The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-28
ADIEu, COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
CHAIRMAN JACKSON RESIGNS AND
JOINS TAMMlNY HALL.

JOINS TAMMlNY HALL
Anti..nappcrs Say that he Was Too Hasty,
and that There IL tn BE n Fine Ola Oppo-
uition. State and Locai-Some OF Thorn
Already Promising Federal Patronage.
The gentleman who. with hand urliited. In
earnest tones asserted. at n meeting OF the
county Democracy County Committee in 1890.
that he would DO the last man to leave that
faction. and in leaving would turn out the gas.
has quit the organization. Nor Is he the last
man to 60. for he wrote letter OF resignation
to Charles J. McGee. Secretary Of tho faction.
who is. therefore. better entitled to be known |
O. the last man."
Mr.. Jackson for the past three years has |
been Chairman Of the County Committee.
This is his letter: |
CoJ NeGe. Eq. seers'ary Nee York COUNTY Democracy
DEAN siR hereby resign the Craftsmanship of the |
County Committee OF the New York County Democracy
and membership in that organization.
In so doing beg to express my sincere appreciation
of tho uniform kindness and loyalty OF yourself and
those gentlemen with whom have been connected in
The past
/ am impsled to this step BY the convictions en-
gendcred by the events Of tho last few months aud
the great conflict from which united Democracy
emerged triumphant.
The attitude Of the party in this city upheld the
hands OF the wavering and doubtful Throughout the
entire land.
~
the country large what the Democracy OF this city,
when untorn by internal dissenson could accomplish
tho result convinced me that In tho immediate
future more perhaps than at any other time. union
here will relieve the incoming Administration from
embarrassment, and greatly assist IN the thorough
triumph. auspciousy begun. OF Dsmocratic princ'
pies throughout the nation
1t seems to me. after careful consideration. that
nothing 10 to be gained to the party at large. nor to
those with whom have been most closely connected
In politics BY perpeuatig old strifss whose meaning
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.Thosf lawyers can take either side OF case
SECRETARY Charles J. McGoe said that he had
ties to give IN the ghost Just yet. No meeting
hfI esss efsos resdeRnt he
Assembly district. and viii become member
Of the Tammany Hall General Committee for
E1-Mayor William R. Grace was surprised
snd oSsf to
tice Maurice J. Power was lust as much sur
h. M 81 Pa Se or ass
raSy He has alxays had the fslioTSsnip s and
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ticulars. but they are men Of their word. and
when they say that an anti-TAmmany organi-
Ss ere n in
Se .. ss:
man Gtiea SnHsids EQUITY Inn Hharman
snti.snap convention at Syracuse. would be b,
shs Tia m eou sH NJ Grace and NJ FairsSid
have already Information to the effect that APP
sistsn .t and that Mr. KEENAN, has asked these
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has written to Congressman Bentley Sg asktne
This - coneressman Bentiey's own town.,
MI Kornan has also written to c. N: Wick.
r se9 1 1nes h Msdn
S p rs Se
BY the anti-snappers in order to INDICATE their
bisd s tt that Az ssss1e ss
dsg. 9an i spfs1k s and sns
iBn aHDHss h ore to meet MIN on 'na' Gay
Thomas + Kinney Of UTICA; the ant,,snaD
n'fS 3; q NsT fs s az
snsppsls aay
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county Mr. Beach held the place under the
o Clinton Beck
With the regular State
Pestmaster Of Little Fs Is; me Old ASSOCIATES
IN 5fss r. Tsa &
sd ssss Bse. A ess s e ts so. S
s.nS S; IL % SsS is He q Sa Rs. and
that Mr. Bissell. ST.. and Lieut.. Coy. sheehan
s pcstsd Fs s. H. se Fairshd Anns' VINO
TO proceed further. tho old friends Of Mr.
Sss ill., L. 81
EoSd PLACE = Msshins,on h eha s.as and
osweso Ths ns
krs were also confident that ~ Lewis county
lion VIII BE- ths ae cisveand reprssentatSe
booked for removal BY Gov. Flower who
contemplRtes reorganization OF the Forest
Commission. increasing the number OF Com
nissloners from three to Aye. Concerning Mr.
snappers believe that he and Editor Northrup
wllhnye The distribution Of tho Fedora! patron
age OF that county. Mr.. Northrup in fact. has
notified his friends that everything is al
right. and that the regular organization will
marshal under Mr.: Cleyeland's former Ad-
lninlstrntion. confidently expects to have the
seKo county
40 TO put y mildly. Mr. Grace. and Mr.. Power
say "F Inc de thsir Or AMI
thro9ngh,nnt tn. state is intact They believe
unasS safp IN tho spring AN organization OPP
up here In New York city ''N
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