New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
LOOK OUT. Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN.
GERMAN DEMOCRATS RESOLVED TO MAKE


tle German Democratic General Committee Oh h'hs>
County into limo with the regular Democratic macli"e'
The meeting OF the protesting German ci'Heis vas
held at Anon Hall and it drew together nearly i"o
representatives OF the German clubs IN k'NGs 'o"".S'
Among those in attendance aud a. delegates werc ~
,cmblyman Adam Schaf aud Peter H. HuDerS. WIN
are recognized leaders in tho regular Deh'o''a"o VI
c.nizsti,r I'm Broohlyn They were thought all along
Ly the majority OF tho members OF tine 'omh''co !"
bc in accord with the wishes of Hugh McLaus'n. nv
a recent meeting Of the German Co"'''itooo " va
determined to place % straight German De'""'.""N
tickle, in the field. This OF course. "ouu 'es"' "
uu probability IN tie success OF the hepuo''" "U'
iu,es and the effort to place the committee IN "h0
again WINS evidently planned by tho Democrats.
rho calling OF tho roll OF delegates showed that every
ward In the city was represented az 'hc n'o.e'
communication from the Fourteenth Ward inoepeh"e'.
German Democratic Club was read I" the "ce'"e, ~
IL elected great applause. The MESSAGE eApu .as
hone that the German Genera! Committee "ouid '"Ne
q strons stand and nominate full tcRct.
IN. secretary then reported that the German Demo
ornts of NewJ1trocht had passed resou''o" W "
,xcant meeting in which the opinion was cAP'cssco
that the Germans should have rcoehi'ion ~ ~,
Donorr,tic party Peter B. Huberty caused Ill up
,sr IN tina meeting by reading the following reso''-
tiap: ,or.st belief that
"whercas We are entitled to an hohes' p,. ,.,".
tie ensuing Democratic convention Viii DO io' !'.''
To tho feelings and Just claims OF oar c''1e"' Va "
man extraction; therefore, be II fabian
pa.oIyed That We condemn the recent ACTON taken
~ our rxecutiye Committee pertaining TO the matter
t oh,a;ninc patronaSe and that VIC hereby IN ADVANCE
pro%est and express our dissatisfaction WITH any "V
rres that should be taken BY said con'hi''ec o'"'
A tsnore the Interests Of the DcmoH"uc party "i'
which are not in strict uniformity WIN Dc'"o'"''
principles" HE roso,r.
peforc Mr. IIuberty could say word ~ MS rc>"i"'
4ioD there were cheers and Kisses for H. ana u, t,
oonh,sion Mr. Adler managed to be recoehIzed Nv
Chairman Fueher, and got i'll q Hiotioh u i'N NV
resolution OH the table. The comhouo" .'N' ~
caused was intensified by an amendment oHe'cu !"
Hneo Iauen to table the document until after ec''"
Mr. suhr said he believed in independent German
1,.r,o,rattc action It was thought. lie said, al tEr
OUT. Of the present movement Of the German Dcmu
erats that there existed entire unity ~ t'e iahh, vi
ermsns in the body who opposed Z its interest.
Tnev he thought. in tho DEGENERATION sipH i
@T aSeS much excited over ;n- stas f
ment and vigorously declared That II war az o Ind
order Mr. fetzer objected to tn. re,"lt'i IAN, "h1
T e's declared xo to NAV nSs ' 1sen and h
excitement. and when the resolution wa, uc 't n
ss o on I ,cr S iest and fairly Yelled IN their des
the defeat Of the attempt I" "'do Inc ""r" I'll Inv
orssniza'in,; ,.u >n,sc in yr.,u> Term. of The
rise ana sr,,wtlI of the independent German br"r
IN" Dcn"ia,ic party in M'"'kivn was dnc T." Va
in,nien>. vote. Wh,h the Irlic>ri,imi" a., "'
,~ro-n,tion iii.r we're received with contempt. In
strong language the speaker rond'':d we a,' o., W
tnnut.. a, delecatr- only I" u>r ia"ir '>' "H";t'
To irure tie cat. 81 tn' .'er,an ''' ,,.1 ..;it
nru.y chor'> "a secure th'ir TIN i'h ' ~,
lcn"crAtic machine. The r''.'r"> were |Fc'''' WIN
d.,,,,,l>i al ~ 81 arst app "i~l
Mr. wIotrr urged that Hugo Mr.n:''lin Ta' ,i nG
,lc iemGgrair party ara 'l|' " % 70" i% 'D
l.o:r"ratic ""reral Committee. '"r-'"d "pHi'">''
ap. hi-.". 49,. ted VI. Winters ui'h>.
r..,,ri q i.c p-a"c aiir inariii!" :" kmt> t'i"i>
o., ~ icu.1. IN ,1 rc.,,,r .~:~t 90 -" ''.i'
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il; \, fellow ,,aiuigymrn and German cI;!p'u. he
ar.4!ch t. t., llGI :" >t'4n ,"agih VI rc.rr
i"iAs'h-: . A.. .,,.,n.,,.
,nd HAT H." wished To tender liz Resignation iT"'a
r '"mr u" wa, ET ,,.. M, 'ylt "1 ner
When ;ie uccj'g adjourned ~" nIrii';r~ "l ~"
%an"" o d,.I r., ' ,,r "a.'" that Il, r an m,c"na
nr,n.an Dcn.oriatic ticket was necessity.
TiIFN H\Y EN>% ~ THEIR >NiLE-. ANYWAY.
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!Jnu' r leader the Senate W.T. ASKED t. H.. prs
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alni:; ua6: Ia the i;rooa.n pH!'l-. and wrote
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,uo T,>c. 'haln VA nave Tie hc:i I" Cen, "ir" .
>ar di.>,l.f', so oppressed ainoiT H." rank '.nd
ni,,e i" .,rar a. Words of vi, lem TIA; iii fr.'.
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comfort q ton, !iImr III" fingers e: he Ma" "i"!