New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
ftbLlC MEN AND Affairs.
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION STILL CoNsID.
ERfD-TALK OF CONSOLIDATION WITH
: Ew-YORK REVIVED.

EEw-YORK REVIVED.
I'M, week promises to be a bu.y one politically
The Republican Reorganization Committee ard the
Democratic General Committee will nice, tomorrow
evening, and the Republican Executive Committee on
Tuesday evening Dates will Dc chosen FOR tile
primaries 10 elect members OF the General Committees
% both parties for the coming year The chief IN
t.,rest in the meeting Of the Republican Committee
Of Fifteen upon Reorganization TO morrow evening will
centre In the report OF the subcommittee which went
10 Philadelphia last week 10 study the system In
vogue in that city and In the discussion ~ IL, details
The report of the Reorganization Committee will not
be made e. the General Committee until its meeting
next week. and will not De- formulated to morrow even
ing II thi, report shall recommend tn, practical
adoptio Of the Philadelphia plan II will involve the
wpmg ont Of tno present organization. and the Gen
cral Committee will in effect vote itself out Of eX
l,tcncc This Is likely TO be seriously opposed, ana
rl,sn contest will probably be prccipitated.
The adoption Of III" nc.y system would involve dis
pcnsnc with the Dcccmber primaries which are pro
vidcd for 10y the bylaws of the committee. motion
70 defer tho primaries until after the reorganization
ouc,tlon was disposed Of voted down in the
REORGANIZATION Committee outside Of lis province.
Ti. matter really belong, to the Executive Com
r,ittcc which has name date for the primaries %
ho submitted and voted upon by IN" Gcrclal Com
mittce The faction conir Hing the Executive Com
mittco will probably pronounce against the adoption
Of The phia system. and will recommend the
holding Of the primaries December u. tn" stuggi,
viii thcn Ice relocated TO the General committee
All the member, Of The sub committee which visited
philadelphia last week. save one. returned fun Of
enthusiasm for the system which has worked we'll
in that city, and that on. W. W. Goodrich. was in
cltncd to think tina; the lack Of city patronage would
initiate against rs success I'm BROOKLYN n Piin
d,phia there are 900 Republican Off c-hold'rs l'ut
,lr fact remains fil' there such BODY Of Office
holder, whon the ,y-'cm VA, adopted IN Philadelphia.
Tho civ wa, thon controlled 10y the Democrat, just
a. R,ootiyr +, now. and they seemed strongly In
,rc,rh.t in ,,,wrr II tool. five years to make the
change and tlcn he Republican,, sO"n succeeded In
wrestling control Of locG Office, from the Democrats
Another objection urged aGain,' Oh" new -N-'"m j.
,hc item of cxp,n-o II Is thought thar Tier" VIII
neither be IN, fund, avalnba for general purpose
th,, are now ctAvci from IN" General Committee
member, no. an amount available for IN" cost 81
r,ptin- meeting place, IN each election district
Naval Officer VIII. I, Chairman Of thu committee
which visited Philadelphia. and be mus expresses his
views: " am In favor Of tl' ADOPTION 81 ID" Pmn.
d.pbia system II W. cam secure election district
orcnniza,;on which win Interest tl" Republican voting
,op,la,ion I'm pinsric, well %, elections De-.
Uoy. w, could lave = political organization ia W-
co,,ty which would Doc equal % ANY 100 DE country.
ru, II win rc necessary 20. Tho non NJ influence in
tia r,.,eui organization L"artilN 90 support II. 80
,b,. th.. system can lc thoroughly introduced. Now
+, IN, time 10 act in thc matter. 80 -, {" PVT the i"iN
I'm shape for the Mayoraliy campaign nest fan. y
reorganization j. delayed low &c." members VIII o.
elected to the General con mliee and thcy viii want
,o ,crv. ont ihl~ terms, and 80 any change VIII O'
DELAYED until next yeas. I'll" mnft'f ha, now boon
ei,ot,d tv. years or uor. AMI the advantage, "i "a
change have been pointed out clearly ard c"n'm'
.iy,l- The PhilddaIhii system }, 90 'A''h'" one
ard can b. luti.luccl in Bt0ohNn VITA |hcht -
I'm. partv j NAV imw4- ih" sup macy d" ''i'"'h
leader, bui the party a "l"f WIZ S'" -''''''
49,. NIT, u,.. some method 10 ,'mulai" party l''iNI
or II viii die out and $50 shall De- unable :" maintain
even the semblancr OF an oIsan]'i'. "'i" ,.'
p.rg,r,,aiior Commute. viii D. able 10 chang" u"
existing method . g., initial
ror ,or,bly 10 the people Of Bloohl'n in The n'N'
few month, than ever before. c'n'ld'iaH' Nh"
her Of leading men are convinced oi iA' ""N"""'''
m b secured by union with the mciropal, aad even
the opposition Of the lo.h newspapers. Wh''" h"r
of the los, OF present prc-sc Jas. evoked G1ppf"NaI
Of the .chcmc. IS weakening aud ti"' ar b'Sihn"s
10 .av that they expect union VIII come Tie H'''
Estate EXchangc is actively moving Ia tir mAlrr' ana
another meeting for the presentation Of th, projects
Of the promoters Of tn consolidation movement viii
be- held this week. at which Andrew u. Green y = J.
Stranahan and Others viii epcilt IL Is hoped 10
secure sufficient Interest Ia a." movement e. 81 up
mass meeting IN the Academy II Music. E'orts are
10 hc mndc drag Issue into the Mnvoraliv cam
paign ard 20 make tho ann Naton question one upon
which the city viii practically vote ncAt fall In IN"
choice % "a new chief maeistfatc. The effect oi
union with New York would De- to diminish ~ not 80
wipe out the power Of the local Democratic leaders
and onicohol!c-,. and thcv NAV Dee depended upon 4"
oppose 81. But the taX-payinS pubic f'" M
burdens under the present city government and VIII
lee ready for anything which promise. rci.f When
tax payers sought their BILL lat week. they found
that they had to pay considerable amount In ~
Of lat i.iu pnp fh
200 of valuation. adding over $40 io man who
pays taxes on $3.50 worth Of property.
\ concrete Illustration OF the difference between
New York aud BROOKLYN t. shown bv the fact that
n $4,000 house I'm Brooklyn is taxed $ig2 20 While
4 house az the value IN New York T. taxed only
&g2 90 II ia" tax payers vote upon the question
81 consultations II /, thought that majority would
favor II. 50 many complaint, have been made OF 'hc
increased tax rate that Nlvor Booty feels con