New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
FIGHT IN THE lid DISTRICT.
MORE INTERESTING READING FOR Wilt
IAN C. REDFIELD.

LEADERS IN THE SEVENTH WARD COME OUT
soUARELY AGAINST THE ATTEMPT TO WIN
VOTES FROM DENIS NJ HrRI-EY
More hot shot will be fired at William C. Red
field to-day by Republicans of the Id Congress
District who are trying TO save the district lor
Denis NJ Hurley in the face of Mr Redneid at
tempt to secure Republican votes MT heoiie'o
has scornfuy refused to listen TO Suggestions
that he is endangerng the election OF souno-
money candidate. and the Republicans are now
up in arms against him.
The Seventh Ward Campaign Committee Is CIT
culating to-day copies OF the sup1oiheo ie''ei'
s,ou;,c tho danger confronting Mr.. Hurley. The
only claim made by Mr. Redheid LOT "epuo''' al
.unnort ;s nersonal friendship. This test CT party
,o,,a,. hoe failed sicnally in many instances one
Of which was made public by the letter addressed
a. Nv Redee,d bv A. s. iIaigh1 one of Mr.. Red
colds closest friends Mr.. Haights letter was
,,r;r,ad IN Yesterdays Tribune. The fact that
NJ rodeeld does not live in the district wh'ch
ne seeks TO represent is seriously under"ihihs
his candidacy in most sections of the dis'ric''
1ho ,et+ar Of the Seventh Ward Republicans
reads az follows: ~, m
Sir A. your neehbors in the seen r,ich we be-
, pes ,n h. Of Vital Importance in the present cam
paign. e ,e co on,nhosiz1, the ncces-
q
IT,, -, The election of Congress. md)oli'!, %
snt! ro bau I've ple, .cd to sound money. on tna'
danger in our Congress dstrr, that the On, q
scn ~ he soundgnoney forces will nure 10 tle
bsneGt of the silver candidate iiow 20 Ns .
thai danger should be the earnest ueSlre VI n,nc
loyal citizen. whether he be Repuphc"' u ~
Ts,s district is normally Democratic by iarge
,,ainri,v When Governor Morton carrlea .ne
.on"tv bv large majority. this Congress "iS'r'o
,9yn = nuralty of over S,co against him or,,,oss
This year there are tl:1ee caho'""'e '
III Denis 1"n M NJ. Hurley of tir Sixth Ward
John N. Clancy OF the e, f ;ba Tweniy-hrd Ward.
outside OF the Congress district. ro, he elected
Either MIR Hurley Mr. Clancy VIII oe Sr' vou
beyond any doubt The sole question IS , op
Water 10 have this district represented ny 1oi M
EianCy an alleged Democrat free snrt i en- he
trader and Popocra WHO With ali its evil prn-
c,r'es or Nv Denis NJ. Hurley. our present S ,,
cressrnan than whom there Is no siah h ,onal
mort or OF sound money: SOUND ta,i' """ -
honor? There is no middle srouhu oorducte cd
81 pod6aId's candidacy ~ at present cohuuc,eu
is an aid 10 MI Clancy ntbors who would
o1b.,wisc vote the Republican National ucKe' 'h'S
year ., for sido issues nor for compl-
We rccocnize the fact that some gold Democrd,s
desire i'm addition defeating Tree sl.eI, ~ hinc
% sbo,xinr of their strength Your lfl'ai. oo1r -,
a. go dcfest free silver therefore 90 not nnGer any
nretext. vote for Mr.. Redfeld. ana the'e"s an
toMLu ,h,e district is to bear the disgrace OF De-
,rp the only district In Brooklyn 70 sen" "a u,ho
silver Popocrat 70 90 S revolutionary tendencies
Of the Chicago Platform to unite soidlY IN suiPo''
Of Denis ~ R LIMITS r A. r stou,enburrn A. s
1UatSh, George VI Brush NJ. D.; William belr,'
Nv Emerson. Alfred t. VaSs, George miis9 II
Chester p Iawren9e M n. a. b nq,Tip r. james,
Charles II. butcher - o.
Brooklyn n. Y, Oct. 81 1895