New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05

ANYTHING until the meeting Of the County com
mittec. lie did not know, he added, sne ha;ur.
OF the charges that would DC cro sa rrd
to discuss them until he had consluerc" 'nen
fully. : wo,, ayou
will never find a more dspassionatc audience 70
listen to you, Mr. BrodslSy,n he remarked ana
hope YOU win not keep SILENT
MR. BRopsKY's DEFENCE.
Thus urged, Mr. BrodslSy took the floor again
ard made short address In penaii
of his distriot He said that one great
difficulty in the way OF hepuohcan
success in the district had been the police, VINO
FOR the fact that Grant ballots had been run out
of Republican booths: he couldn't understand it.
in fact As for the falling oil In MIXERS vote, ne
explained it arising from the humOfa Os
being thirteen of this character
Mr.. Simpson asked the speaker If It was not true
that the district organization had reoeiVeo
az 90 of Tim" CampbePs money:
This Mr. Brodsky denied and asked the ground
~ Mr.. simpsoi, said he had been informed by BY q
Mr.; Stern b isi0f denial en- r'nG and then
Police Justice Patterson jumped up and asked
how Brodsky could do so when Tim" camp
belt had told him Patterson that he had given
This sum OF money TO O'Brien's organization
This ended Mr. Brodsky's speech
THE REPORT ADOPTED
Mr.. Mitchell said that in Wow Of what had
been reported by the committeeman what he had
heard. he could not do otherwise than vote IN
favor of the adoption Of the report
Mr. Whitney and one or two others spoke In
n similar VEIN II. so;s .,ot no did
not feel justified, in view OF the evidence
10 vote in favor of expeling the dlstricIs; ~, 40
was a serious step to take and he thought all the
evidence in the should be placed before sc
committee before it was calico upon 70 ueS S
So,n sgains the adoption of the report, though
rerbaps he might feel like voting lhe o.heI WY
when he heard the case fully presented al inc
meeting Of the central orsaliZa.iUn na,doins:
he simply wanted to be sure he was rlght. me
vote was then t:Nlen, with the result mentioned
Mr. Brodsky did not vote, thus leaVlhs MI Ds
lin the only one in the the negative.
SATISFACTION OVER THE RESULT
As soon as the doors were thrown open at the
close of the meeting. those who had been waiting
in the hallway to learn the result Hooked IN.
The members Of the committee were scattered
about In groups, discussing the result ana
general feeling of satisfaction was manifested IN
Inc countenaneos and behavior OF al OF theI
except Johu H. BrodslSy. lie evidently hao not
I'M ned his series OF explanations in the executive
session. and was too busily engaged IN tht WORK
TO lave tine for anything else. When asked oy
Tribune reporter II he wished 10 S'y any ,nhs
for ,ublication le replied that he did not
IL sfelnga TO be agreed on the part OF every ono
except Nv. Biglln, who adhered TO ms nrst at
titudc Of neutrality that the ruoicn ne"' ur
pforf sd FOR dealing with the unsatisfactory cen
Of Affairs in the With District were the
best and. in fact, the only thhg 10 oe uune,
il was believed that the acton Oh the CU nan
nous and that il O'BrienS legi0ns were 10 par".e
20 800 strcrg il would make no difference as 70
The abortion OF the rePpr ana s ahl V so far as
reimbursement Of the Win bis'il0' So i"A 10
,.t.f-- n. LIT q are concerned.