New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09


the decision Of the majority, TIE Withdrawal OF
Mr. Oliver is seriously entertained by the man
and his friends, who do not desire 10 prol0hg
a hopeless conf 10 the detrmenJ OF the kepuDil-
can party of Pennsylvania. 1t Is SAID that Mr VII
yer himself is the only obstacle III the way.
tie feels that having received the nomination. II"
should not surrender until he Is completely
whipped The matter intimaed to him
this afternoon. and he decided on MAKING
full canvass among his supporters before giving an
answer The TRIBUNE correspondent "a assured on
good authority that there VIII be no break lnlS
week. and that 1t will not occur until senator
Cameron IS ready to name man who will DO elected
United States Senator.
DISCORDANT BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.
RESULTS OF THE STORMY MEETING MONDAY EVEN
ING-EACB slDr BLAMING THE OTHER FOR THE
TUMUIT-viEws OF RX-AUDIToR AMMERMAN AND
rX-siERIFf DAGGETT.
The stormy meeting OF the Kings County
General Committee Monday evening the subject of
nuoh discussion and comm ut in Brooklyn yesterday
The general sentiment of Republicans. both inside and
outside of theGcneTal Committee, deprecated any such
tumult III public meeting occurred Monday evening
Some blamed the chairman for not more vlgor-
ousy maintaining order, saying that II nc
had used the power belonging to him, at the
first outbreak tht 'umult could have been subdued
Mr. Nichols evidently made no further attempt to pre-
serve quiet than 10 pound the table with his gavcl
whoh only increased the din. H. voice could not nc
heard BY crowd ut all Others said mat the woIo
trouble was due the partsans mot members OF the
commtpc OF the two faction. who crowded the hall be-
fore It was cleared. This only par Tally true, for
when the body in executive session alter"aiu AZ
one time there great tumult
The views which persons EXPIRE seed varied according
TO their sympathes Tho adherents and supporters OF
the majority. the WOrth-NichoIs faction. laid the
whole blame OF the disturbance upon the minority,
headed by Mr.. Dacgett and said that the policy OF
obstruction developed by II the source OF AL the
was charged that the IN the room
" q turned of in order that an adjournment
could DO forced. This was emI hatctny denied 10y
the ohe. side. The true explanation OF THIS appeared
Il, br that the negro OF the hall. fearing III the
nose nd excitement that the furniture III h4 care would
he broken and that would be held responsible for It,
turned Of lne gas at tie meter.
Leadher, ns Of Mr. Da2gctt add The defeated minority
CHARGED that all the trouble ar0e from thr 'nJrts OF the
Majority as felt sure Of the II qdste number
of votes to ride rOughshOd over the minority Ia thlb
10 wac sta ed. the partisan rulings OF Chairman NICHOLS
greatly aided the majority and served to excite tue
minory The defeat the latter under the ruling That
nrw rules OF order had been adopted III the height OF
the excitement, when one could hear "a WOId SPOKEN
n few feet from the platform. reg 'rded by the
minority as the most unfair OF the proceedings
The result OF the nreting is that the 20 votes con
trocd IN the interests Fire Commissioner Worth and
Quarantine Comns Nichols increased by those
-, the pewiy-admited members from Ncw-LOs. and II
10 claimed that OF hers the winning side
Albert Amnerman Isurcr Of the committee sad yes
trrdav that the Daggett men were beaten, anu ne Df
hevcd that they would stay beaten and tue minority
wOnld he reduced before tnr Mm,cn mve,ims' =,
thought that the work OF The minority I'D eucup ing -
| DELAY action at meeting and not yielding when II
was found thai there nal my Oh tne olhtr sue
~as disgraceiu III every way. The majority contained
Woodworking Republicans VINO sought III every WV 70
"nr,ty would jun with them, tile party could he adt
stronger an before. and could succeed ~ making
thr already partial RepubcanEontroi Oh DroA!" com
Bu the Daggrtt men still vigorous minority. and
1 iotfur fl
minded me on the size feel ASHAMED To trainple
them by Illegal methods ana hn tneIt rGhl
most extraordinary exerOns. hat enough members"
sccurCd by the Wor'h-NiGh"s Faction TO atena , hG"
ninth after rolca that the last two needed enrrc1
a NJ Dsene Sd tn me ,' more he
did He In Washington ana only returned lust W
TINT for the meeting In order TO test The strength of t
SIDE he and his friends refraJcd from answer
ing az the rolcal Several had pit tacs, and when
| quorum was announced challenge OF the count wa
IN rcd by member who had not answered to his name
Tue chairman ruled THIS out on tue ground ma. tnt
| member not present THIS Mr.. Daggett saimen
wac an unhcard OF paIamen'a y, d Zee 81.
