New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
CPOKER'S SILLY CHARGhS'
cor .OyEr. MONROE REPLIES TO THE PAS TEX
AND BLUE PENCIL YARN-AuslhN
q FOX'S VIEWS.

l.o,.,a, pohert q Monroe. chairman or the hNecu-
,,vo Committee OF the Committee or one iu""i'"'
re,l,ad Yesterday to Richard Crokers latest nre
snonsihe accusations. "Ihe sta'emeh'S' CoO"
Norroe said "ln Mr. Cookers letter TO MS district
io1ors nuhshed In this mornings newspapers
charging the Committee Of one Hundred with s''u-
to- o., masters and attempting to mslead voters py
advising them TO mark their ballots with oue pen
cir, and otherwise defacng their balots, are WI"
,u,lv and maiciously false. In point oil lac' mos'
~ the men who have had charge OF inc executive
work ~ the Committee OF one Hundred are Demo-
. .,o rronose To vote the Democratic state
.,ol, ond while they have done all In their power
20 secure Democratic votes for Justices Daiy ana
Cohen they have been scrupulousy 'areiui u sN
main 10 democratic voters how they can No.e ioi
,hasa Judiciary candidates without lnNalidaunS
,,or ballots or otherwise njuring the state ticket
..rba, com u,ittee has arranged To SEND To every
Registered voter in New-York County detallel IN
structons as to how Democrats, whne sun voting
the Democratic State ticket. may vote Tor justices
DAILY and Cohen. or for either Of them Among
these instructions are the foliowhs' lh'ehueu p'i
nary for the protection Of Democratic voters
..rirst-I-se only "A pencil with black lead.
"second--Do not vote for more than three justices
of the Supreme Court
..Ihlrd-Do not scratch or erase anywhere on the
ballot.
"Fourth-Do not make any marks anywhere eN-
cept the cross-mark
Intelligent Democrats who. while supporting the
Democratic State ticket desire vote for Justices
DAILY and Cohen will not be deceived by Mr.
Croker's false and misleading insinua;ions for in
point OF fact the way OF voting for those judges Is
perfectly plain. Absolutely reliable instructions In
this regard viii Dc In the hands OF every Demo
cratic voter before Monday morning.
Austen O. Fox, the wel-knOWn lawyer. IN com
menttng upon the judiciary situation, said:
II feel sure that II every voter reflects and under
stands the judiciary question the majority for jus
ices paV and Cohen Will be unparalleled The
Judge whom Il political organizaton nominated and
renomina ted has not disappointed the bar. nor has
ne DISAPPOINTED the people To no man mas no
sold or denied Justice. Tie has however denied the
supremacy of the boss. Shall We sustain the boss
or the nudge The former has taken his position
we are now to take ours Our choice Is not be-
tween individuals We must either sustain tho
claim OF the political leader. that he Is the master
ana the Judge his servant or We must deny Il.
Let us max. mistake.
s'sha1 We vote against judges DAILY ard Cohen?
Shall We say To other Judges whose terms OF Office
boss Please him II You can. but remember one
his dspea sure Shall We eject the candidates
whom ne puts forth? lie tells us mat ne has
been disappointed In Judge DAILY.
IL il likely that the boss expects :, be dsap-
pointed b, his present nominees By his very
choice he has said To them: Never forget 10 give
proper consideration" 70 the man who discovered
YOU nd put you In nomination Can We elect men
who have accepted such eomm!ss!onY Criminal