The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-21

HaiPla. TRis I've year James BbaGy 4 the proS
me ssSsHtse9Sh Senate district Is now rop
Who vSS1oV was elected Is h n is9S fahiroSuEh B5enocrsti'
DIVISIONS. SECURING n lead OF only ~ votes
Mr.. Page while in the Senate bias stood sponso
Tor number OF Tammany Hall bills, parttcu,
former Tammany Police Judges not members
OIL the bar, q statutory exemption, designed to
RRaas o SnS tG Martin TSfSrn the e tG BIN 6S %Ss q 2et DsG'f g.
some. quarters that DMr.. Page IN present
i%avoring other Ike Tammany Hall measures.
had some assurance OF the Tammany Hall in
view Of The. tnS} that At lsst years. ee]isctiSn the
Against 1850 Republican and b.762 citizens
Thomas O. o.sulIlvan. who was MI; Pages
present indications OF an outside diversion OF
Remocraatic support such as was giysn at hat
than 1000 votes, and thus made possible Sem
Tho Eighteenth Senate district lie now repre-
sented by, one OF. the most popular OF, the
younger district leaders. oil, Tammany Hall,
ls %pSe fa FsashsTsq @siG This t dRi 8 ! t has 8 Y Is Z
healthy increase among the number Of Repub-
Leans. u not the, Republican yotes Last year
this district. V and IL the SsG iiVeiy PERSONAL aTr : s%Iirt Canvass lTS%
made In his behalf added greatly to the Tam
The Rhea eom HGS5iGi wnt Spp gat d5.o4 Mr. af FeatSe siSaS Is iO q
candidate, for reelection, and will certainly be
He E1H Is tRs district rRa l ssasr0 In tie I T%entylssie 9Th
The Nineteenth Senate district is one Of the
John Ford q earn Carried fGS Z in isSS by I, 5 n6p mSjorIts.
and last year, though ostensibly carried by
the, vote cast Hs,i By yn the !RePabiic SGsS Tor toH Judge Judge
lMi cnn sea Il IN this district iiaTdn the the S com 3 GSd aepII6-
In0n the vote pnot for TnmmnnV. Who the Re-
publican ncminee will be It Is not yet possible
70 e say. as, there are several aspirsnts. but
the Tammany nomination and there Is also
some talk Of the nomination Of former Judge
8 thought by many that judge Weids. who lisa
composing the NineteeRth Senate. district
would. II q candidate. appeal strongly to the
German-American ELECTORS OF the district; Who
The Twentieth Senate district Is now repre-
scented by, Jacob A. Cantor. who has been q
uously for fourteen years. and is, a candidate
Tor reorganization unless he should get a place
or be appointed q. Commissioner or run for the
ASS, EN- y d Mr, Cantor was nominated in his
ditlons which seemed likely at one time to
result In the nomination Of q resident Of the
2 majority Of 1900 against his Republican an
IukDulSl, nlT. COnBD. DdSU year Cn0 IdmmulY
lead in the district was 1000.
Tn Twenty-flrst Senate district has as it's
present representative Charles L. Guy, who
was originally chosen as n TammanyHall man.
nut made common cause. with Henry ID.
Purroy in 1891 in the warfare urged against
the continued leadership of John Q. Sheehan. |
Mr.. Guy was also one OF those who participated
as a speaker and otherwise in the Seth Low
canvass. assisting Mr.. Purroy as a member Of
the Home Rule. Democracy" as it was then
called. How far the Purroy faction aided in the
vote cast for the CitizensiU nion ticket is chime
rical, and there are to be found well-informed
politicians who aver that IL Mr.. Purroy and his
associates brought any votes to the Citizens |
Union column they must have been omitted
somehow from the official canvass, for figures
do not bear out the claim that the Home Rule |
Democrats were. or could have been, very nu- |
merous beyond the Harlem River. The Tam |
vote. In. the Twenty-flrst Senate district
1901. the Republican vote was 7,72D. the |
Citizens Union vote 1854. and the Jeffersonian |
Democracy vote / .S41. In this district it is an |
that Mr.. Guy, though now generally |
to be back in the ranks with Tam
many, is not a candidate for reelection. as his
many candidate here is likely to be Assembly;
he Thirty fourth district in the last. Assem-
said: Like Dewey, he is q Vermont man
a Vermont Democrat. tool. who began his
Profession rs a lawyer In the town of Rutland.
He was a DEMOCRATIC candidate for Congress in
Vermont In 1882 and was the Democratic can
iidate for Governor OF that State In 1884. The
republicans OF the Twenty-flrst district have
40 candidate as yet.