The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
T1MMANT WON'T LEAD orr AGAINST
THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS,
hut VIII Say Amen when some of the
Country Members PItch In and May sup
port YOOrhIs as HE Own tsuccesaor.


Country Members PItch In and May sup
port VoOrhIs as bis Own successor.
The early meeting OF the Democratic state
Committee will rot be matched by tho party
managers on tho other side. Gen. Knapp,the Re-
publican Chairman, visited the city last week
and returned TO Auburn without doing any
thing toward calling tho committee together
There are two reasons for this. one Is That IL
is thought that September IL plenty early
enough, and the other is that 1t is considered
good politics TO wait aud see what the Demo-
Gratis do in August The Republicans Will
moot In this city mt the Fifth Avenue Hotol, as
usual.
The Democratic state Committee vii. doubt
less meet on Tuesday. Aug. 8. ut Saratoga. The
denomination OF Judge Earl for the Court Of
Appeals now seems likely, MS well rs his on
dorsement by tho Republicans, 30 that both
parties will be unhampered by the eetnhlanCe
oil n state ticket contest, and free to expend
every energy on tho Congress and legislative
battles in every district in the state and in
local fights in which there Is great interest
such as our own little family matter. The
State nomination will be got very promptly
out OF tho way, as well us some business con-
nected with the exposition Of tho viows OF
Northern Democrats on the Force bill Then
there will be some fun. Tho resignation Of Po-
lice Commissioner Noorhis a. representative
on the Stae Committee Ut the County Democ-
racy will furnish the opportunity Tor L lis
reslg alton Is uut ON the plain Rr, und that lie.
as Democrat cannot represent hat orGanizn-
ton. by reason OF It; efforts TO cct hepub-
leans 10 office on what was known as thu
mule ticket Efforts t. I'll his place with
county Democrat on the old has of equal rep
fesemS&e'hhn n Iammang ana me C0n b VII
who. ike Mr.. oorhis, were credited TO tho
County Democracy by tho state Con, enti'n
tn J.
not 40 e.t"d q candidate Not, but there Is no
lack OF men to choose rom, William l.. Nit
Richard A., Cunningham. aud J4mes DAILY
have al been mentioned and are all
IeGarded IN the New, Amsterdam camp
TO- each ana every ono Of them hy some OF me
Democrats from IN the state who Will Nigur-
sucres-or of Committeeman 90 his. They
declare that the ciun Of the Counties IN 50
should be punished The THmmauy mentors
OF the state Committee will support This view,
They VIII refrain iIom naming nhy out-and-
out ammany man as the successor to Mr..
Foo'bis, ant VIII favor his re,enuor IN the
committee as representative OF the consider
able faction Of Democrats To which he has
given q Plan Of organization and u name.
The Tamnauy men will prohably not carry
their ASSUMPTION OF disntere-t rdneSs any fur
ther tnan his. T. ey ar" not likely to orCet 10
II, Axe the point that outside OF he question OF
tu'iI iclhoClatS anu R'lpd ih'lh' NV, NuhNS
Democrats are not entitled 10 equal repre-
eentatiOn with TamrU,y as Il plain question
o. mathematics and they may take the state
Committee into their could, nee and gay that
they have proof thot he Leaders OF the County
Democracy r"ddpd tickets last year with tho
names OF Tabor and Wemu!e replaced by those
OF their Republican ANTAGONISTS.
Commissioners Noorhio. when called upon
yesterday for his opinion a. 10 those matters
declined 10 express himself He thought that
II would not be goo taste for hun to talk on
the prospective actiu OF the Wiuittec con
ntt,tyn hat Ia Inl huI N
do with bringing about. but IN general way he
was willing o talk. vii ling 10 assure the Demo-
Gratis that with united action and hard work
the Legislature Gu be won and tne Con-
gresSOnal delegation increased, AID anxious
to give assn anCr tuHt rs u democrat he WIS
really 10 do his share in that work In any way
that would be useful.