The sun., 1890-01-21
PERI 0'BRIEN AT THE GATE.
NOT a BIT DIsooNsoLATE, AND CLAIM
ING ALI MS RIGRTa
MI Rroask1 ef the n. ~. N. Says He's Out
OF PurEntory, aud that Its Tine for the
TOT to Quilt HlnnkenlnE TIE Kettle.

AEr. Rrodsk1 ef the n. II. II. Says Hs's Out
OF PurgAtory, aud that It's Tino for the
Fot 20 Quilt BisekeninG the Kettle.
First Liout. John Z. Brodsky was busy
yesterday in writing scare-head circulars CALI
ing upon the RepublicAns OF the Ate" F." dis
trict to come around on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday evenings OF this week and enroll
themselves under the banner Of the Business
Mons Republican Organization, Uncle Henry
Loewy one OF Chief 0'Brion's stan officers and
personal friend OF the world In general, had
written the circular. and he took special pride
In the exclamation points which were scattered
through 1t. 1t is an arRumentative and slightly
threatening document 1t warns the people
that they have either got to be business men
or slaves, and that without John J. oBrien as
their leader an earthquake is likely to strike
the district First Lieut. Brodsky will edit
the document and spread 1t broadcast before
Thursday. He was too busy to endure a long
interview, but no said that IL Cornelius Il. Bliss
had resigned from the Executive Committee
OF the Business Mems Republican OrRenizaton
solely Tor personal reasons IL was all right; pub
Il he had done It as hint that Chieitain John
J. o'Brien wasn't as good rs anybody. else Mr..
:. No matter how bad we are, said Brodsky.
we are certainly good enough to vote the re-
DaSn psss NJ Eo F d T hsh h. st shRG S Re:
sign. lie can't hurt anybody by resigntng, and
the organization in the Eighth district VIII 20
right along Just as II MIR. Bliss hadn't resigned.
hammerinR the kettle for being black; Both
got black in the same way, didn't they"
The First Lieutenant intimated pretty
strongly that Col William L. strong, the Chair
man OF the Executive Committee and the Pros.
idept oilthe b. NJ r. O.. was on the side Of Chief
O,,Brien, and that other big men like John +.
Plummer, A. 4 Whitney and Horace K Thur:
the G. o. p. whore his work could be guided to
acertain extent by outside Influences Ho alRo
said that Mr.. Bliss was not the only man who
contributes liberally ly when campaign ID rum
ming. The First .Leutenant was OF the opinion
that one mans money is lust ss good as an
worker. and whore there were no dudes.
MIR. Bliss evidently forgets," continued the
First Lieutenant, that the constitution Of
the County Committee says that no orRantga-
tion can be expelled for longer than year,
and that the year has expired We were not
purGatory, We have passed through the fire.
and have been purged Of all our sins, and We
are now knocking at the door for admittancO
as repentant sinners. II We have erred We
have been severely punished and what more
does Mr.. Bliss want2 would like to call his
attention to that God-like sentiment which
says:
While tho lamp holds out to burn
The vilest sinner may return
Johnny Simpson. the Republican leader Of
the Sixth district. Is in a heap of trouble.
coterie of Republican braves have drawn
knives on him. Among these kickers are Theo-
dore Brodhead and John Stiebling. and the
patronage which has fallen into Johns hands.
The best place he had was In the navy yard,
and they say he gave 1t to q relative named
William Desmond who Is Democrat