New-York tribune., 1896-01-01

OF high character and fine abilities. This Is MS
second term IN the Assembly
vr VaestaC sad OF the principal questions to
be considered the next session; Inc puo7'-o"
of consolidation should be referred again 10 the
neople Of Brooklyn. DO not think THAI there was
a Sufficiently fun vote last year. The question was
no, fully or properly presented 10 tie people. me
tax question should be thorougnIy consiquvis" re ~
relation to consohjauom it,'' ,o he excise ques-
ton may be cassed as HDtrhl w. ,uH,l nus, so,
N N nu york and HrooKiyn Local option seems
m n ne the best way IN which to meet ms = ne ne
Present '' m the direction Of the Sanger ballot
ooered before the Legislature ia'' year year c.,..nor
vor,nn r1r he wants he nomination It is too
eary to ih.nk OF a Second choic"'
ABRAHAM c. De CRAW.
Abraham c. De Graw. Republican ASseh'piyl'' l''an
from the Vth KINGS County Disir-c' l. "'''.'""
OHIO ,s REGARDED by his neighbors az man OF
raeo,n,o oil and keenness Of perception He was
| horn In Florida Orange County. in 1873. ana was
educated IN tho nubl!c schools. He was for mum
Der Of years drygoods clerk IN TINS cl'y' Du' IA"
been N business for himself for me i"st s'Nae'
| years This will be his first term ID P"ph' o"''''
| though he has always been an active woih'r ~,
| his party organization MI He N''"
| his views follows: 80
| II believe in the referendum; other"s' am "p
| posed to consolidation Grave-end co""lp"' Wv
| votes last year which made Brooklyn 7''in - '"'
| annexation. Sne thOu-It NIfH ''.'' '
New-York would help her and sh" "i"i'n - zee ,'
| of McKaneism. The feeling Il changed now. me
Whole vote In Brooklyn was i!sAt Nho" io"''''
| of men VINO before favored consodatlon WHO ''o
now working tooth and nail against II. - H. -.
else should Ike To liberal law pa So 20. p.''
90 not think shah get H. ! mould IKE 10 n"r .n,.
fn9de lawful the actual conditions "hl.h W.
nave I'm Brooklyn. II there H. one stdr ptsl' +,
than another in Mayor Schlerens admin s'r't%9n % ~
iike IN see the liqg)r business carried on mere , on
! sunday as 1t Is now. open all 'ty - h1ar M ~
4 u
Elderly conduct | believe In local OPTION fof ~ r.
Da"nt slight chances would he 'cneiicial. IN 'he
whole The present one is satisfactory. , n,
WIZ! ~ am a great admrer OF To- ,rnor Ncr.on. ana
u III. no him before all others nave no sfc0hc
hofcs Some think that Harrisons chances "fe '"'
best.
ARTHUR j. AUD irT
..,h,r + Auiett Republican Ass ,mblyn'hn IRON
t,,,h pistrict Of Kings County. served lis FIRST
.,, In the las: Assembly. and iptroluced twea'!-
term In. - ten OF which s.sned by ';oreiror
."e ,on lie is thlry-six years "a. WIS i"rn IN
Ii,u,op Ont and when Eighteen years od caihe
,,rv settling In Cleveland. lie nas ivei
30, ,be LAST ten years IN brooHFH' MI Au".' -
'o' ,.,oronrer e secretary OF the ExecutN' 'o'h-
o w - ,he Irhographers Protective Assocmroh
~. o,,v and chairman OF the Tarih CommIt'te
.. ', ,,,.oorsohers' Protective Association OF the
=, " '., s,.,es He has done his trade great SerVcr
''n, '1 .,a.o, and Albany Mr.. Audett speaks OF
a' % 'ss,nc questions at Albany as ioi17"s'
% %.crsoltdatIon requires gooi dsa' % "''S.'''
| , am not yet prepared 10 cApI.ss ny ! n
anu ,aa TO excise favor pct 1'',.i.i ni.i cav ,h,:
upon poar ~, important public Questlohs "''i ta' VIA"