MR. sCHIEREN BE a CANDIDATE AGAIN?
JACOB wORTIi'S PLhNs-THE LESSON
OF, lSs5-MR KELLEY'S AP-
POINTMENT.

- wan Navor Schieren consent 10 be q candidate
- 10 mas repeatedly declared that he would
49,. ,. q second term for any consideration
No n.,r. there is no; the least doubt Of his abso-
.'.. sincerity some oc his Intimate friends are
',ood ,h,t ne can he prevailed on to accept
,,,.fo, Next fall one OF them put the thing
.,, vhe, he said: Il have no doubt AIr
-, ,Dipxa noN that he thinks he would not
49,. d, y.,,r5 term under any circumstances. bat in
-, i> ,,,nfhs he may see trinee in 4 different
-"
- ,s, .hln- he Mayor himself said on the sub
To-. M. ,r,,reliltelv after the strike troubles
,,ho, no as,.arel that In, strike hal killed him
,..i.,l,,. and relssertei his determine zion 10 -
80 .. his r~iyate business on the let Of next
-. and never hold office asa.r 1t is easy
,~s,,,5 his feeling at that tims ard NJ doubt
,....,,,,,.i., was strengthened bv the recent
-. ,..,,t r,alo unon bi-, in tn, report OF As
sbI,,,,r Frilav's committee which inves ,!gatei
,,,r,,1 e.r.ko Whatever impression the report
' 10 Nlsvor.s mind 4, certainly had the
-. - c,.,,.i,c,nc som, OF his friends Of the he
- 80 49,, ~..,,riro d se,or5 tine in order l., Oh
,,rl,,, NJ ~, poople IN his favor
-. NJ ~, Friday .eport j. rot FAR ~
-, ~, attack o, the N,vo~ WIS irs.irel b.
SEEK the "''',N ga ',,' .|, t,rt,,.., -.
'd01O w ..,,.,i,, g.. s,,,,+,~ a., H.. de-
WAL. - ca, worm VIII sra~o ~, ccYor; ., hrr;
-, 49,. .a..,~,, or Nv ,;,,.e-rn anil prevent
-, ,,r,i,,.,on -. in, Replb.fcan candidate of on,
49,, ubosa character ana sanding would assure
- - 80 s,,', an administration as I:r,,klvn
~ -, TO- .i,, t..-f,rfr,, % ,Sql
me- 49, ,, nov. rs, ,.ar,.l f. e. re Worth pla,
:" 80" " -...,t,, ,i,.,.,, ,r,,,,,,. oe t.a
49,. ., vii, , vno ai "a ,,,u , l,roo
E"S'i' ,,.. 40, -, 49,, .,, .,,,,
-, p,,,I,,a, W.. e,ss,yhara I'm. who IN cas-, of
80. ~ - ,,,, .,.ip,,v TAX. bis ORDERS from
IS ~, - =, rr,,,E,rl ia, 80 more sis
,, 49,. ~ Us ,r.rs~~ol m. Worth was sIf-
90 p. -. ,h ,,o-,,,,,f,, - r,~,octs Il
- 60 ,t,,.,~ IN ia, ,. j. a,s, "a se, what
l ,,.t,,,s ,.,, mad. ,ha reform, ,,,ov,noer. a
-, - IN. v,,r ,.,u,l 5o in cas-. Of 4 nominal
49, 49,, Ia. U-,rtb his ,.,ar I, is nm jo,stool
.' 49, - h po.,,,lf,,,, n,ss has s,,,oral mon
- - -. ,,ls,,,,, candidate. ,h,urh Il IS no.
- '',.'' -, ,t,t H.. b,s ,,ua :, f,, - +,
-. 49,. .,..,.l,,. viii, Nm,
- -, t a,,o >, ,,,,,r,i ~. rep,lsr Ra,,uldt-
- :; -, .,:o,,,. o.,.,.r tia. t..
O'' ~ =, i s-r,, I,o,,o,rst. win nv,
reform "A, 80 tba,r OWN while thc regular
Wy ,,,,, - oors, ..,1,.. ,r.,r usual noro
-, /, tho, case a v.si-lpoV, Kepublican with
49,, 80 a., was t,l<a Ger declared mat tho
Ioan,ocrat, Ring candidate would in all probability
win. that s. the experience Of 49, would be
naated
In that vea- there vera three candidates in the
Ga. c,-a-al Te,,c : Catlir regular Republican:
I,o,il n whitney regilar Democrat and General
Iohr p Woodward independent Democrat. !, is
60 .,o. &C tho Beuuh,jcans had been willing
=, mn, IN a man ct 70 be the successor Of Setn
l. no indie dent Democrats
.le,, him whereas with three candidates IN the
eeld ,ba ror,,,ar Democrat won with compare Tive
.,sa ar1 Rrootlvn IVES given over to eight years
o- ring rule II is 10 be hoped that tfat lesson VIII
NOT he lost upon citizens who do their thinking
ms wear
Thus far M one IS talked % as the standard
boarar Of reform in case Mayor Sckiaren declines
10 run again on the part OF the REGULAR Damoc-
racv there Is a strong feeling that George Kinkel
will be the most available candidate Mr.. kinkel
served as Supervsor-at-Large in 1892 and 1883 and
made a good record as a progressive man. lie
anpointed Charities Commissioners Henry and
Sims and thus was instrumental in introducing
better methods in the administration OF that grea:
department. Nh Kinkel was candidate for
1ac,io, T., 1Sq2 on tho regular Democratic ticket.
eIectOh III 1850 oI ''e ''e"A' -,
and came near receiving the HepHpheah 'huo'Se-
men'; bu, ne was swepy Gown - ,s AMI To"a
ia ''7 80 49,. ,,,,,',..,,, ,,o.,,i,,, ,i,,,
af,er Colonel Michel had declined 1t. was triumph
an,lv elected.
If Mr.. Knhe Is made the Democratic cdhdida'e
for Mayor it viii not be because Willoughby-st.
wants hih' ne WIN " ,'o.'-' , 80 ,',,n
look on as e ase"T tina, S certain M
roen.s ~ strength is upGeniable but with the Re
srsirst him his chances of success would be small
Deiocra. M'' o, nc a. the McIaurblin wing
OF MS party '"iNe" "'''' "" - -. ~ satd.
prospects Il day or TWO ago IhlS Is ""ht "e "a -
'.Tha time il coming when the people OF Brooklyn
will elec, their own Mayor and other city officials
VIII eieO' 'i0' ' - - ,..,,,
without dictation from me posses OF e'''el PI,s'
we must bear in mind that city elections mere
os,o, ara NOT - no complicated with National or
aI'e' are -'' l" - - c,,,,,,on
State elections. and that changes 'le s'''d''o'
greatly II may not happen this year, but II surely
- ,.' 49,, - 80 ,r ,broa wears older You
VIII before you are t"o vi "i'e ia" =,
will see the people Of Brooklyn come together III
-. x,,oo,i,, e,d nominate their candidate for
lhdSs-"iee'''e o'u ~ , 49, -, ,,a 10
Mayor ana tnat man VIII De ,dAei up ~ "
puhican convention and made It's candidate. IL
p,, he practically repeti,ion OF the Low movement
VIII NC P'"~''N''' " -. Ill.,,
In ISL That man was the finest Mayor Brooklyn
ever had; am prouCer OF nothing in my career
-. 81. 80. -. ,,o,a fo- bt, tha, wear
thaH Una, cds IN 't' I'D tbair eyas omen they would
sne PeInpie nj nj ~ r. osred during his
not nave IoSl tHdt tiSS evay