New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ANGRY WITH THE :. BOSS
GERMAN DEMOCRATS TAKE ACTION oN
r,r.rurn,rr nv M,LAUGHLIN.

TREATMENT BY M'LAU0hLiN'
The German Democratic General toma''. o..,,na
Kings County held an exciting mee"ne an. nnrn,.c
e., MOI, proadwav and wallst. for the purpo-c
=. a.no,ncnc e.Reeister Hugh Mclaughlin 'no
r,.mocratIc Boss, Of Brooklyn, for MS ro"'e ~.
conservatives OF the organization WIN "
recognition for the Germans OH INC ". 80, .h.+ n.
mated for local officers this fall he t"iu - $1,000
would rather see the whole Dcmorrsu0 w. C.n.roI
than to recognize the German D'''
Committee. ..o committee was
in tho chair and Julius F.. Reymah "a' 49,.
Dclegates from twenty wards were pre'on IN. rvhr
Tho transaction OF some routine DuSi'es' ,,.s ~,
ond lingo j. Lautcn, tho delegates WV ,omo,t
Mr. Mclaughlin to demand that fie "e."" amor. nnon
OF the party be recognized, were uS"0N "
their visit. -. and Mr. Lantcn
,.d c.,cd upon Police Justice Kenna, inc ."e..
-, tho County Democratic Executive Soin"A' .,..
nah ,.,,ed m get any satisfaction nom MN
t,o .dvicc 10 wait upon "the Boss ana se' ~,
milton OF tho Germans. lie then turi"u =. VI"
dents OF his call upon Mclaughlin T., ,ho shcrin's
uIaut-p and l found Mclaughlin }" '"1 .,.
.mo. and Tho three OF us sat down tor an i''crNo
r,., r.cro no othen persons present TIC 'e'e
ma nolitely but refused TO give Va rro.
cmragcncnt as German rcprcse"'" IT., .m.rAs
renort his words, but the substance .. Us to D.mo.
vac that he was not taking so acu'e " ps.s .,ovoh
cratic politics now as he had formerN 49, - and
he was occasionally consulted soou' 49,. .o,d him our
was ALWAYS willing to give ADVICE. We WV &C
.,,.,or n,a,nIv and Mclaughlin sad the par"' %
h Gould not recognize any other ood' wa. Wv
rccuIar ORGANIZATIONS for IL 1t did the parry ~ No..
would be endangered. He said tha' ,'"o oe. ana
tho Jefferson organization made a s'ni'''' \.
threatcncd trouble II refused. ana Tic uri Wv" 49,,
would rather SEQ the Democratic Par'! -. ,n.t
md ba
answer to u.s. r.ocu,,ve Cen.
mittee had taken many precautions 10 A'ou u. md
tho party but their demands had pcc" is"''
they had been put of and driven from p'i'', ~ w..
until it was time to stop Ie moved ''at '"o n -.
utIvc Committee be empowered to take SUCH A'''"
iesr p HUBERT clerk to the Demo'ra, yna that
board put in an oar for no t aath"rty to cali Ne
snchlin They had gone 70 him q, ,,,1 Gt, ANY
the had talked to them ns IL r",S% for il.
leaders statements This didn't seem zen ,t to sK Sber
reasonable H"et RI ,,y GG re E@e notion
the table he voted down BY sH%a no epy 70
nss "s9 on ts the on.sS" Of and ssd tns
the Executive Committee had sp cfiiSSk ana make
iu.r and himself 70 ,,v wal t,d ar make H'A
nc.'S Beck %sf9 nsr Cd as not SsGs
Mclaughlin nd as the y, p pa inc Boss such matter
Of Fact way by the members OF Tic "'''''"
mittcc. ,h.t Mclaughlin was ttt
embodiment Of the Democratic par, H.cd 10 allow
Instances where 1.-The Boss had re'"''u
nominations. .. ,not the insult to the
Hugo = L@% ,Ss nos,' should not DO passed ovs
shS nn~s:; r MAN. up but 10 o'
Mci"p.hiln In ~% committed himself. lie was the sc
ss5sr Of x tSS s's aut"" Hr
order, rs, , 9ory'q %cston in the pr>cn, case
n"wevcr and hons ,hse should be ,cso %nf" ot|
ana repr dnaS that the committee told "th" boss
thai Of zoo pn;c,s held held by SH De were "d
humans lie thought that the proportion shI"m "
one in six instead q on" in twenty as ''e'e WIN
",. ,n,o,n,ion giving the Executive Commute
mover wa, carried hy .mhstantia mh"rS u" ,o
| VIZ, W." .'"r,m,,us and little for Mclaughlin.