New-York tribune., 1897-01-18

student Of political conditions: ne mas peen ai"aSS
warmly Interested in political affairs and an ad-
vocae of puer and higher political nf tbe
ore~nization now famous as the Committee Of
one Hundred He has always been faithful and and
Gret entrance into the political life of the State
was when in 1894 the nomination cane came rom 20 mn,
Democratic district in King Gou1y ne as h's sn
repuacion he brought to the S. baen tinped
y suspicious act and his influence IN sne Sfn" IN
is that Of an honorable man. independent '
thought and fearless i'll acloh'
FRANK PAVEY.
co,o.or Frank Pavey one Of the younger men
90 tho Senate was born in that State when mas
GIVEN this country many men OF bravery ana IN
denendence the Buckeye State lie received III,
ducation AT Yale College and his proiessiohai
qualifications at Yale Law School Mr. Pavey was
-, honor man Mt Yale. and was Graduated Win oiie
class of 1884 as one Of men out OF class %
10 who maintained "philosophical oratloh ram
After a few years residence at Ne"-haVeh' vi.
Pavey came NewYork. where hs ne eIseI s now the
senior member Of the firm OF faveF q "''''s' -'0
81 NasSau-s,' ,s member Of the Yale Alumni As
ISOLATION the Republican club and the Dea bean pbe
Epsilon club having FOR soter"r upon the Council
of the Delta Kappa Epsilon: oo.,vo Republican,
~ Mi, s,drocofe of a protective tariff and os leaoes
% an those who have liberal ideas on questions
of STATE and Na1ion% Ss BY
politica or prediction pledges anu nj al questions
LIE GRAND c. TIBBlTS.
| Senator lie Grand c. Tbbits whose vo.e lot Ni,
! C.hoate in the caucus on Thursday nish' causeu
~, o.,ont and considerable surprise. was born
/ T., rro,. Julv l3 1854. He was educated III uo
q. ,cboole Of that city and in Union 'oiiese' nc "
the attorney for the Tibbits estates
| ox,ereve territory in Rensselaer, county .
|. ,, Tihh;.s has always been actively ensaseo III
ro,.ical life W ielding influence for sood III ,',e
,, ,o,i,ics of Hoosick his present residence. ne
o., hocama noticeable champion OF reio'"
g. tho LEGISLATURE Of Rensselaer, County WIZ th
Supervisor. he made ,e ihn county The political oc-
rrences following the Ross TRAGEDY ~ S the fe
ndependencee ers IN VG, Brought Mr. Tibbts before tn,
Yoters of the XlIlth Sena'ors,, Of that Con.
ora District Mr. Tbb. sinGe 81 State has
r9ember OF the Senate OF New rn orr his show OF
acted yoting FOR Mr. Choate at this time
more noticeable from the Of ER@nsselaer Coun
| ly exists between the indc'ii'0 -
! ~ and the State machine
FREDERICK f. BATES
,.,. l. Rates who represents Tompkn'
| c.,,,,, IN tho Assembly. was born at Gar ohhe i'
kns County. about hfty-fve years ago ne
his early education at the schoo'S VI - %.
Cha,,ottesyIe. but upon the outbreak OF 'ne
he.llon he gave up his studies anu '", ' ,.h
a the Rebellion on returning from mv ,ne Sevote'
engaged in mercantile pursuits; b bu' native town II,
his entire attention 10 hen selected
n,ved The town as Supervisor and was ne f ssas I,
10 represent the district in the Assgnos MI saTes Tough
~ way 10 nomination unaded by mn. mdo,'ne ~ ~ m
,rict leaders and received the Moor % eeIected e
| voters of Tompkns County, Dy pe'e
! the Assembly by large majority
FRANCIS +. LAIMBEER'
! Francis F. Laimbeer, who represents ' -
A.semb,v District of New-York In the Assembly wn ,
| horp IN the city OF New-York August ~ io.I, -
received his education at the puphc scnov', -. .,
-, a q. columbia College. from which he wa
-raauated in 1883 Entering the Columbia Law schoe
The following year he graduated ,hsfe'rgif ere npnfe
iss5 and al once took the practlce OF ssmhiy s
IT, IT, Wr Iaimbeer was elected 10 the assei'o.;
s S as the candidate OF the Republican mh
S IosSS indorsed by the Good Government oiun. dr
ana nn i ara nch Republican and active IN tne We go
M mas bst party His in the Assembly cr nd
od nc ed nv his independence but no. mi',,s s 80
wS NE he was returned to the AssehpiS VI .yt
,.S tera he has been added to the foii Oh ho"'' "