as the member was Tlnp tne m, par M %l DaS '
cetI Thought that the disturbance was disgrace to i'
and SAID tnat the Of M eens %a
IN no calcu ated {" harmo me party anu enap,
The eiecIjon rom tue Committee OF such ns M
| im,,n OF NewLots who did more WORK for the RepnD
mean party town last fall Than all the 0thcr ke
nun,fans tuere and who gave from his own pocket Over
| a tnUusand dollars 10 the campaign EXPENSES was
III
ntnns N would lose the support or working RcpuDl
cans For hinIte Mr Daggett said. there was no qurs
,,n az his loynW the Republican party. Ill: aWayt
| snuud s,pport every Republican candidate ON tht
| s,nu.I He w wIIug 10 stand Nv the record OF as
I'll rben he AasCnalrnap OF the Campaign Committee
and the Democratic majority IN Tue county was reduced
| IN Oue-haiI Of what IL was III 1870 ,,, r, -.
Tue next thing come before Inc uencral COnmtlet
| v, he The dete mutation OF the question ol he char
| m.nsh,p OF tic Executive Committee, wnlch Is com
d ~ thirty .dye mciubrrs-the 1--WE officers of the
Tn.,si Cou,ticc president vlce-lrt sdent Two hecre
,sr,esand tie treasurer ana one member from cach OF
. v.hye wards of Brook yin aud the nVc t"Whso
KUv, County. Shortly after the erection OF oiceIs o9
,h. Worth faction al the GeneLpl Con nitee cie On
w trIv-of the Executive Committee met nnu etcteC
g., 'ngett onarman. Ohe OF the eighteen was Mr
p "h, NJ Nrw-L0is, who by the ACTION OF MOnda!
avs that lie VIII clam that hc Is the rghtiuy
a,ecd chairman OF the Executive COnlnittee anu pro
$3.50 RI nou the place during the year. he "he ecce.
ar inc nv Jaws OF the committee, winch ne cullS aI'
m ,nrce mill supe seeded, AMI. IN FACT the Same bylaw
- n'sr uhicL Mi. Nichols was mace chairman Oh Wv
| unuo. Com,,dltec de does not believe tbht tut
I've Connittee's o. ganization can be upset tn'
r,h \ Gu Ia men say that by the unsea'lnR OF MI
Io,on ih.y Will majority IN the Extcu'iv Som
,'tes "a d hat Mr.. DaRsctt VIII no longer DO Guar
miVee man 10 gct nd OF him has Dc'h prop"seu
| n,aIv Inv a ohange III me bylaws to unit tue EAoeu
i've Com ,itIee to one nenber IRON cue" VI u
.smbIy ID streets, with the nve 0nicets maklns sFEem
& rnao,l,e,s instcnd OF tnlrly-h'e. AS tno py-hW
go, nor reported and adopted al Mohuh! ~
CIV rn ga oil Older being presented tDere VIII w
oh.nce IA amen tbo former ones ss mnun 90 ~ n
On nv wa ind the members OF ,n.s cV.
miles were appointed by Mr.. NICHOLS s"'eI' run u"
majority faction
THE REPUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA
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