The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-05
THE NEW YORK MACHINE.
Half Breeds Swear They VIII Not BE
Mere Cogs In the Wheel.

Ngw YORK, September 2S.--There was a
lively meeting tonight Of the republican
club, Of which Sheridan Shook is president.
First came series of resolutions, offered
by John A. Stokes, inviting the co-ope r.
ton of all republicans in uniting aId
strengthening the party deploring the
death of President Garfield. and Sympa-
thiZirS with the afflicted family; praising
the action of President Arthur in promiS-
ing to carry to a successful issue the designs
and purposes of his predecessor; condemn
ing the acts Of Senators Conkling and
Platt in resigning, and indorsng the
financial policy of the government.
Mr.. Albert Englehardt directed the at
tontion Of President Arthur to the memoir
able words, "My trust-the people, at
slehardt said that no hoped President Ar
thur would not forget the people but that
he would sooner forget the individuals he
had about him. He continued; While |
do not want to say everything to aid Presi-
dent Arthurs administration | think that
whom no was sworn into office by Judge
Brady his surroundings were not such as
tho president Of the United States ought
to have about him when lie is
sworne into office Great applause
President Arthur showed then that
it was not the people, but a few in.
dividual men whom he had about him.
hope he will discard them, and discard all
such men, and show the people of the
United States in his surroundingmyn whom
the people can trust-whose adminiStra-
ton, as well as his own, will be Il credit to
us and, also, hope that this organization
will act boldly and fcarlcssly and indcpend-
emily. trust thai it will not be- q clique of
mschine or anti machinery, but of repub-
Leans, and that the Representatives of the
republicans Of this city will be 'G,table 10
the state convention. | say q things in
all kindness to President \ .ur. trust
that this club crcditable locomotives
10 the state convention, g'U. tIat thc.Conk-
ling delegation from C.r.da county will
not be admitted to seats IL the convention.
Mr., \. j, Dittenhoeilcr offered resolutions
icnouncing the management Of the repub-
lican party by the machine of this city
These resolutions declared that the central
committee had elected and reelected itself
and excluded independent republicans from
the polls;--that the machinery is now organ
lied 20 grind ont its own delegation to Tic
state convention, and that these proceed
ings had destroyed the regularity of the
machine officers of the party in this city,
Mr.. D,tcnhoeilcrs resolution provided for
primary elections in the various clubs of
the assembly districts attached o. this or
sanzatioH on Monday, october 3, to elect
delegates 10 the state convention. In sup
port Of tn, proposed independent action
SIr. Dittcnhoeiler said
The black tiag has ,ain been uoiSicd by
the machine. II is always bold, earnest,
unro!enting and never gives quarter. II
has been So for years, II has ordered the
defeat OF Mr.. Shook, well knowu republic
can, when nominated for police commits
sioncr The machine has stamped upon
every republican who would not be its
slave and doits bidding. Yet Mike Creagan
and Barney Biglin could hold front seats in
the church when they boltcd a nomination.
SO long as they Endorsed the machine,
like the tactics OF Mr.. Wolfe, of Pennsyl-
vania. We have been too cOwardly, We
We're too Cowardly 20 consent L.
theeecton of Senator llatt. We were
cOwadly 90 consent TO tie withdrawal ot
Chauncey NJ. Dcpaw We We're coward!y to
consent TO the treQuen, reorganization "
the Fifteenth district, Every time they re-;
organized our president uut we reelected
him and now they are tgyiN: tu roorgaluae
him ont again. And now President Arthur
has arrived at the exalted position OF pr,Si-
dent,
"a voic,--"No; by election Mr. Dlttcn-
hoe''er. lie has been Observation-Disclosures
But President Arohur, II hc means TO nc a
leader OF a faCtion-of cruel, uurclcnlnt
taction-will find that We will do with Nm
what Coukling did to Hayes and Garfield;
We will oppose him, as Cunkliug opposed
two administrations, tooth and nail II we
are only k.gkers, Conkllug set th.. example,
ConkIing was par excellence, the prince ct
kickcrs, for hc kicked throu,u 'Vu admins
trltions on his independent ~ gmGt.
Mr.. nittcnh, eilors r,s,,u ions wore
adopted aud also reso.U.tH' ,'Iyycd by
Nj Joseph Hanson calling for canvas, -.
the republicans oi the city IT, determine how
many are IN favor of tie macHi'c ind how
many arr opposvdtut