New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
THE BROOKLYN DELEGATION.
SWITCHES OF SOME OF ITS MEMBERS.
r-or ne Br0Olvp EGgie

F-9m ne Brooklyn Eagle
The card ard the names TO IL or the hepuD-
ricans ar BROOKLYN who intend going 70 the Cincinnati
Convention and It's consequences as MI HIseIy9
phrases it-pon the practical result ana pr29i oI Lte
F10Ie's remarks on Monday relative TO HepuDcan dls-
Not less than so representative Radicals
Of Brooklyn, behind each Of whom is sturdy ana
1un1erous following-Openy break with the regular
nrcaHizafion and its inevltable candidate and feel
thew nave been indicated by the men VINO 90 me ons
for rAe partv country, TO be delegates 10 linen
natl Tie viii at once attTiCt attention. my
are too many for individual reference 10 eaC ~ liz
Uiace and are wei enough known ana pOWerIu4V
enough suti - & n ~ nose who nav be considered
the most prominent VII suffice 10 typify the character
OF evpe sne O. REYNOLDS ex City Judge ex Republican
sidatp for and by culture eruduon,
and nigh purpose Is too excellent Ior even lhe e&ach
demands ot any party. He has been " the hower or
Repubicansn in Brooklyn and is an honor 10 the city
NJ rge and 10 the state He the path to National
Gordon L. Ford i another deegate-a man Of decided
literary and ar culture Of admitted business Skill, ana
Of a prODity ana candOr tAat are Wen hnoWn' 1tl.
Grant. at the beginning OF his Administration, made
taultfnding with ms appoln nens II BrOOKy unpOssI
bic when he designated Gordon l. Ford TO De Couector
That Office Mr. Ford resigned wGen required 10 dispense
With honest men and experienced attaches, and put po-
refoTJn NAV be- as charged Nr Foris hobby. Il
is hobby that threatens TO maze me running a'l WIN
the race during the campaign = Ford Knows u ne
cessity Philadelphia affair XII be under not " FeO4M
Tie Civil Service. He goes 20 Cincinnati.
Archibald II. Bliss has been Alderman electeu DF lne
Republicans the candidate OF that party ior Mayor
and barely beaten by 50 strong candldate az Mar
h Water Board several years was offered the party
OF state last FAN AZ Syracuse,
II he would acquesce in the expulsion oi me Fehton men
ana keen quiet" honor lie declned Is political
leader and ger who has again ana again whipped,
without tedetiI paonase he "HD4o ~ "a N'@OS4iOA
who welded II. ana he is going 10 CINCINNATI
John " Hartman, Republican supervise OF the Iwen'
.,tb Ward for many terms "the banner ward Of the
marty and certainly the which leads the others IN
wealth and culture Is unyelsa.-y cHnmendsu Dy the
orcans OF both parties as being Inc AoAest supervisor
BE is going 70 Cincinnati. ,.-,, 49,.
the Seventh and twentieth wards by me kepublcals,
the candidate OF that party for speaker When s n me
Legislature the candidate Of that party for state Sen
ator, and man OF great energy experience aAu re-
source is also going 70 Cincinnati.
caTs ~ SewYOrk state Republican candidate state
senator and then Republican candidate for Lieutenant
GovernOr-a man OF Immense i0OWlAs-!s gong " CA-
theodore Tlton late editor Of The Tndependent
lately editor OF the Republican organ IN this city,
editor ald owner or Ie Gotden age aHd Wei klUwn as
an orator agltatOr, and pOeta man or national epute,
and but last week the subject OF most hearty euIOgy
by Rev. Henry Ward BeecAer-ls a4So going " ClA-
cinnati.
eral Committee, Harb0rMaster Of the Port Of New
YORK great friend of FcntOu. and Of the
shre widest political managers II THIS country, is also
among the others ike unto those we have already
paracTaphcd, who going 10 Cincinnati, We find the
names OF MI Ihos. y Kooker Oi me futy, e1Aider-
man James A. Van Brunt OF the Eighth Ward and ex-
Alderman ". W Arinned OF the Thirteenth Ward, Ike
wise ex-Alderman CashOw Of the First Ward, the Hon.
II. = Bellows. Late Repubncan candidate for Congress
against the Hon John Schumacher, exJudge Perry, Mr.
f. A Bggs, and Nelson Cross, ana j. W. zoe, who nave
been than once elected TO county Offices by the Re-
publican party
We might we're il necessary and did space allow, 20
through the whole list III tins way 10 show that these
are original and representative Republicans Of Brook
yn. Their names, record and following, however. snow
That and also show that they trusted and active IN
the party in Brooklyn long years before the present
gentlemen who parcel out the ONCE bread ana hOu the
positions known 10 have existence by TINS
Community, which they pay much attention IN the
matter OF taxes, assessments, raids charters cOmnlE
sions and other evils under the Certainly Brooklyn
Republicans viii be represented at Cincinnati by men OF
their own nature and belongings The 0loe-hOider5 WIZ
undoubtedly send il their own likeness 10 PhllA-
dephia such Will be the typical difference between The
tw0 Conventions and on the proceedings OF the one
which Will week and IN which these gentle
men VIII participate, good men all over the land VIII
OOK with unaffected sOlCltUde, aud moi without lively
hope