New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17
SCENES AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
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SCENES AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
DISCUSSING TIE POLITICAL oUTLook-NoF SO
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY AS FORMERLY.
The Hoffman House corridors last evening were h'eky
populated with Democratic politicians from various p".N
OF the State. brought Together by the meeting Oh vi"
Executive Committee the Democratic STATE committee
Chairman Edward Murphy st.. of Troy. had come u'"h
the river with T. j. O'EouFke the committees sefSranE
judge Muller arrived from Emira ana District
Attorney James w. Ridgway, Of Brooklyn came Hoin
Alexandra Bay whore he has been recruiting MS he
These four headlights Of the I'LL Democracy were c" ~
quiet corner OF the Annex engaged IN earnest can
Of the situation. Edward Kearney ana Edwa ro
Cahl their assistance before the coh'u'''""
Mr. RIdgway afterward said that It impossible to
predict who would be elected chairman OF the Executive
Committee, which the principal business 10 " az
tended outside OF routine matters Inc .H"i. ''"
would probably selected from among the aani''on'
members be added 70 the committee ana ne ."'u-
would come the Western Northwestern pa'' VI u"
State Judge Mullen denied that he had been hlunS
from Fassett Senate Committee and said hat Hon'
himself had Informed him that he "oud "o' ~
wanted last week.
1t was noted tina. none OF the members were as Ioua
as predicting Ceyclands election IheS iooAe
generally like men who preparing for bad news ana
their demcanor throughout quite subdued Oo"'hs
sloner Purroy was about when questioned a. u ms
possible withdrawal the County Democracy S,iu
that his course decided upon lie ie'' nc sa'u
that Mayor Hewitt and himself eouiu no'
,one continue in the same political fold
This was owing 10 the Mayors ADVANCED
views regarding foreign citizenship MI. hewitt "e,
tyono years term OF probation too much LOT Nun ~
was also tacitly under that exMayor Graces pres
ence In the organization also uncongehiaA u MI
Purroy Mr. Keany. whose withdrawal has ais" pcen
predicted very family denied that such was his Intention
Indeed his denial lacking In strength 1h'S '"
who heard it though. that Mr.. Kcarny would not s,hu
upon the order OF going. but would 90 at once NJ
most he would say he had never tod ahyoouS
that he going Join Tammany' The ENeeu'so
Committee Will meet at the HOFFMAN House 'o'uSS ~ " ~
ORGANIZING A COMPANY OF FAsSETT GUARDS
Elmlra " y July I6 (SpecaD.-The fassett "uarus
were organized in this city tonight Inc mo''o Vi
the organization IS Protection TO American LABOR anu
American Homes The company was orcahZeu III
the Madison Avenue Theatre, where upward OF ioo
Young men enrolled themselves under the banner OF
Harrison and Morton The company IS scm-military
in character and will act an escort at cohpa IN
meetings I'm this city and I'm neighbOHnS pdc9' i"o
company is named In honor Of senator faSse"'
HUNGARIANs SOLID FOR HARRISON
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the First Hungarian
fCentraD Republican Club took place at No. 272 East
Houstonst last evening. Earnest speeches were maze
endorsing the Republican ticket and platform Among
tho speakers prominent Hungarian professional an"
business men and aborers This the first hungarian
Club organized in this city. and includes among us
nerbor. many who were formerly Democrats, antBlane
Republicans Prohbitionists The principal business
OF tho meeting the presentation OF the report VI INC
the State Convention personal lrei i''
Mr. Harrison thanking club for It's support was read
and received with great applause Before adJournihg
three rousing cheers given for Iippecanoe ana
Morton toou and three The Ncw-foTk Iribuhe
HE WANTS PROTECTION AND WILL VOTE FOR AZ.
Ex-senator Augustus Garfield, OF Dover. NJ - one Oh
tho most prominent influential Democrats IN ortS
County been mentioned In The IrlDuhe IL onc
OF those who arc Disguised with his partys reetr~le
policy but who IL stated had not openly dfciar'u
that he would the Republican ticket has since tou
Republican OF Paterson he did intend to vote a. he
talked with tho party Of protection TO American huusS
BROOKLYN CLUBS 10 GREET Mt BLAINE
meeting was held by representatives OF the Kepuo'
lean clubs OF Brooklyn evening at No 40 Fulton
81 10 make arrangements participation in the reception
20 Mr. Blaine when arrives in this country from ms
trim abroad Delegates present from the Brooklyn
Young Republican Club the Republican League the
Twentieth Ward Union League. the Federal Republican
Club the Seventeenth Ward Club the Nine'ecnth Ward
Garfield BATTERY. the Nineteenth Ward League. the
Thirteenth Ward League and the Republican General
Committee The announcement that Mr.. Baines de-
parture from England would be, delayed until August
gives two weeks additional time in which 10 perfect ar
engagements and progress reported BY subcommittee
authorized to engage boat down the Bay and meet
the City OF York which Mr. Blaine viii be pas
scnaer and for mass meeting steps were
also taken to raise the funds necessary to meet the ex
penses It was finally decided to put the whole matter
in the hands OF the Campaign Committee Of the Republican
General Committee.