The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-22
PATTERSON AFTER SMITH.
SHALL ONE he A POLICE JUSTICE AND
SHALL THE OTHER NOTS

SHALL THE OTHER NOTS
On 10 Reorgnnixe Smiths Distriot-Thsy
Leave II to Patterson TO Attend to.
The delegates to the Republican County
Committee. who met In the Grand Opera
House Hall for organization last night, very
narrowly escaped peaceful meeting John
Z. Brodsky. in dress suit which he kept care
fully concealed under a great coat, laughed
and joked with the Wicked One. Chouny
Simpson was there with n rose in his coat.
James W. Halves was murmuring to himself
the opening sentences OF his Introductory
speech. and Jacob NJ. Patterson was slouching
about giving all kinds of orders
In tho darkest corner OF tho room. where
Boss Patterson usually installs himself. signs
OF commotion were soon apparent. Charles w.
Frank. one Of Pntterson's licutenants. had been
going about with printed slips of paper which
he had thrust quietly into tho hands OF some
OF the trusted machinists. When the great
mass OF the delegates thought the meeting was
over and made break for the door. Secretary
Bethany rose and shouted that there was an
important communication to be read.
Acting President Deane pounded the table
with his garel and Centcnnrian Owens OF the
Twenty first bawlcd out that IL the gentlemen
were gentlemen they would como to order.
Secretary Belamy stood up with several
yards of white PAPER flowing "a; around him. AZ
Frank had been distributing.
,o IhS slip reported that the names enrolled
electors I in the Twsntieth Assembly district,
and that. being anxious for Republican euc-
s snd the th OF psin
Investigate. the Republican organization in the
district, Tho signers declare that they be.
resentatiye organization Of the party" In tie
district. Tho slip then says:
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ass.aie re conIty Go%%isss Sho ihss tim;
trict Committee Jerk IN the Tax Department.
Mee hS asass Of Of A tse s al.
trict and friend OF Police Justice Smith.
SS1shed hs way through tGs GsSwd; droDRinS
u good place: Mr.. Goode yelled
SSWillth Secretary read the names"
Secretary Bella amy looked hopelessly at the
spSsfa s tsH III sas
NO / Won't let it CO." stormed aoode IT
want to ask any man here ~ the Twenttsth
Sasnt Yes. It ha S. say it has and thSs
it is as good as any district in New York"
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"Smith is not Mt the head o, the delegation
a | .IrHCQ pnffarann
who Is behind this document. If We did not do
Goode With his fst still in the air. cried: "
a., understand that several men were sent to
aSts Msn out SP rs ds
trict has been taken 10y, out Of his hands already;
wIatP Never in the history Of Of the Sl Kepubii-
tie TWentieth district than was done last a! year
THE t%n o. iSnr %SHths move to aSth Dsti'
%s' Sss ssS
result viii PROBABLY he the turning down oi
aa mae OF hG@ essd t.
Goode said TO the reporter after he had care.
iinly reud all the names accompanying tho pc
There i Isl Republican on the list end
knows more than the, who'll gang Of these
Other. fellows put together. They know this.
and they arT Al Jealous Of him Patterson Pat, s
Smith was rrappointed he got dead sore. and
| he's doing this to get square, 49,
Tho meeting began mildly. James W.
lie made speech in which he said that the
banner would wave in the forefront OF battle.
and some more like that
One Of, Gustave A Schnrmann,s followers in
do Atc' district said that in tho interest OF
harmony Mr.. Schnrnann WAS willing that tho
| quarrel between him and Brodsky should be
settled bya new primary under the direction
Ct n committee Of Ave to be appointed by the
PrMGsidG mIa If the County G"mm ,;lt hin, ~
| added that tn" li"pn blicans In de Ate" al
ways have conducted themselves like gentle-
This created some onsternation. which died
away. however when Mr.. Brodsky added:
When it is necessary
The County Committee organized nv reelect.
| Ing all the old officers. with the exception OF
| liSrcnnrd Stewart. who was Treasurer last
| year. Here is the list:
! President William Rrookf"d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u. Dcane and Alfred O.
Tre,surcr-I. L. Van Allen.
| r"cor,ng ,Scrr"tnry,W.iiiam Il Relamy.
! Sergeant. atArms-char!cs H. Whee.ock.
Edward T. Bartlett read long series Of res.
| buttons abusing tho Democrats. The COM
ID" At." wiiil'hc appointed by resident Brook.
field ~ soon NJ II" returns from Florida Hero
is the new Executive Committee as far as Ia
known:
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3 ,h",irs u, Murray. l7-!." WauipaksA
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., %" li! ,s.on 5l -M,n.. i Eis"ssn4rA
ll--Ianh VI ra,"r-on. 2.-Inhn II. Gunner.
ii.Sa% il,ii.r 5sWnn'" H. ~ RSst.
l'-Jnhn Il. Nngent. IKInEsbrdge-liD BOynton.
The Executive Committee organized after
Wa. IN .fln ~ ~ 20 ti,,u vnR