New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
IN THE FIELD OF POLITICS..
AN OPIORTU NIFTY FOR SURPRISES.
WILL THE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL. LEAGUE POST
PCNE ITS NOMINATING CONVENTION!

AN OffORll My FUN ~ M ieAo'o'
WILL THE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL. LEAGUE POST
rcNE ITS NOMINATING CuNv ENTltN7
M polc, campaign has been known for many
year, In which matter, pertaining to the election Oh
clnddqtes have been completely at sca. at so late
day. as the one on which New York City is now enter
ing. II has be taken for granted eyer since Tahmahy
Hail. under the advice OF Mr. Croker. virtually dccli"l
t. Eight The battle under Its own hannc: without
cntangling alliances, far ~ the municipal NJ nil3
tons were concerned that Mayor Grant wOnd head
the ticket. lc no. sngl" movement li'- bc'n made
l., bind the organization 20 this arrangement The
willy Indians Of the Wgwam just free tGdav TO
select any other they may deem available as they
were thr.. months ago. They in for waiting
race and are bdlug their time. keeping their eyes
constantly ever, movement OF th"lr advrr'aric'.
and ready to take advantage of whatever mistake may
be made in the opposition camp.
The facility with which Tamnany adjust
her machinery to the sites II the hour
shown fOnr ago, when the political
conditions demanded unusual action AbIa'n
= Hewitt VII, sprung upon the Tammany Convention
without an hours public warning bui the nomination
Of this bitter foe OF wIgwam politics ratified. not
only without murnlur but with every ward
symptom Of genuine enthusiasm. The same keen and
facile leader Till holds sway with unrclaxcd control
Of machine stronger and better disciplined than
ever. II occasion require, II both Mr.. Croker and
Tammany llall nrs capable of spring a. agile and
astonishing all, the voters Of New York have ever
witnessed. They have set their nominating convention
for Friday. october TO- after all the Opposing ors.,,
ion>. which are rXpcced 10 unit" On u reform ticket
have named thclT candidates. This will be ten DAYS
after the Peoples League Convention ct Wednrsiay
nine dai aftcl he Republican County Convention OF
THURSDAY. and FIVE days after the County Democracy
convention Of 10 morrow W"ek. ia the mcanrn" the
fertile mind Of the Boss" will bc busy arranging
programme tn meet the cNigcnccS of the ca,e. Not
a word can be got from any Of The Tammanr leaders
10 what may happen. They say that The Boss is
doing his own thinking thi, year and keeping his own
counsel. Bw is limited that thing liable 10 0ko
, plarc In the Wgwam both EOvcl and exciting.
The Advisory Committee OF the Peoples League
continued at work Yesterday Preparing for the report
~hirh they expected TO make ~ the Executive
Committee - morrvw evening. but unless greater
progress l. made adjournment 81 this committee and
a>p ~ the nominating convention Of Wednesday even
lux may b" found III" wise thing. The advice given
b, The Tribune Yesterday that the League would DO
we'll to max" haste slowly and get the vsrtOn- clo
mcnt, oppo',d To Tanmany Hall IN th"r~n h accord
is "i'cc, with the more th,uc' members. a;d lry
>"' IN" mi>al.' 81 hurried and III advised action
few DAYS molr Of del Lcrati"i seem ab'"luy nrc""
>arN.
Conference, o' those who have been most active In
Town offices Of the managers and every thing l. Icing
d";r I" prrlarr t.,ht, ana platform %h" VIZ IT,
acceptable" to ~" convention. wlrh meets III SCOTTISH
IL. held 10 MORROW when Is likely that d,i .
most ar: j. being ,A."n that the p'''Ir shall Lnow
nothing a,"nt ~ho ''c candidates viii be-.
The o"mnttc" Appointed by the Campaign Com
n.in~ 81 n" luslnr., Mems Republican orcAizati,n
on FRIDAY "v"nine w. H. r. il"th", .".l,inan. i"r
III" rrro-r - ,"nt'rins with ".h.r R"P"hI an or
MANI, Iia ii'."t l--"i IT work yc-"rias 10y entering
.'i. I, '"i 81 tn, r r>i''. Of c 'o
t'rirr>. a meeting ha> been ARRANGED I" TAX" pace
., the i;"pnb' ''l. ~. 40 lnh Ave.. I, n"r'"w
","uii.e II wm"h II /, "Ai"i'Ti that all ,n'eh ii"rt
""s,r/"t"n> wIll b." r'r'"~'ii" i ard the situation
dl-'n.-'I all u, b"annr>. II ,'"n, t" to" IN" pnr
l''-" - ~" ."Hh"!" the m","nrE, l." pr>'ni IT,
al. ul"ni~ ia favor Of straight Republican tr'''
-. 'lr i,i n,tinrc Ia III" Republican County '"nrcn
no.. Wh,'a"r rot iich"t >r'ui b" ma" up f'r
ir-'r,r,i"n -, the I'm" 'Imr i matte t. De- ,i"
t":7'ncd at he meeting Wha' nc ,,r'r,h IL n.'
~, Their p"ii, Ii",'"n for fuur' CO. ~ iail -
W" r., .rluA,f li'ubiIr'nS.- -Aii on" Il M p''
motor ii the Ian nst evening "a ii h'li'y" III paN
r'guluritv "" will ~ TO the Republican Convention
ir-i.
TIE GLEASON TNTI,X WAKES NoMINhTtUN-
The ,,La>on wing II the D"mo' rati' parry IN
Qurru~ County held convention Yesterday aft"rn""n
IA Mclaughlin, Hail. Long Island Cify for the pir
p,-. ~ nominating county ii,hct Norih Hampstead
~" nnlv town In i.c county not r"pf">'"'"l
Dcl".''", pi',cf from thai town. but IL '"':r
r.'''riru hlt ~" 'i.'riiia> and w. rot iI".'ii
the drlcsnie, wcrr ~" allowed ~ take part IN the
CONVENTION. Ell"r Iic."maa. ~ Eli Norwich, was
r~n"inna'"i f"r county Tr'u,ur'. John il'r'n,. q;
rr".u' Distinct Ni"fi."v. wa r'n"'ina"l anna inu'
,lihII- In. Potter l.. M'l.lfn,. II flu hi'-. vs.
i.,''i ~ 'v"rsr -" ia" Poor. aih Peter Y.
kct.lan. g.. pi- Ser Js. for justice Il ION. ain"S
IL" .ri,,.i q. Long Island t', John M'TI. u FLUSH
mg. and ...Inr, -'hcn'h 81 Ilrinp,;"I were npri
mated Tor CORNERS. The following w'r" appointed
urIulSr- IL tn. County Committee: l.. j. Gleason.
Solomon T.. N,h". William Eu>,h. ". !. Foster ard
T. ! llarrican L"ue leland tiy; fdrnr !" Davis.
4 +.
IaN. ih"nI> 10y. James !. Liip ana j. j. ''''t:
Jams '"or., l. W.il'ni.. Jp,"ph lr'w"r ana
T.. g.. D.'n". ll'nP>t"ai {. T. EHirhi harl"H .''I
uins. nnd Ih"ipn- +. tu-"y. N'vt,wn. Iuk" j. ton
n.r;uii. John M.,r aud \ i. H. IN. Flu-hIns