New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.


before the Republican state Committee at hs mecuhs
| to-day IS the calling Of the state Convention 70
select Observation-Disclosures for Minneapolis. AiDahs %
generally favored the place and April 70 OF :, Us
the lime. members OF the committee "i'i~
that the convention shoula not he held unhi inc hs'
day allowed, the idea being thar the DemocI"u0
Legislature will have completed It's rascaly WORK "
Chat time and It's record may then be discussed II.
its fitness by the committee. But the in'lo"s y,
the leaders appear t. think that the Leglsid'ue WIN
not finish its obbery before May .. ana as ,ie 'o,
| ven.ion must be held on or BEFORE 'h"' u"'o' ~
NAV just as we'll he held week or so e'irner' ~
either case II will be held late enough 10 .ln 'u
nnt,.,et IN the - Kodak convention Of Hill and
Croker.
,rho,o n M tr,tb in the story published the other
DIV that the New-York Republican leaders are pre-
narinc 10 hiring out "favorte son. as ffesueu'il
candidate and that the delegates from this o''" WV
90 TO Minneapolis instructed 10 Vo'e ~, i
work of instructng delegates this year III ,is oa
will be left entirely to the other sioe' ,no - -
New York Republicans will go TO the Nauoihl I'm I
vention entirely free to support the man VINO taey
think will be the strongest candiosoe i'i WV f'
Politicians are beginning ask who will heha the
slot. a,eoaop ttis year or in other words will the
,our at-large be the same as In lese-fAI'
Miller Depew and HscOck. No one seems l" oo pi
pared to answer the question. mr. rh''. -,
to discuss 1t, except to say that ne Is peiieo' a
TO step aside IN favor of somebody else ana uia. nc
| will be entirely content to go as huhoo ioP
tive of his Congress Oistric'.
| notwithstanding all that has been said IN Demo-
cratic uapers to the contrary, there is really no 'rooe
| in the XIIth District Republican Association Oh &"
serious nature. Mr. billiard is the recoshized ie'uei
| Of the party there. He has devoted MS hihc anu
| money TO building up the organization lie mas peeh
successful and ENJOYS the confidence OF the lfpuph-
fpNn
seeking to give him trouble do not have the syHp'hS
of the party erGanzatoh'
The new Republican Executive Committee OF hihgS
County will hold its opening meeting to morrow eVei-
ing al the PARTY headquarters Lawrencest. near tul
ton II is understood that Israel F. Fischer Will be
| elected chairman lie has held the Office for TWO
terms during 1899 and 1890, and is looked upon rs
| being well equipped for the place.
vigorous effort is being put forth to make the old
With Ward OF Brooklyn what 1t once was-the banner
| Republican ward Of the city. With thiS eho III
view the llppecanoe and Invincble Republican clubs
hay. been consolidated into one powerful organization.
which will hereafter hold ctngs every Monday even
ing at the clubhouse, No. eb6 kentnve 10y 'his con
alton party differences a the northern part OF inc
ward have been harmOniged and an excellent leehhs
| nro,uced ON ALI sides Lawrence j. McAlpn Is presl-
dent The club and Thomas p foden secretary So,n
of them are Woodworking Republicans and devoted to
| the interests Of the ASSOC la'ion
Just before the last state campaign opened, Few
ylung coored men OF the Xlth Assembly DistilcI
started u modest little paper. Z" The Union Times" III
WAS Republican to the core. and under the management
Of Christopher stewart soon made itsen popular anu
potential among the negro voters OF inc Guy ~ nus
GAINED steadily month after month, until II now plds
fair TO become of the strongest coloed organs III
the country II is OItspoken at times, not hPsa'hs
IL
The current issue in which it pitches into the party
MANAGERS of the XIth District for refusing TO admt
Republicans Of good standing - membership Ill '"o
sssocistion is an Illus tTaiiOn OF this statement.
A meeting Of the xvIIth Assembly District Rcpuo
csn League Club Of which Deputy Collector Bergman
IL president, and John H. newhclla is secre'afy' VIII
he held to- night to arrange for the clubs annual mid
summer nights festival
II is settled that Howard NJ. Smith VIII he cec'ed
s,,ent OF the Union League Club OF Brooklyn at the
election Thursday night