The sun., 1890-11-01
DYING DAYS OF THE LEAGUE
Tho Parsons ShoAldn't Tell Ftbs About {
Cnlon League Club Endorsement.

Tho Parsons shoAldn't Tell F1bs About .
Cnion League Club Endorsement.
II there ever was badly ratified bureau It IL
Ollie Teall's Parsons League. For the last
week 1t has been nothing but a record Of rank
blunders in peddlinR out the official news Of
tho bureau. Some Of tho parsons are getting
their eyes open. and In addition to
the resigns atoms already printed with author
ity in the newspapers, but the news OF which
was suppressed at the League there were re-
ports last night that others had Withdrawn.
Ollie aed his friends Of course would not ad-
NIT the truth OF these statements. and the
clergymen who have retired are exceedingly
diffident In giving out to tho world just how
long they have been humbugGed By WINS and
his friends.
Boss Peckham has been counting on some
little help because two candidates were placed
in tho field for Street Commissioner in the
Twenty-fourth ward. Yesterday he was con-
vinced that the Democrats Of the annexed dis
trict were standing shoulder TO shoulder
against Boss Plat and his calico allies. and
that their only arguments in the
campaign were directed against Mr..
Platt and his potpie friends because
New York was spitefully deprived Of
the Worlds Fair and Rapid Transit, Indeed.
Boss Peokham learned that the Republicans Of
snrer aeainst tho men who took the Fair from
Psmserat irom RsouScan Ss the aG3esed
York would have 6een especially =; tsnsSSted s.
every citizen q whateSer complexion or politics
is simply hungry for II.
was Republican Legislature, New York could
not obtain rapid transit anyhow. This was
"a Nttp trrItr n 6nh " nF hA
priyinc New YORK M ,' ei rapid transit It was was
viii no doHbt BE- be- read with interest by i. Mr.
Plat and lis side ef the combine.
The desertions from the County "Democ-
and his friends II these desertions continue
nso5os # uaP s bns n hss sss bad bsd s s
Of the leaders, and their followers in tho
or SSe scot Whe they
to work and vote for the Repp pblicans on the
ss Sese! e ss Dc Shy Ssy %es shes
desert ANA aecne sa ao
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League Club has not endorsed tho calico ticket.
point ont that the Executive Committee can
not endorse any political ticket whatever. A
movement to have the club endorse the calico
Ton members OF the club asked the Executive
Doodle from member ofths club. The Executive
Committee r., pe.i9nctor!ly. granted this Ger.
unless It Is recommended BY the ommtttee on
Political Reform. and this has not been done.
When those facts were called to the attention
Of the managers OF the humbug league they
Charles Y. Dayton facetiously announced
that friend Of his had bet S., 900 even with q
Is%oSra 5h9t ~. csnd!dst. Scot TGpd be
Dayton thought it. q fine piece Of humor to
make the statement. The man who is said to
out to bo a Harlem clothier. who thought that
Il he could get his name hs the he would
Tho Ieaeuers are great people for using
names without authority. In the list Of Vice
Presidents given out for their meeting in
G as night hen s vi oea
to the attention OF the leaders they reluctantly
admitted that 1t was mistake Even with this
admission Mr.. O'Donohue's name was read
hue in fact. WAS one OF the Vicc-Presidents
At the Democratic jubilee In the wigwam. The
Leaguers have used the, name OF Edward
Paper-hanger Edward Mitchell. 1856 East 1O4th
street. It is very we'll known at the Republican
bsrss BIS aan YET
on the pot-pie ticket
The League will have meeting on the Sub
AtheuRh the Leaaue has had many trucks
in Its service the last two weeks. one hearse
viii be all ii will need on Tuesday.