The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
FOUR SEATS In CONGRESS
TO DE GAINED ~ THIS COUNTY
BY HARD REPUBLICAN, WORK.
Fourteenth Already Deemed seoure-Goodman
GIVING Rapport . Tussle-nr. Wilcox win
Get Democratic Votes Away From VT
Beimont-yan Cots Thorough Campaign.

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Giving Rapport . Tussie-Hr. wilcox win
Get Democratic Votes Away From Mr.
Be~lmont-yan Cots Thorough Campaign
The Republican campalgners In New York
county believe that they will be able to elect
four OF their candidates for Congress this TALL
The election OF william II, Douglas In the
Fourteenth district Is regarded az O sure thing.
Tammany turned down Congressman William
Aston Chanler for a denomination and selected
John Sprunthil rs its candidate. Mr.. Douglas
u making a vigorous campaign, In which he has
had the assistance Of the Hon. George X. Bid
well, the leader Of the Nineteenth district, In
which he reside Meetings have been held
nightly. and MIR. Douglas has spoken at most OF
them. MIR. Bidwel has instructed all OF his
captains TO rec 10 II that every Republican
vote Is cast early on election day. and this ex-
ample IL being followed generally In the Con-
gress district.
Alderman Elias Goodman is making a hot
nsht against Congressman JACOB Rupert, Jr-
In the Fifteenth. Mr. Goodman has been aided
materially by his record as an Alderman, ana
his friends declared yesterday th't Col. huP-
pert had found out that he would have 70 work
In the Thirteenth. where William X, Wilcox
is running against o. n. = Beimone, ShgIe i nas
~ that part Of the Iwenty-seoond AsssmRly
ulhlTlCL llI4uueu III Nv NOHklVH7 H6''NS 10y
go oTsr isss sh'' III. Sdl. sPEf; i Il rssis.
t%ration Is regarded as ore OF many indlSSiohd
Cookers substitution. on the Tanlma1y ticket
oi the radioql. B4yanits Belmont ifoI J%e1erson
| NilIEceoxxy vii EU 20, ps%S' bfsmoof.i.o Votes nav
tnls9o r, c. shannon, the Regular kepuontan
candidate 10 to, distinct htId p9Ile edaa aSs sad yR'eJI;
Rishtmire, tho Independent REPUBLICAN cam
didate. 40, giving a total anti-silyer vote 9I
weep. Levy, a Gold Democrat, polled 1885.
That leaves only 5e3 votes TO be taken from
those polled, by Levy and added to the anti
'n Cronsre sm.n Mcclellan, tho Democratic
nominee In the Twslfth. has, put himself In a
sue. lie voted against the Gold bill In the
last session of Consress Nov he retiSet 70
say what his s:tt I5lio. Is. ,a MdGrnsn h E66sS
~ be a gold man from the heels up. and he Is
maklng. a careful and vigorous campaign.
publican 'f Nominee %, fhi H tha Efiisshtlho, have ysV been
encouraged In the past two. weeks to believe
that he has more than 2 hshtins change Tam
Rlordsn and nominated Assistant CORPORATION
Counsel 7 J. c5s%msf ion ThI' ,h Ss' pSs T0@ssd e
s s1Sffs deg Mr. OF c 2eR2ssq0Rh has iH dicSS S DS"' to say
WHISTLER he Is aG old Democrat Of q silver man.
thus, losiIg the confidence OF The chicago
Eighth. without gaining that Of the gold stand
ard mon. Mr. Van Colt Is a gold man, Of course.
HIS campaign nlRnaRerS arc not req US W
Democratic discord for success, He Ia one 9t
the best oampaigners In, this COUNTY and heis
working In every election district, Mr.. Van
Colt has the assistance Of some OF. the most
level headed political workers In the county
committee, and their personal work Is begin
ming 10 be felt In the district.
INCREASED DELEGATION TO THE ASSEMBLY.
The Republicans believe that the delegation
tn the State Legislature from this county, next
year will include at least eight Republican
Assemblymen, and possibly. fourteen, The
election OF the following candidates is looked
in the Eighth, Seymour In the Nineteenth.
Bennett in the T~wenty-hrst. Weekes in the Ten,
ty-nfth, Davis in the Twentv-seventh Bell
IN the Twenty-ninth and Sherer in the Thirty
first. The Republicans expect 70 elect smith
In the Twenty-third, shea in the Twentieth.
sovak in the Twenty-siSth and Getz In The
Thirtleth; Ihe{ h9pe 10 rbfpt HnrruSa ID