The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-15
LOOK OUT FOR HAIR PULLING
fEPEBLICAN DISTRICT LEADERS
GROULISG At PATTERSON.
They We're Suppressed Before Election,
hut Now They See No Use In Keeping
SttiI-The CoMnty Committee McetInG.

hat Now They See No Use In Keeping
stsii-The Couuty Commi,tee Meeting.
When the Republican County Committee
meets next Thursday evening in Grand Opera
House Hall it Is possible that tho proceedings
will not he altogether harmonious. Tho ma
chine Is badly out OF repair. Chief Engineer
Jacob NJ Patterson. the Chairman Of the Exec-
utive Committee. would probably hive been
set aside before election had not the Repulli-
can leaders In the State interviewed to prevent
1t and urged that a free fight In the organza-
ton on the eve OF Presidential contest might
DO disastrous to the party. Surface harmony
was maintained. but the disaster came along
all the same District leaders were talking
yesterday OF old fossils" and "incompetents"
in way which left no doubt as to the appica-
tion OF these terms to the men who have
directed Republican local campaigns
We've got to have somebody who isn't
wholly selfish to run things" said ono OF
| thcm yesterday. land we must Gator to the
young men moro. There Isn't anything to
| appeal to tho young men in the way the or
| ganization is run. Tho candidates are always
old war horses OF tho party. and young man
Is never put forward. II We don't get the
young men into tho party we'll die OF old age.
Think OF what wa had to mako fight with
In this county! On<y $40 an election district
| Patterson was only 20. ng to give us $50. but
| We kicked and got SO moro. What kind OF
show could We DO expected to mako against
Tammnny Hall with 80 little as that? 1t wasn't
into my own pocket Tor $500"
Although the regular reorganization OF tho
hs and T ss
cember 1t is e1EeStod tina. ne suEp res ~
nG that
sion tho committee appointed to arrange for
the reorganization under the new aphortion-
Nf - RI inf ~ fo N a.
discussion, in which ratt srson viii hear Nm.
IN ety. sn The
may perhaps lie nreciritnted at the meeting OF
in tho Grand 0ncrn House building;
He viii rrohabiy remain 1t III. head q the
The hspablisans Of the Pia%ond b hack X
ard Hail. sss NTH t stree, and
enue. and were unhappy together. Chairman
how they had run The district with less, money
than ever before. and the Toys yroaned ct the
amSns saf sd h4 81 . had fl;
did las. year: he said. and the boys croaned a
.sBut Ms Clark: said; everybody sGmss
astsst 10 tie sfss hav.
q .Ssir ecat!iSatS' !,;, e the general funds
The. Finance Committee reported $3.50 re-
ceived for election expenses. and Sl.3lo ex'
White haired j.. c. Sanders said that he had
come to the meeting thinking that the orCani
: cation might have come to the conclusion tina,
ai ssd to IND tho IL? sS
can spirit alive.
but 1t certainly don't feel 2ooo.
Acting sesrstsry Mason said that + th ;H:
ought to be s OF e
Vi II there was ever time to break the close
corporation which ruqs the county at,I machine
blood into tho party, This. young mon have MOI
been allowed to lind Heir way into fb thS he
alwn9s Stood in she at se
Ing that they have 'esn in charge for tl d.e
We arc only wanted to pull the caucus ticket
pushed llSSH to The wall BY the rsarporiionm.nt
have been transferred to tho new sixteenth
o TIA. a tt Ia hss hat
! Young Joel s. Mason followed in the same
strain. He declared that Tamnany's magnin
, cent organization IL due to the part given t.
: the snthnsiastje young men.
The Republican party In this city" said dh ne
? who know BY, sight ever, the accredited lead
, By Renubli,ea4 Administration and that is
} Chairman Clarke took issue with Mr.; Masor
2 on tho propagation that the accredited leaders
hims elf are not Known By sight in the district
s sGs As IL then eaox1sa M hi
A%G2 n TIE nov members
;. been proposed before election.