New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-26
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Morris s. schector, Republican eandios'e
for State Senator In the 2lst District was
born January II, 1878, and was graduated
from Public School 20. He attended Payne
Business College. where he took COURSE
IN s,enoRrephy, which he practised until
1908 He also is a graduate Of the New
York Law College, and was admitted 10 the
bar in 1908. He is now practising al NO
81 Pine street.
Mr.. schector is a member Of the Royal
Arcanum Suburban Council, and also
member OF the Shakespeare Club hnish's Oh
pvtbias. as well as other social and ira
ternal organizations. He is the present As
semblyman from the S2d District.
The following is an extract Of an article
published few months ago by Demo-
cratic newspaper, praising the work per-
formed by Mr.. schector while in the As
sembly;
rqn the event Of Governor Dix signing the
Bronx County bill, Assemblyman Motifs
scheetor, OF the 32d District OF The Bronx
who was one Of the political sponsors oil
the measure, will not. In emulation OF en-
cinnatus Of OLD, retire TO private life ana
again await the call Of his fellow citzehS III
the hour OF emergency or travail
"on the contrary, he will enter the list
.rr,s6 cap.a-pie for the Senatorial nom
nation in hts district. At first blush This
may seem unwarranted temerity on ''o
part Of the doughty Assemblynan. but ma
ture consideration denudes II OF all eso-
tistical features Schector although ne"
TO the business OF legislative procedure mas
In the political vernscular, MADE sood'
ct f. the unwritten law Of the lower
house Of the New York State Legislature
that FIRST year men should remain quiet j"
their seats and thus misrepresent their "is-
trIctI The genesis Of this foolish custom 10
hard 20 trace, but It is section OF ia"
eoninn code, nevertheless. only men OF eN-
ceptional intellectual attachments can e'auo
e. with !mpunity. scheetor' with icohoclaS-
tic boldness, fouted the custom and intro
duced and fought for the passage OF the
Rronx County bill. He was unquaiihedIy
! successful.
"schec,or, It is understood. has poWerfuI
hacking FOR the nomination for the SENATE
on the Republican ticket in the list sen
r,orial District Should his ambition IN 'HiS
| 5,r,o,,o, he crowned with success, ana IN
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,h. further event OF his securing the IN
6o-,e-ront OF the Independence League his
candidacy will attain formidable proper
! tlons."
largely attended meeting OF the Isl
District Republican Club was held Ihur''
5o,, n,rbt at the clubhouse in Hudson street.
Vary Augenthaler. president Of the club
rrcsided and speeches were made by VIII
ca, a Rose, candidate for Congress; Alex
.ndsr 7 Lindsay, candidate for the State
senate. and others. Tuesday night meet
ing OF the italian voters OF the district VIII
be beId At the italian Republican CLUB IN
west Houston street
= r,o.by Kin8Ieberger candidate for
Congress; Alexander ]. Lindsay cahu'u9'e
for the state Senate, and Byron o. HoFIoh'
candidate for the Assembly VIII be among
the Epeakers at the rally Of the 9TH Dls'fic'
club tonight A meeting OF the negro
roters OF the 9Th District will be held Mon
day night
Tho rpcstine hall Of the Federal Repuo-
l,can Club OF the eth Assembly District was
crowded. and even the stairways "ei'
hacked with persons Thursday night "hen
one Of the biggest rallies ever held IN the
district took place. Harry A. GoiaeL pre-
sided and called upon Benjamin W. d.
Brown as the first speaker.
Mr.. Brown is a candidate for the supreme
Co,r, and devoted his remarks entirely 70
the judiciary. He strongly condemned inc
action Of the Democratic State Convention
IN nominating two Democrats for judges OF
the Court Of Appeals, and thereby striking
bIow at the principle Of non-partl'ah
judiciary. The large audience paid close