The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-10-08
STILL WITHOUT COMFORT.
THE WEEK ENDING DIsMALLY FOR THE
REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE


hVuuB IcrbOus-Hoo fOfGer Hthts Mt Large
-speschmakinE Delayed By the Vacancy
on the Tickct-The Tammany Primaries.
Tho young fellows, rs Johnny O'Brien, Bob
McCord. Barney Bglin. Mike Cregan. Jake
Hess. Mike Burns. and other Republican dis
trct leaders Of that stamp In this city are
called. arc fond Of fun and practical jokes. They
were greatly amused by Mr.. b. Plat Carpen-
ter's letter Of acceptance. and especially by the
sentence which reads. But II We arc to CEN
sure that party for the act OF an unknown vii
lain, one might as wol denounce the Christian
Church because deacon had been victimized
by a forger."
Deacon Frenchl That's good Joke" said
ono OF them. yesterday in tho barroom OF the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Deacon Is a better name than Proxy" said
another. Then they all took drink. and
agreed to christen Mr.. French tho Deacon"
Most OF tho young fellows" had left the
hotel when Mr.. Proxy French arrived. But
those who remained salutcd him as Deacon. 1"
and asked what he thought OF the letter.
Mr.. French. apparently pleased ut being re-
licved OF the name Of Proxy" replied that the
letter was clever and then treated the crowd.
He said. as he started for the State Committeo's
rooms. that he had not yet discovered the
writer Of the forged telegram.
Mr.. b. Plat Carpenter read his letter Of nc
ceptanco in five newspapers in tho morning.
and then took train for Poughkecpsie. Be-
fore going he said he did not believe that there
| was any disaffection in the party in the State.
! There is no change in the situation concern
ing the nomination for Congressman Mt Largo.
| No candidate has yet been agreed upon. Mr..
| y. Patt Carpcntcr said. before starting for
Poughkeepsic. that his candidate was the man
Geo. II. sharpe said that there were many can
didates, every one OF whom would add strength
t2 Tie c Ticket end ex-poice Commissioner De
man rs Mr.. Hepburn would be nom mated.
The search for Brooklyn man has thus far
city who hove been approacEed have declined.
| and the Stnlwnrt members Of the committee do
| not look with favor upon politicians.
nomination Of 3 soldier are agreed that Gen.
Carr Of would Sn make
ss T hSs 70
ernor. Mr. d. Platt Carsenter Is County Judge OF
Be 5Sfse Jaa viii e
RI pse a. sn Judge Of the
deieated. still be in office. as his term as Sec
S as aoSS not ex lire until hsst
President Of ihe United States is still the favor
ipntion; Mr.. Howard Carroll is still In
sa and his m 1ssHss say c ,hs s.e
Committees said last night that it would be
s to sE Sd af Irish vote By
r. O'Bcirne. 1t was said in the committeo' s
rooms that the . nominee for Congressman at
letter, p make # as brief as Gen. slocpm's: .
day was, REGARDED MS 2 good omen BY the. Stall.
warts. They hope that he will remain in the
TIC
Deacon Proxy French and Clint Wheeler will
consult him eoncerning the selection Of a can
begin after tho ticket has been completed. The
vices Of Mai Breeds and Blaine mon but ut thus hui
inr have not been very successful; Mr.. Warner
to speak in the last two weeks S pS Of tbs
canvass; Senator Eugene Hale of Maine has
declined S the committees invitation on the plea
waited by frequent speaking. Tho committee is
getting letters d@y from the COM
feeling against the, ticket to be subsiding
The letters received by the Democratic State
disaflection il, the Republican ranks is grow
ing stronger. Many of the ettcrs ARE from Re-
sISns sS and O oDos h who i've il
names of Republicans who have declared theil
Intention ,,n ion OF Voting against Judge Folser.
said that thirty-iive Keepubicans in that vii.
lage were pronounced Cleveland men.
Committees rooms was Mr.. Edwin Bailey
Democratic nominee for the Assembly in SUI
He said that. the Deacon had been for some
time nnpppular In the county. and that the
forged Robertson th PROXY had made the count,
The Tammany primaries for the election d
delegates to their local conventions were held
County Convention will be held on Tuesday.
The Board OF Police have asked Tor Corpora
Congressman at Large shall be voted for on the
State OF, tho Congress ballot This action was
* tore 4 s pS and eT dS
OBren. Chief the Bureau of Elections.
DISTRICT Attorney Mckeon sent letter to the
Police Commissioners Yesterday. saying:
win s "d & at lie IL ss
70 elections. As ,he ioih inst; the rssis
the # liberty Ts' or M . IN n sy
taken BY yop oprsyent the registering q any persol
st 'as 's'S Hsn; mr.
right inspsc clerks aud all connie,
ed with The execution Of he election s, lpws ssi faith
sf'i sss fs:' "ht :s5%sa
5S:$: sis
You adopt such Course viii by vigilance and acyi
~ any A.a s@'s yss'@ &c H
this office in any act0n you may adopt, &c.
The Police Board yesterday ordered Il,
force to Genera, Orders Nos 23s and $50. re
lating to the election laws and -, 10 direct then
to be vigiant in preventing illegal registra
tion. fraudulent voting. and canyassing, and il
ton in the legitimate discharge OF their duties
*** in order that an honest registration
election, and canvass of votes shall be rigid!
enforced"
Civil Justice Alfred Steckler will organize thi
week a citizens movement in the Fourth
nominations.
The Hon. Richard O'Gorman will deliver al
address to the Democrats OF the Fourth Assem-
bly, district at the rooms OF the Thomas Jofrer
son Association. 100 East Broadway. to- NOR
row evening.
Why Their FurlOughs were Extended.
An officer OF tho United States war vesse
Tennessee called upon Superintendent wallng yeser
day arrest deserters fifty sailors belonging to tina
ship who had been allowed to ashore, md who ha
OutstAN ed their enNe OF absence. Mr. WAllng sent