New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
THIS DEMOCRAT DROPPED HIs MASK.

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that he Is "a good and loyal New-iork kep"on'a"
Int writes from summit n. j." sent vlinicht Ie'Vr
IN Tho Mayor Yesterday attaching the correctness VI
the census enumeration OF this CITY. MI "i'
t,a+c from the basis OF tho New York City Directory
IT., which his own name does not appear either TOT 1907
or 1s9O that the population OF the CITY is
from GO 900 TO 1,75OOOO ard therefore calls lot
oount This dismissed Jcrscvman and bogus R"publ!-
ran thouchtIc>sv drops his mask before the emu vi m
letter. and makes a dsngcnuous attack nPo" Inv
Tribune and the Republican party. lie t"'N ''''
900 men could do 1t 1.-THE rcr"nnt' III TWO VI WV
days. This public spirited citizens ooc'' ."'
disclosed al it shall he found that the pop"i'''on
:, ,oo ooo or 300 coo heavier. Whit u card II would
he lie cxcaim>. for The opp",i''nh curing y
Sampa all other su'a ,1 hid sh smd % prfr to
i've nermancply In New Jersey, their absence won"
work no injury TO real Republicansm In New'iorR'
rAxuANy MEN AT ODDS OVER PATRONAGE
The Tammany braves Of the IXth Assembly District
ara rent with disscnsi0n question Of patronage
which anpcas directly to their principles civil Jus
tice william F. Moore has clerk TO appoint for MS
court which under tho authorized Wigwam d'strD"'o"
OF the spols goes to the lxth District. Ihe aPpoE
ment has six years to rum and the salary Is S"ooo
year For such substantial plum there are naturally
a number Of applicants. The candidate OF the Tam
many District Committee and Of the majority OF The
rank and file is John T. lIilley, at present EN-
oloyed In the County Clerks ONCE, and thorough
going brave Of the IXth. Nevertheless. the chahces
| look dark for Hllley. There Is another cahoids'e
with pull who doesn't live In the district cA'
Police Justice William Dodge. Police Justice Hogan
wants Dodge 10 get this extremely soft BERTH and II
has GOT ont among the "b0ys" that james Fitzpatrick
the Tammany Hall leader Of the IXth. Is 80 ANXIOUS !"
obllye Justice Hogan that lie is ready to consent 10
| the appointment OF Dodge. What Hogan mas cone
for Fitzpatrick which him to turn his back upon
his own henchmen und give away patronage belonging
| nuI> lIp '
braves I'm the lXth are making active inquiry ubont
Dodge H. now a clerk In the Fire department Rum9ir
.oner Croker look benignly upon Dodges aspirations
sdd TO the discontinue OF iilley uId ms irehas nno
they threaten to make 1t hot Tor izpa'f'eA ho p'"''
them false.
A STURDY YOUNG REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
| Tho second meeting Of the business Mems KcpnD
lican Organization OF the \IlIth Assembly D',r''
| wos held last night at No. 333 West Scvcnftnthst
Charles ID sweeney general secretary Of the Busines
| Mems Republican Organization, delivered an address
| calling upon the members for united ac'lOh' ana cA
planning tho primary election instructions issnod d,
the organization. The election VI temporary Queer
was completed Thomas +. Lccper being maze ser
| retary and chairman. The organization was iormc'
only last Wednesday, and the greatest interest la
already been exhibited IN It by the Republicans o
the district Tho original promoters OF inc orgamh.
tlon are wiIlIa% speedlinS IloWa: .; f. Ti
organization will secure permanent headquarters III
few days.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS AT WORK.
| Tho Washington Republican Club met last nght
IFS new cub.roOms at Onehundrcd ana l'y -'cco"o -
| and Tcnth.ave The club rents the house for1nerl
| owned by sheriff Lynch, and now owned Nv the CITY
The house Is tastefully furnished with meeting room
| reception rooms. and reading and billiard rooms.
was an enthusiastic meeting, largely attended, ana wa
| presided over By Michael Kerwin. With E. is. Kline
AZ secretary The report OF delegates frOn III
| sarat0ga convention was received with enthusiasm
and the following standing committees were appointed
| ON membership, G. f. Farless. y. J. Heb5eru al
NJ. Cox; executive. General u. F. Burke T.
| O'Brcr Daniel MalOny J. H. Hands, Captain Jane
| Murphy and ii. X. Wilson; house committee, u. II
Tbaycr James Vetch, Thomas Eestty. Frank Malon,
4, ii ii,cOmb, Abraham Pulls. II. ~ Hutchinson.
Mallory, J. ". Donovan. Joseph Wolfe. e: X: Co.tlga
ii. r. Carlson: political affairs General d. +. Burke
"' Thn RspmIlSans Of the XXist Assembly District
I'm the new homo Of the organization, No: l05 E.'
Proctor Clark, the president in the chair. and tn
secretary, X. J. D. Slater was also present. EX-Adc
man james owens offered resolution calling tho clc
| tOn committee and election district committees OF IN
William iSary Offered resolution asking that the
~ convention be held ct tn, call ps ihe date BOT
resolutions adopted. william Leay. WlllaI
| BroOkncld and r. J. d. Slater were appointed con
Hssembiymsn william J.. Trmble. After some d.
cussion OF the ballot law. u Was decided TO mol
another meeting in two weeks at which the law shout
he explained. Thirty names were proposed Tor men
, bsrship ,, >,.. -. ,....