The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-20

Johu Reisenweher. Charles =. Bruder.
ti'ninstructedJ
The announcement that John T.. Milholland
and II. q. Armour are instructed for Harrison
may he interpreted as anybody pleases. Mr..
Armour Is member of the Union League
Club and liberal contributor to campaign
funds. Mr. NIilholland has Just been turned
out Of his 81 a day Job by Secretary Foster be-
cause he failed to ARRANGE matters satisfac-
toriy with c. y. Bliss"
John y. Lawson is not impressed with Har-
risor. hut Charles II. Murray took the fraudu
lent census IN New York city and as reward
now holds place in United States District At
torney Nlitchcls Office. Jacob NJ. Patterson
wants to be on tho commission to build the
new Custom House and Appraisers stores.
and George billiard wants a slice OF the
Custom House carriage contract. All these
60 unnstructed however. The majority Of
the other delegates are not for Harrison.
In tho list of aternaes the Harrison sent-
ment is mixed. Deputy Collector Shea has n
good place. John Il. Nugent wants the money
changers place on Ellis Island. and Charles +.
Bruder has just got the stanip-sticking lob in
the custom House. Those who do not propose
TO let so Of z good hing may TO set down for
Harrison. Thos" who hope for good things
from Harrison speak family in his favor, but
Pluine would swtcr,he lot Ike II prairie fire;
night was. the turning down Of Bernard
liz lin as q delegate, from, the Tenth Congress
"t charseS
by Chairman Patterson o tncCounty Executive
Commltte with durlicity,,
Patterson.
i, seems that Henkcl was appointed two
year. age lahorer in ths ApprSss,rs stores Is.
gaine'. power and finally became the recog-
miHrd leader. he a;pired to n better place in tho
Federal service. Two months ago. on the rec
omm endaton Of Patterson. Henkel was APP
pointed assistant custodian OF tns New York
msn, o was not NO mad. it IS decIased Until
H.nkcl had positively agreed with Patterson
that he would vote with Patterson IN sending
Mr.. Biglin rs n delegate from the Tenth Con-
grcss district to Minneapolis. Patterson and
l!igin had not been particularly friendly but
c!ares that he was sincere, in insisting that
Henkcl would vote a, he had promised Tho
rol. George Bliss in the Eleventh is bitter
against bGn Eecan1s EG1 e fhs as
district fight. Col. Bliss determined TO make
matter; He was influential enough with
BiGhn and the Eleventh and tho sixteenth
voted to send Hencl and Col. Cruger as the
delegates from the Tenth Congress district.
There was lively row in the Eleventh Con-
dTst whSh is OF Th
ana so4 Hs' 1T Of tho tho
Wcisi Gibbs "f the Thirteenth t" elect sher
dan Shook Of the Fifteenth and Eben Demarest
Of the Seventeenth. Their plans miscarried.
fourteen from. his own district to win;
b HE sF t G5 d tn S s GefSSe sDo w
with Charles T. Polhemus. Of the Thirteenth
and Robert A. Greacen. OF the Fifteenth for
trict got nothing. and its fifteen delegates.
after some shaking Of fists, marched out OF the
Convention Hall at 34l West Forty-seventh
street and refused to participate In the Con-
"Shed and are mascots." said Gibbs last
night We helped nominate winner in
1888. and they thought we cou d do it again
The secret of Gibbss victory is found in the
districts put. the Seventeenth Assembly dis
trict in new Thirteenth Congress. district.
districts remain together In the new Tenth
Congress district. Gibbs. therefore. had little
difficulty in proving to eight OF Greacen's dele.
gates that their interests lay with him and not
with Wunmaker. who was going to be put
where ne could Do them neither good nor III
The only real Simon-pure Harrison delegate
Congress district. lie is Col. Elliott F. Sher-
ard. He was not chosen without an. opposi-
ton. 9crasoncd By his treatment Of Roman
The Convention was held at the headquarters
Of the Twenty.ilrst, Assembly district Repnb-
nn naHW am E nnd Sf F.
were nominated bv Herman Cantor. Jo-
,eph Murray. ex-Superintendent. of the
and waT a On St N Il" Of
Col shepard. He declared that the ColoneIs
81, ;omaIn"bn had a. already aenatsd from
that his :hoicc as delegate would do mu"h
to injure the party cause. Mr.. Brookfeld was
the unanimous choice Of thc delegates, Two
Superintendent Murray lett the Convention
hall Disguised.