The morning call., 1892-11-03
DEMOCRATS TAKE WARNING.

The Sullivan Democracy is loud in its
pretenses OF purity and virtue and would
have the public believe that the leopard has
changed its spots and that the old Buckley
crowd, who are marching under the banner
and name of the ReorganiZers. are totally
reformed and purified body with whom the
taxpayers have never had unpleasant en-
counters.
There are citizens. aud especially Demo
Gratis, who assert that the new boss could
not have carried the primaries in the rough,
raw and hlgh-handed manner that he did
unless aided by the worst class of Buck
ley's followers, and that to secure their
services be was obliged to barter away all
the offices.
Here are few OF the political chestnuts
whose names are reminiscent to the citizens
and taxpayers, and who are Boosting Of
their influence with the new boss, and they
serve to show what would befall the city
should the voters fail to defeat the machine
ticket OF the Sullivan Democrats.
Billy Fitzgerald, an old heller OF Bill Hlg-
gins, afterward Buckley lamb, now under
arrest on q charge OF false registration.
High in the councils OF Dwyer and Sullivan,
and said to be promised deputJship In
McDade's office.
Charles McGreevy. lamb Of the old boss
no lamb OF the new bOsses-seryed them
as INSPECTOR of their primary in the Thirty.
first District, where the ballots were found
In the box in bundles bound with rubber
bands. McGreevy it is understood is TO be
deputy in McDade's Office.
Neatly Murphy, an old Buckley lamb and
bruiser, now deputy boss for the Demo-
cratic boss In the Forty-frst District. is to
be deputy in McDade's Office.
George Webb. faithful Buckley lamb,
was made by Buckley a Deputy Sheriff. and
Is TO be deputy In McDade's office
Sam Braunhart. a devoted lamb OF Buck
ley and obe1ient lamb of Boss Sullivan. is
to be chief deputy in Ackerson's office.
| Ex-senator billie Williams" who ran
| against the Wallace Grand Jury so hard. a
devoted follower of Sullivan and one of the
| pillars Of the new machine, is to be deputy
| In Ackerson's Office.
| jim Neal, Nellie, the Gun" notorious
Buckley lamb, now an abject follower ol
Sullivan, is TO be deputy in the Office Of
Tax Collector under Block.
Jack Mannix, ex-boss of the old paitca
| firm OF Mannix and Brady, predecessors OF
Buckley. Mannix knows boss when hi
sees one, and his faithful service to Sullivan
IS said to have earned him deputyslip II
McDade's Office.
Henry Hart, Deputy County Clerk undsl
Buckley. admires Sullivan very much, and
is to be deputy in Haley's office.
Sam Newman, the old associate of Buck
ley, is to name a deputy in McDade's of
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deputy boss for Sullivan In the Forty-thir'
District, and in quiet way is supposed 4
give his master points from experience oil
the art of being a boss.
Little Dick O'Counor of the Little Louis
lana Lottery Company, ex-Buckley LAM
aud now assistant boss for Sullivan in tn
Fortieth District, is said TO have tire
appointments in the Office OF Haley.
These are few of the names not entirel
unknown In local politics. The voter
should remember that a vote for the Dos
ticket is vote for the people of the old hos
tickets. and stamp out all bosses and ms
chimes by stamping opposite the citizens
! NoD-Partisan nominees.
| a CLEVELAND DEMOCRAT.