The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
LOTS OF Ex-REpUBLrCAys.
NuEent win f1na Plenty or Co~panS Geiss
Into Tnmmnny.

Nearly every district leader In Tammany
Hall rerorts that many Republicans will entor
the Wigwam at the primaries to be held on
Wednesday evening. Besides en- Coroner John
RNugent other former Republicans who will 60
on the new Tam'nnny Hall General Committee
arc: Ex-Assemblyman ID. Morgan Hildreth.
In the Twenty-flrst Assembly district: Samuel
Engel. ex-Alderman Christian Gootz. Max En-.
gel. and j.. j. Srarenbcrg. in tho Third dis
trict; Patrick j. Lyons. tho deftate ed candidate
for Assembly in the First: Morgan H. Nc.
Monegal. one OF the Wicked Gbbs's lleuten-
ants in the Thirteenth. and John Ellcrd. a lie.
publican County Committeeman in the Tween
ty-nfth. Senator plunkt said yesterday that
he will add eight good working Republicans
to tho Tammany Hall Committee In the
Eighteenth. and Police Justice ID. f. MclIabon
has promised ten Republicans places on the
Iammany Committee in the Nineteenth.
One OF the stories heard yesterday WAS that
the Wicked Gibbs was to CO. but this was not
considered possible after tho experience OF
James King Duffy OF the Thirteenth. Mr.
Duhy Joined Tammany n year ago. He was
very enthusiastic. almost too much SO for n
new convert. thought loader John c. Shcehan
Mr.. Duffy did not learn much of Mr.. Sheehan's
m ,,,,in and he is now back with the ls-
Mr.. ,Nugent has sent his letter of resignation
lican state Committee and President Of tho
nenuhlicnn County Committee. lie writes
t u.s sh p"1y Is rty OF
,n n a. ana become mononolists by means Of
in, the Tenth Assembly district and is 10 he
added 70 John lIcilly's delegation on the Tam
many i,nLl General Committee:
NJ Nugent was IL member OF the state Com
ml'tce. WIS elected Coroner by the R"rubli-
stand privilege in Castle Garden. When the
lhm I'm 1 SATIN was sent overto Ellis Island
son a and T,.y M" G,rn IA. ApJsr
srE Mr Nugent didn't like that.
,c Mr f Sf"rm.rassociatcsin he sennh.
10 f%SS MYTH a ,h'y fr nnd
not blame him in tho least. They said IN the
contrary that it is "a wonder that he hadn't
one Of the distinguished leaders and hard.
est workers said that Nugent had been most
shn,n"fully treated 10y I'll" Harrison Admins
ann L"nS oi they TN i hSd f lssn so to
rlnteIy tied hy tho Indifference Of senator
ryanN in,%'f ana ,he crate course pursued
tive Committe"
Tho i:eunhlican leaders with whom srv
la,crs?": They were glad tia, Ssna so1 !is: lis:
t ty.,, Of Ar Patterson rs Chairman OF the
wanted the place now. as tho holder of il
would get nothing but kicks and cuffs for the
They laid that II fight was on Mr.. patter-
son could not secure three votes in the COM
mitt"o Tor his retention IA Chairman, but that
all were so listless aud indifferent Tint they
rreier 10 hav" him take ii and get the soaknC
When. they said. lie deserves.
Theyaccuscd Patterson Of developing nlmos.
= h!s"trd luminosity to Irish american ltepui-
leans NuCent. they added. WAS only ono
more on IN" list. Patterson had pursued nm
Identical course with Mike Cregan Of the old
SiXieenth. ike burns OF the old First.and John
>. Brinn OF he famous old eighth, all now
u"R! lie ha,! not fought these men or Mr.
NuErnt openly. hut in a left In nded way. 1t
- well known that Deputy Collector Dennis
Shea. Bernard EiElir. and other Irish-Amer
leans in the .lniZatinn are opposed to Iatter-
sons irethods. The lt"rublican county orCnni-
HatInn has been growing weaker year by yeaf
until now It is hut II she'll.
civil Justice Samson I.achman OF the Sixth
District lril Court has decided to Join Tam
many. His name will appear on tn. General
Committee ticket which will be voted at the
Tw"ifth Assembly district primary.
The Twelfth district was formerly known as
the sixteenth. and Justice Iarhnan has for
years teen II vonng County Democracy
lieutenant cf Maurice J. Power The friends
o. the tiv'! Justice w"rcn" surprised to learn
TINT he would shortly be"om" q full-lledged
Wt.wamile. as they have Known for some tino
tina. senator Edward T. gan has been inn
rortunnS T. IN to get under the Tammany
Hall umbrella.