The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
BROOKLYN POLITICS.
Senator Hiii WITH speak To.aorrovs Night
ALLEGED Repahllcan Sereniix.

From this time forward tho campaign in
Brooklyn will be pushed In dead earnest. and
brisk lighting will be kept up all along the
line until the votes have been deposited on
Nov. 9. The Democrats will unfurl their ban
ner to-morrow night at this Academy OF Music.
with Senator David d. Hin as the chief orator
OF tho occasion. Congressman Breckenridge
will also DO present and make an address. A
reception will bo given to them at the Claren-
don Hotel boioro starting for the Academy.
which will be attended by Chairman Harrlty.
Edward Murphy. Jr.. Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan,
Richard Croker. and Hugh Mclaughlin.
The anti-snnppers are a good deal disgrun-
tied over the manner In which the regulars
arranged for their meeting. The former had
planned to capture The honor of formally open.
ing the ca paign in Brooklyn on Wednesday
night. The Academy Of Music was hired for
the occasion. and the announcement was made
that Carl Schnrz would speak. Then Chair
man Pcarsall Of the Campaign Committee. act
ing under the directions Of Hugh Mclaughlin.
and without consulting the representatives OF
the Mugwump element. secured tho Academy
Of Music for the Monday night meeting. Tho
when it was learned that Senator Hill would
be the star OF lie occasion. but they have wise;
night. Finding TINT Mr.. sehurs could not
cuTTy ONl MS enkuEenleEJpn ICCOuntOI lllnySS.
they secured ex-senator Thomas A. BayArd to
take his place. Secretary lonGc OF tho lrovi-
SIGNAL Committee nf tho antt.snnppcrs said:
We have been iDconvenienced in this mat.
ter. The regulars did not consult with our
COMMITTEES, and the first wo learned about he
Monday night meeting WAS when we read Mr..
Pea rSlllS announcement in the newspapers.
We will not, however. allow this thing to cause
any trouble or provoke u row between the two
organizations. nor shall we interfere locally.
The warning Republican factions. led by
Reycnue Collector Ernst Nathan and Naval
Officer Theodore !. Willis. respectively. wore
deeply Interested In the nnnonnrement III The
SiN yesterday that Dave Martin of Fennsylva-
min vas going to bo scntto BROOKLYN to unite
tho disrordant eloui cEts. il possible. There Is
no question that tho most bitter feeling still
prevails among tho Republican forces in
Erooklyn. and that tho antagonism to Secre-
tary Tracy in one Of tho contcnding camps is
rs strongly marked ns ever. There would DO
almost oi,el revolt in. the ranks did the I'M.
lressi.n not prevail that Secretary. Tracy will
leave tho Cabineti in case OF President Harri.
sons recollection. Tho Nathan mon openly
proclaim that they will not rest satisfied until
Nathan himself. however. says that everything
is lovely. and ssrcncly predicts u big disap.
rointmnnt for the Democracy in Kings county.
Mr.. Willis. who has been beaten in. every
pitched partisan battle with the shrewd lteve-
nue. collector. takes an equally rosy view OF
the outlook. Both profess. in spite VI their
personal s1uabbling. to, be working night and
day and with unprecedented energy for the
success IF the national ticket. and neither
retishes the prospect OK Mr.. Davo Martins
descent as u paciler.