The sun., 1891-06-19
GIBBSS MEN IN; C0WIES OUT

GIBBSS MEN IN; C0WIES OUT
AND PATTERSON A MINORITY OF
OWE IN THE COUNTY COMMITTEE
rbs wicked One Bows All Around In TIL
,u,h-Mr. Patterson's Defeat Came on
,bo Custom House Contract Labor
scheme which Hs Supported, While It
WAS Opposed By tho Collector.
nan, 70 the anguished CRY OF Cowle. the Re-
publican County Commitee nas ptono.n0eu
sor Gibbs, the Wicked One. the Expelled One.
Dnt greater surprise than this came at tho
.ommittees meeting In the Grand Opera House
ballilast night. With overwhelming unanimity
q declared against adopting contract labor
srs,em ut the public stores In tho Custom
Hou.e. Tho welcome OF Gibbs and Of Stephen
n. French had boon In measure anticipated
and expected. The action on the laborers
contract was not expected. 1t was en-
sineel cd by Leader Charles A. Peabod!
N the Eleventh district. personal
sr,.,S OF Collector Erhardt and Col.
George Bliss. He took the committee on Its
fss. The members were astounded at hrst
nv his bsrdihood in Introducing resolutions
onposipg scheme favored By Chairman Jacob
M Patterson Of the Executive Committee. Ber-
,.,d Biplin. John Simpson. leader Charles II.
Murray, and others who wore supposed to be
supreme in the management OF the commit.
tees affairs But Mr.. Peabody had plenty OF
friends present. and with great shout MS
resolutions against contract system were
finally adopted.
aided. and close at hand was his political
director, United States Marshal John Wesley
Jscobus. Tho wicked Gibbs was on hand for
the first time since he was turned out last year.
He was as clipper as you please. Deputy Col.
lcctor Shea aud Deputy Collector Gunner. ana
all the other we'll known ones were there. IL
was in TACT the biggest meeting OF the COM
mittee in months.
Lender Murray read tho report recommend
ing the recognition Of the French faction In the
Fifth. He formally moved its adoption
Il Isecond the notion" says Patterson, and
one broad grin esped across tho committee.
All hands recognized that Patterson. after q
years fighting. had been compelled to eat crow.
The French delegates from the Fifth were for
mally admitted amid vociierous cheers.
J.W. Hawes read tho report OF the special
committees work on the Thirteenth district.
Neither the Gibbs side nor the Cowie side. the
fsRsts ssS snort y IL sd
s.sS.s sssS ,sconnsndsd the seating Of tho Gibbs
sd ess sss sss sf &
Fssssa:on ssssa ma ala ss JOHN in
han 70 hs t%0 II. o6Wsrs Ms n SaRs iRs
siSar sai caeisd between his lips. sniled aud
'4VsS ss s rs$ :'ss; II. cow faction va. rad
y ssnv. :pss
enTmdtfaS ~ nartionstion in the frauds
o. hs sS,sa s50ts,s e. ;Ss ss
were @ crowded out. Besides hi. laTgs mum. nuq:
ss aSos
rooms adjoining ths room IN & which h tnS Rrio ,c
e. ss; and Pins sa INTO
let's Iay that protest oa ths table" says ys
%s dsssS5 .ss ass y.ar % s
The Executive commit!ee has. sent three N;
x: sss. ne hes
Hsta Il tmss tsss haat 9seon fsed 9e oe
that the defeated faction euccumbed to the
SHs member Of the committee to examine
bsS.a b.
with the faint praise contained In this Cowis
sss e
test are absoIptsly false Our eommltG'ee had
H. a:y' Fl
Commodore vsdder United S.atss ,ni Ms5sha. s5 b.
sUss Of be aeH ssy
let out men who had voted. But they were
gusrded by police oceTs @ and bg CoWs oar. msn Wsrs
: tbs champion q ne winners. but believe
'':isI "As many % Democrats voted the Cowie ticket
as the CRIBS. ticket. from al that ! could
tie C Cows E'p protest was s6eived and the Gibbs
mon were let In. Gibbs was not on the ticket
The Literary Committee then submitted res-
olutlDns declaring that the OHIO State Conven-
tiSa in PLACING a. the head OF ts tiekIf Wa@ the
than platform. a man whose character and
party party and nd I6e best hopes oi the. country"
When this had been adopled and the COM
q ihe Eleventh sppeared suddenly dt In from. Of
the rostrum and waved paper. ihs paper
sad:
Of the Tr.asnry ns. in ss.ngs ,n .Ss
] Of as
sssSsa sy soasr.s. AND ii. .so,.r: lonEsfis
Ss ,S1S:;s q s3;G:' II: SsSs wSTs
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change.
Mr.. Peabody read the document in BIZ pecul,
sat In hi his 1 seat % apparently dazsd AZ MI Pea.
body closed and moved the adoption Of his
""If you want from 100 to 200 Republican
laborefs removed and tho work given to con-
tractor yen do great wrong to the Republican
I'd GoSd boy. Psabody." was roarsd forth by a
Good Tor yon." shouted another contingent.
and then great cheer rolled out
Murray. who acted as his Spokesman last
night, won't over and had whispered consul
~ move that these resolutions, be referred
70 the Executive Committs..e" Mr. Murry sI
nents in those resolutions which the Execu-
live Committee think unfair"
Name them" shouted Peabody. ,
II don't propose to name them" replied
a@ff'rs; Wan, ,mmss,.ts action on ,bo,s r.solu.
Of tho Executiye Committee, This subject has