New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
NO DISCORD NOW.
WESTMINSTER REPUBLICANS WORKING
HARD FOR VICTORY.

r,c-rrovAr DIVISIONS LOST SIGHT or N THE con
rrsr FOR CONTROL OF THE BOARD OF ST
prRvIsoRs-FINE LIST or CANDIDATES
TO BE VOTED FOR TO-DAY.
,,,o c,oo,,on which takes place to-day IN all the
,ouns ~ Westchester County except the city towns
NJ Workers. Mount Vernon and Rochelle III
tho great interest which IT has awakened almost
assumes the Importance OF a general election.
For the first time I'm several years the Repuh-
ucans have laid aside their fractional feelings ana
are generally standing together In support OF 'her
candidates.
or the Offices 10 be filed that Of Supervisor IS the
most important not only TO the indiVidual interests
OF the towns but in regard to the control OF inc
Board a legislative body that In so populous ana
wealthy a county Westchester has control "i
interests much larger than those OF some states IN
the Union The Republicans have been fortunate
this year throughout the county In selecting me
set OF men for this office in experience. ability IN
teligence and personal popularity with voters. For
this reason alone 1t IS not to no wondered at that
ali Republicans have been found willing to support
without question the nominees OF their party.
In Bedford they have named Robert X. Clark, OF
Bedford Village. and expect with so excellent a
candidate to redeem the town. which et present is
represented by n Democrat
In East Chester they are making strong effort
10 elect DR.. W. y. Granger and their prospects OF
SUCCESS bright.
Republicans in Cortandt expect to re-elect their
present Supervisor James II. Haight, by a greatly
Increased majority
There is n hot fight on in Greenburg. where the
Republicans working like beavers to eject
George II. Menzies Alexander McClelland. the
present Supervisor and they assert that they will
do
Charles NJ. Lane in Mount Pleasant Is receiving
enthusiastic support from his fellow Republicans.
who anxious to re-elect him to the office he
filed two years ago with such ability.
.fnft,, With
i. Jenkins. Cuban veteran of tho list Regi-
ment as their candidate for Supervisor, are con-
ldent OF success
Joseph y. See in North Castle Is one OF the Re
publican candidates for Supervisor In tho county
whose reelection IS practically assured. and the
same be said OF George !. Ruscoe. in Pound
ridge. John NJ Shinn. in Pelham. and James +.
Lawrence. in Lewisboro.
In Mamaroneck the Republicans arc making
strong effort 10 elect William HalIiead III pia t
Of Charles VI. Baxter. the present Democratic IN
cumbent. Mr.. ialsiead has every qualification to
Edward Il. Kear Is candidate for reelection IN
Yorktown, and Is opposed by his old adversary FOR
the office, Ira d. Strang This indicates an eAr
citing contest but the Republicans are confident OF
Harvey b. Green in New Castle, and William 6.
Sterling. in White Plains making strong can
vases against tho present Democratic SuperNls"rs
from these towns. who have been renominated.
In both towns the Republicans are enthusiastic for
noticed that fractional lines have been laid aside.
and that men who have been at variance are now
Walter X Ritch 10 the Republican candidate for
Supervisor in North Salem and in Somers James
j. Teed an old and tried Republican. has been re-
nominated for office ne held for many years
prior to last year with great ability;
In Rye Charles Eldredgc Will probably he To-
elected by the Republicans TO place IN when h ne
has given great satisfaction and won many friends
made no nominations and IN either town the can
didate IS Democrat on Union ticket