The sun., 1889-11-30
WEARY OFTHEOLD MACHINE,
DISAFFECTED REPUBLICAN, TALK or
Starring 4 NEW ONE

| Secret Deals with Tnmmany Leaders the
Nominal GrIeVance-There vould be Fun
with Two Republican County Couiraitteen
The high private and non-commissioned
| officers Of the Republican organization are
very restive under tho domination OF the lead
ers who deluded them into tho alliance with
the County Democracy last election. The dis
affection grows under a study OF the election
returns and some OF those who are troubled
md are trouble makers are pouring over the
figures yet.
Tho indications found in the Twentieth dis
trict returns OF pretty good understanding
between the new Tammany leader, John r.
Carroll and Republican leader Solon B. Smith
are not lost on tho kickers The action OF the
Justice in voting with Tammany to put his
nominal district opponent Carroll in the fat
place OF Clerk of the Special Sessions for a long
term, and other TRmmany men In snug berthS
strengthens the impression that Smith is look
ing out for Smith, and playing for q reappoint-
ment Rt the hands Of Mayor Grant, within
whose term as Mayor, his own term ne Justice
Will expire.
The post election cipherers also think they
where Justice Patterson is the Republican
boss boss some .igns showing that lie. too, made .
Mayor. His term has expired since election
anu he ts holding over pending the appoint-
mont oil his successor.
The resentment against these supposed deals
extends al through the county. Taken to.
gether with the effect Of the rows. both large
anu small, In many OF the districts. this
feeling constitutes a danger OF disruption to
the organization against which there 10 no co..
in every disafrected district would welcomS
the conyulson that would give them chance
cupy shaky seats are Greatly in fear OF total
upset
II The First district has q little Republican
not enough Republicans. The Fourth and
sixth are in about the same FIX. The Fifth has
shape, tho regulars opposed to to Ii the ohBrie1
The Ninth has line OF cleavage along which
the organization would split in the case Of any
Would
before they would settle down like oil and |
Won5 under and on TOP The Tenth
Patterson. The Eleventh is never without q !
little fight but the under dog is always a very
The, Seventeeth has elements that would res !,
I9Gs IN Tha seSelon The Twenieth would 6ck
is, ripe. for revolt. William Leary, around
whom has gathered the old HeN crowd. viii
tails hustle. The Twenty ethird Is remaTsaSIy sTa
harmonious for that district, but the sound Of |
the fray outside would stir 1t up beyond all
There is no organized movement yet as far |
as can be learned: to upset the present orRani:
that 1t is bound to be heard from. The powers
that he rely upon, the fact that the prfparieS
til spring But the hnstfers among the opposi.
tion plan to strike while the Iron Is hot. They
are arranging for a conference of representa-.
ence they favor following with a call for pri-
maries. They would thus organize O new
County Committee in January and be prepared
to do business independently OF the old com.
mittee. Delegates to the State Convention and
nl other details of q machine organIzation
would be provided for. and tine regularity of
the whole business would be maintained
against the old leaders.