New-York tribune., 1906-10-22
PERFECTION I'm TAILORING

be elected because Of the division Of the oppost-
tion to him. Goldfogle feels confident through
being on two tickets. Hillquit is not making
predictions. The vote in the district last time
was as follows: Goldfogle 59S2: Joseph Geren-
son, Republican 5,667; Joseph Barondess. So
cialist Democrat, S.161.
William Sulzer, who didn't get the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor. seems to be
sure of retaining his chair at the Washington
Capitol Frederick ]. Etzel Is the Republican
candidate against him IN the 10th District.
The Hearst people have nominated Frank 9,
Spelling Charles v. Fornes former President
of the Board OF Aldermen. is likely to have the
distinction OF succeeding William Randolpn
Hearst as Democratic Congressman from the
11th District. He Is the Tammany candidate.
but a Hearst nomination for James A. Alien
has been filed. The Republicans practically
concede his election in that district, saying
that Democratic Congressman will be better
than none at all or In his place a few
DAYS only In a session. W. Bourke Cochran
probably will be reelected in the 18th District
Charles Gehring, the Hearst candidate. with
drew in Cockran's favor.
Herbert Parsons, Republican Congressman
from the 18th District, is a candidate for re-
election. His duties as president Of the New
York County Committee have prevented his
giving much of his own time TO his canvass,
but a strong fight is being made for him, and
there seems doubt of his election. His oppo-
nents are William H. Jackson Tannany. and
Frank Hendrick. Independence League
In the 14th District William Wflett. jr., OF
Queens. who last time the Democratic
ticket against Congressman Cocks in the 1st
District, has been put forward candidate to
succeed Charles A. Towne. Frank E. Losee is
his Republican opponent. In 1904 Congress
man Towne was elected by vote OF q. 72I.
while Lucien Knapp. the Republican candi-
date. got 1864. ]. Van Vechten Olcott, Re-
publican. is up for reelection in the 10Th Dis
trict. John j. Halligan is his Democratic op-
ponent. The Hearst people have filed an inde-
pendent nomination for Halligan. also. which
will put him in two columns. Congressman
Olcott carried his district last time by 1925
votes against 5.199 for NJ. F. Loughmann
Francis Burton Harrison is the Tammany
candidate in the 10th TO succeed Jacob Rupert.
jr. An Independence League petition also has
been filed with the Board of Elections norni-
mating him independently, but the Hearst people
are protesting it, declaring that Harry B. Davis
is their candidate. Jacob r. Schif is the Repub-
lican candidate. Francis E. shober, in the
18th. is running the Tammany ticket and
the Independence Leagues. too, against Con-
gresham Bennett, the Republican candidate
shober is an ex-fSAgressman. Congressman
Bennets vote in 1904 was ,25.655. against 3D.
O29 for Franklin Leonard, jr:. the Democrat
Congressman Joseph A Goulden, Democrat
again Is a candidate in the 18th District where
last election he defeated w. W. Niles the Re-
publican by a vote of 80, ,266 to 206oo Tax
Commissioner James L. Wells is the Republican
candidate and James T. Farrelly the Hearst
man.
REPUBLICANS WILL WIN IN YONKERS.
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be reelected in the 18th District, where in 1904
he some 5000 votes ahead Of his Democratic
opponent Thomas w. Bradley, the Republican
Congressman from the Goth District undoubt-
edly will return to Washington this year. In
1904 he received 23.224 votes to his opponents
IT 7662. General John H Ketchann, Congressman
from the 21st District, unopposed by the
Democrats last time. This year he has Percy
W. Decker running against him. but the people
In that district like General Ketcharn, and there
is little doubt as to his reelection. The last
time his vote IN every county IN his district
Columbia, Greene. Dutchess and Putnam-was
larger than that of the Presidential electors.
Congressman William H. Draper, OF Troy, is
likely TO go back to Washington from the 22d
District. as Is Congressman George N. South
wick. of Albany. from the 23d District.
In the Oath District the Republicans have put
up as their candidate new man, George W.
Fairchild, Of Oneonta. to succeed Congressman
lie Fevre of New Paltz. They think his cleo
ton over Walter Scott, the Democratic candi-
date, is assured. Cyrus Durey. OF Johnstown.
this year is the candidate OF the 25th District
represented for many years by Lucius n. Lit
tauer. of Gloversville. Senator George R. Malby
is the Republican candidate IN the 26th District
represented last year by Congressman William
II. Flack. Ogdensburg. whence Senator Malby
comes is Democratic under ordinary conditions
and there is considerable Hearst sentiment
district is heavily Republican, and no doubt
seems to exist that he will be elected
Congressman James s. Sherman, of Utica.
chairman of the Republican Congressional Cam
paisn Committee. is running for reelection in the
9th District. Against him is City Judge James
l. OConnor. who has much influence with the
foreign element In Utica. There Is considerable
feeling for Hearst among Uticas laboring men,
but the Republicans foresee little difficulty in
giving Congressman Sherman another term. The
Republican candidate In the 2Sth District this
year again Is Congressman Charles l. Knapp.
who was sent to Washington in 1904 with lead
OF some 1900 votes over his Democratic op-
ponent. Congressman Michael E. Drlscoll. of
Syracuse. the temporary chairman OF the Re-
publican State Convention. is the candidate In
the 29th District. where James K Mcclure Is the
Democratic candidate. Syracuse this year is one
Of the hotbeds OF Hearstism, but nobody expects
this to produce any effect on tho reelection of
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