New-York tribune., 1896-01-01

Viz Law school ana practlses his profession a;
pcndencc Of ehar,cidr and was the leader against
Machine diciaton IN the last Assembly. HIS boi
stand against hOS.i-rr caused the Machine element
- strongly opqos" his nomination for the senate
IL was successful. in spite Of nat opposition ana
hc g. siill un;rammellel by any allegiance 10 the
Machine. HIS Views on pubic questions nave Deen
several times expressed through the columns OF
The Tribune He has formed plans for several
reform measures to be introduced in the I.egis-
nture OF 1896 but he declines absolutely to express
himself FOR publication.
HENRY MARSHALL.
Henry Marshall Republican Assembiyman from
the NVIIth District OF Kings County. Is lawyer
a. No 277 Broadway this city. and is a man of
experience and force of character. When studying
law at the Albany Law School he was an editorai
writer on THE Courier OF Seneca FANS ana me
Daily Journal Il SaratoGa, and was correspond
cnt for several Ncw-York papers. He Is a nephew
Of the late George Law. OF this city and was born
In Jacfson Washington County. forty-siX years
ago He was educated at Cambridge. Washng-
ION Academy and became active IN washington
County politics. He was graduated from the Al
banv Law School In 1882. in notable class OF
which ne president, and OF whch the la'e
Chancellor Jonn V. H. rruyn was a member MI
Marshall has since then practised law continuously
In this city He has been prominent In brooklyn
nolitirs for ten years. His is the banner RepuD-
ucan district % Brooklyn. his plurality having
been 3622 He ran ahead of his ticket. MIR. Mar
shals views the questions OF specia "'eieS' "''
As to consolidation shall be guided by ,il the
! am opnosed 10 open saloons on sunday SO much
depends on tho wording, form ana Interpretation vi
any Nrisc nill that | am not prepared 10 say III
adyance what | will do In that direction am
Inclined 10 think thc ballot law could be improved
nd snd1 hrN lr H.. ~ best Sc we ever had No change viii
be made in it looking backwatd aepp dne pr',Ih,pn mhprs
change should be to simplify IL. especlany "neIe
there is more than zone candidate for the same
o':!j az am for Mr. Morton. If he should be cand
date have second choice yet.
MARTIN V. b. IVES
Assemblyman Martin V. B. Ives. Republican
represents one OF the two Assembly districts OF
ST. Lawrence County
Considerable diplomacy was shown by Assembly
man Ives in dehnins his Presidential attitude
'If Governor Morton is a candidate, he SAID
II am for Morton II ne Is not. Benjamin Harrison
Is about the nearest have 10 a legal tender. ana
yet can see no reason why Tom Reed should
be turned down"
'IIow are YOU disposed toward the excise Ques-
on?'
..Tbe oxclse question does not worry az 1t
does some localities We quite happy with
our locl! option laws. In some parts OF my dis-
trlct intov cants are sold. In Others 1t is dry
No fault s found with existing conditions may sy
ohio law as | become familiar with H. but at pres
ent canFot say how shall regard ~ .,on l.,
| Brooklyn AID New-York. and as / see II now
| would probably vote for 1t. may look III " u'i-
| feren,ly later . 49,.
| Have you any bills to Introduce early In the
} session. . ,...
mo, not at once. but | am interested In better
| roads and may have bill to present later, pro-
vding for more suitable and serv.ceable thorough
| fares"
| IRA C. MILES.
Assemblyman Miles new member from the ISL
Distric; of ST. Lawrence County, said of the choice
! for President: I'VE pledged support to Govern
or Morton in convention. and will support him 10y
! ally If n second choice is necessary. Tom Reed IL
my fayorite
Il have not decided how shall vote on the Great
| er New York bill AS understand II. Brooklyn has
| expressed its opinion once but now wants TO do 1t
/ again. In view OF the small majority Sni other
| mitigating circumstances do not know but what
| A resubnlsaicn would be Justifable, However,
desire to hear both sides OF the question before de-
| Gliding my position ,. - g.
II am opposed 10 the opening OF saloons on sun
day, In my part OF the state AS 10 the liquor tral
| Gc we find the laws satisfactory. under
stand thai the OHIO law gives good satisfaction In
that State. II Ill convinced that 1t would better