New-York tribune., 1896-01-01

my county Is naturally against the opening OF ~
~ suppose you have some fault to find with tho
"As whole it worked admirably. There are soms
elsction Which "1'a understand senator has
amendments TO cover: -,.
county clerk He found 1T i nn dienl, % hay:
the ballots IN legal BY Should Se
between the Ming OF nominations and election dag.
SeHif iny nhys 10 BE Easily pnsss seen !" when m
required three or four days previous to election"
GEORGE s. HORTON.
Morton Is the man, II he is a candidate" said 40.
sembyman Horton. OF Wayne. He Is to me tho
| Grand Old Man. He has made good Governor
for New-York State. and would undoubtedly fli the
Presidential chair equally as we'll II Morton de-
| clines, Mckinley is my second choice. He repre-
| sents the typical American. He is the undisputed
| champion OF protection, and In my opinion would
make a President to be proud or
Local option has proved a good disposition OF
the excise question This and high license are sats.
| factory combinations. / cannot state my position
| in advance on any modification OF the Ohio law.
ION Sunday selling I am decided. Six days are
sufficient which to carry on the traffic in intoxi-
| cants. I opposed 20 Sunday opening. In any
| section OF the State.
The greatest objection have to the Ranes
ballot is the multiplicity OF simes Democratic cam
didates appeared This gave them an Unfair al al
future by an amendment to be offered at this ses-
|
sion: ,,,.,,,
II canno, say how I shall vote Good politics
would seem to say oppose IT, Pride would seem cen 70
say favor II. My position on the question VIII bS
determined by my devotion to either politics or
ps am ss,%esp ths T0 s pea n my MIND
to announce It's pressntatGn And that Is ana an amend.
other other measures Under way after Adjournment
NJ ~ COLE.
Morton is my first choice and Mckinley next.~
said AssembymAn Cole, OF Wyoming. "Of course.
should Governor Morton become candidate. he VIII
have Nyomlng's hearty support: but should he not
Mckinley Is strongly intrenched there. have NOT
heard Harrison mentioned with enthusiasm in this
county, consider that he Is not general favor-
| itc.
1--WE are not interested in the Greater New-Yore
| fight TO a great extent The feeling that by con.
sodation would have the grandest city IN
America, without fear Of contradiction. Is patri.
otto motive for favoring II. do not think should
favor resubmssion and yet my position on the Ques.
| tion Is entirely undecided.
'Yes. l opposed to Sunday opening In any
| part of the State. The sentiment In my county 10
/ should favor the Ohio law. favor local option
six days of the week, and closed saloons on the
Il have only important suggestion to make
on the Ranes ballot, and shall either have II IN,
| as such 1t is in the tabulation OF returns some
provision should be made that the count can be
made without much pasting and consequent mutt
| lation OF the ballots
| l.. p. KERN
Assemblyman l.. B. Kern. of Madison, Is for Nor
ton first and Mckinley n second choice. He also
stated that he considered Harrison as ono OF the '
| soundest American statesmen OF this decade When
asked If he still favored the Ohio law. or modif-
cation of II similar to that introduced by him last
year. he said YES l am in favor OF the Ohio law
or modification of II, with a high license clause 7
| am opposed to legalizng the Sunday traffic, and
shall not vote for Sunday opening / believe In let
| ting New-York and Brooklyn fight out the CONSOLE
datlon matter between themselves; OF course there
would be certain amount OF PRIDE IN ponI4nfb fbax N
So5 or the e'S eSi aS nSr or no
II have nothing important TO introduce this yea
| at least nothing that now know or dennitey. IL
bring in any measures it will be later in the ses-
sion"
W. II. ARMSTRONG.
| William r. Armstrong Republican Of Rochester.
who represents the lid Assembly District OF Mon
roe County is a lawyer. and is thirty years o'd
! He was first Assemblyman in 1885, and acquireo
a good rank In the Assembly.
'.Who IS your choice for President II Mr.. Morton
| should not be a candidate?' he was asked to-day.
Morton is the only candidate have thought OF"
| replied Assemblyman Armstrong i nave gwen NO
other candidate consideration. cannot say that
| prefer Mckinley to Harrison or Reed 10 eitner
| Il have nothing to say the excise question ex-
! cept that will oppose Sunday opening"
You will not favor it for New-York%'
| mo | shall defend the American Sunday ana
! oppose Sunday traflc 49,
.WIll the Greater New-York bill become lawr'
was asked.
..G think So and without a resubmission. The Leg
islature will grant charter which will have to be
| accepted"
| Are you satisfied with the Raines Ballot law
Not entirely SO; am going to amend 1t myself.
shall propose that the ballots be preserved SUIT
able length of time until all shall have been
settled This will provide for thorough nspec-
on and the ballots will also be at the disposal OF
| the courts when called upon to pass upon coN'
"fiow about the alleged DISTINGUISHING of Hebrews
| BY the character used In voting! =
! Any man that is fool enough TO be disfranchiset
because Of that is proper subject to lose his right
buck The method q maTkIng s al right"
of especial interest to b.cyests II VIII provide
sheapy hes for an s' does an
company. which is at the rate OF about one-iiith
pei the owner to sign release. shall require them
70 carry the bicycles free. do not believe in the
exorbitant charges for bicycle transfer WHICH ha'o
been demanded in the past
FREDERICK G. STORM.
One Of the most prominent men who was elected
to the Assembly this year is Frederick O. storm.
OF Bayside, Queens County, who represents one OK
the Assembly Districts OF that county. Mr.. storm
was member OF the Constitutional Convention
OF 1884, and made fine reputation He 10 for Nor
ton FIRST and Harrison as second choice
.'My position on the excise question Is somewhat
| uncertain" he said There some-yes many
good points in the Ohio law, but l really believe
the outcome Will be local option or high license
| law I could favor either. | shoud not be inclined
| to favor a discrimination in the interests Of SUM
day opening for New-York. The dictates OF my duty
to those / represent m!ghf cast my vote for sum
day opening. -, ,,, -
''On the Greater New-York bill. also shall prob
ably not vote. as | feel personally As trsfsrics
storm | should favor the BILL as representative OF
| Queens County | feel called upon 10 vote as the
majority did wien the question was suomitted 70
! the voters. Ny district opposed the consoidat.on.
I,nir hnll worked SnlerllllN- nnl / be.