New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS UNEASY.
THEY DON'T LIKE THE WAY THINGS ARE 'oiN


THEY DON'T LIKE THE WAY THINGS ARE GoiS'
IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT
rbora ts a yell.dcfncd understanding amonS .i'
democrats ~ tle Eastern District that Dls'I1oV1,O
torney James W. Ridgway is to be the resul'i taT
inee for the yTayoralty this fall IL Is COMM" ia
that thc leaders Of the Fifteenth Ward, Fire Oo''
sioner John Ennis and Alderman McKee, nave -
instructed personally from Willonghby ST. tlat V9
flo programme and is to be carried on" 'oo,
vcKo. a fow NIGHTS aao at the regular mOhViH nv
inc az Tho Fifteenth Ward Association openly
that the Dsirict-AttOrney was Ms ch'ioo io
Mavor,lty nomination, and THIS IS iooncu i1ron
IcnGc,nt I'm view of the fact that Fire COMMISSIONS
Ennis did not dissent from this View VII "0 WI
traiy some people declare that they Sd" ",". m
dst,rctlv by noiding his head to the Alderman ~
orhs In tbo seventeenth Ward, WHEN IS gtn9i" i'
,,o,,, a. Grecnpont ex Supervisor Bernard Lan.o'
I o,1 loader has expressed himself in favor Oh MI
Ridgway. A.. Doroocrotic
ranks of the Fourteenth Ward over local
rho rr,,rors under Charity Commissioner Fiahcl9 T.
Nolan and Assessor Patterson, have suohS oPpO'
n all they desire in the Lawrence F. Carron
.ion Whatever the regulars may attempt 10 oo III
tbot ,rord will he met and fought against by Carroh
friords The election of the Independent De"iool"r'
candidate for Supervisor last fall Patrick h"iPi IL
nrcfcronce 10 The regular nominee and monument
Matthew Smith, has, it might be SAID, iaIrE
tho Democratic party In that part OF the Guy.
In the sixteenth Ward strong oppo'''ion
dcvcIopng under Joseph Hayes against the leader
of Coroner George Lindsay and Andrew Beck liaScs
fdo-,ds say that dissatisfaction with the caSIlron
methods pursued by Lindsay ard Beck Is sPre"u,,e
and will slow itself at the next eleruou' pun.
cans NJ the ward arc for the first time IN many SoS
nracticoly unitcd and the leaders, Joseph H. be"J@
min Edward H. Schneter Harry Jacqullard anu
George L. Orpen, say that they Will carry tner A'
sembly district this fall.
In tbo Eighteenth Ward while there has Deeh solno
effort made 70 show discussions in the RepuUhcah
ranks as a matter OF fact The party was never oiV
united than il is at the present time Inc poiLu'"
friends Of John Cottier the president OF the Esn
,o.,th Ward Democratic Association, met YESTERDAY
afternoon at Hasweder's Hall, Evergreen-aVe' ana
,1elrcee.st and formed what they called JOHN
Cottier Social Club Secretary James Nelson {" "'v
ward association called the meeting 70 oIne'' air
Iemcs lenlan was chosen temporary ChaITIi" n, on;
Vcnhan IN addressing the gathering, eC ti0 1Id he
of tho bag by announcing that me cup 80 pr.si
noItcal a. we'll as social. on motion Oh W. 49,
tnt lines Fletcher committee comprised OF Messls
ConGS,d Whitehouse Nelson, Fletcher ana 1uSS,oo
GosttInT was named by the chairman VI W that
Ion II was EARNED from one Of tOse PI,'Cav rns -,
% f,rr,ation of thc organization was Tor tnc puPVi
Uc 'D Mr. Cottcr forward for the DcnpcI'l,lc
VI t;,otn,, f5r county Clerk. Mr. C0ttier WuS uie
Ioocratic romnon against County Cieh hdlscI V'0P'
i,vn years ago ard was badly deieatou'