New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
TO ESTABLISH A BIG CLUB.
REPUBLICANS ANXIOUS FOR An ADDITIONAL OR

managed to make the dolngs Oh the hcP"p"'" "
gnnzaon in Kings County Interesting took themselves
and their cares 10 Minneapolis and almost cNeSp"'S
would forgotten their existence had II ho' uee"
fr the effort, of correspondents Of local newspapers
10 tell their tOwnsmen OF their doingS, inc or""t va
views which came did not come 10 cach anu ~"
discussions which over the sayings oi "'n'''
BROOKLYN men The politicians VINO were Ici' /" '
city were too few and too much lhtetes'eo IA '
situation at Minneapolis TO do much meeting VI
the Executive Committee was called at u'' "o'u
ouartcrs in Lawrence St. on Tuesday evening" ou'
there was 10 quorum present and consequently "'
business done.
There is a movement on foot to establish ars'
Republican Club in Brooklyn, and some oil the ic'G
Of the party are making the preliminary arr7nso
ments Samuel Il. Duryea WAS To have 'aI" "
active part in the enterprise. His sudden deo' 40
all the details TO be planned by other pcu,
definite plans have yet been formulated, ou 'o 'u'"
of the promoters Is TO have large "s'"'N
Guiding several thousand Of the yoa"e mn " ,,
party from all parts of the city. ihe7o MN w. 80
most part are unable to Join suc' al VI e' ,.,
the Union League yet would be glad to pay '"u'o,"o
sum 10 belong to a club Of shhdihB i'e ~ -
do mot satisfy all their NEEDS. With the largo mem
hersb,n which might be gathered strong 'ito 'o''
no made which wonk serve To a"ahen e''
among the Young mea Of the party IL oo"iu 80 80,
do no harm to hing together on H'o"'' 80,
footinr mor, Republicans than are Dio"e"t "o
he condition
,on woud I'm no way Ire rival 10 VIC ~
o,o,,e o1ab which has distinct field Of It's own ana
a membership list already FULL Neither "oui' /" una"
the Young Republican Club. what Is Hecu' "
carry the principles, the dsin!ere ted parry io''N ~
tie enthusiasm, which the Union League anu
Young Republicans As individuals anu
have shown. among other Republicans VINO are 'oo
uro, % rcmembcr their party allegiance only where
,bern &c n urinary contest to be decided pron''n'"
mcmber of The Union League speaking Oh u'o P'''S
said: at certainly should be encouraged
The death IN Tuesday of Samuel d. Duryea Is u
serious loss TO the Republican party ana 10 ,ra
liza hod been identified with the city all his iie' '0
had been a student OF theology and law, '"c ',a ,'
Of a vast property a phIlnnthroplst ana po'u'"i
lit r.ork In the Young Republican Club IN ices -
s,tn remembered lie belonged 10 the uehei'i 'o"'
miifs and the Executive Committee ana was o"s "
IA. candidates Of his party for Alherlh" ~ ''t0
fall His recent gift TO the city OF ihho i' " r
gives him title to the euttnde OF every '','os ~
proohIvr The eight acres along tho proposed SnoI'
arvewav and New York Bay cost Mr.. Dnrse' s'o'o
and in few yrars will be one OF 'le ino'' 'p""o
is ahou, nrooxlyn II gives a. the city park sue"
rs II might have had in the centre OF ,'e nv -,
suggestion OF r,scrving plots along the ""'er N'''
been followed years ago. =, e
rno,o l. t,oubIe I'm the Democratic camp. IL y
concealed as carefully possible from all petsons "
side the ring but the disagreement Is III DANGER
tn, ,r reachinc In It's consequence. and someu"'
no hnnos, pcope Of Brooklyn may get th'ir uhs
lob, DeImor no longer goes 30 con'ult "'he Dos
nbout the policy Of the machine ana '"e DOS 90
hecn heard 10 make remarks decidedly uh'o'"P""'"
tary not 10 say profanc. about Dcimm n a 'i''"s
IIo hos even hntcd that he might not smile upon h'S
followers enough 10 go TO chicHso "'u u'o "'''r
for which. Delmar Is arranging -,
Dc,nsr has made trouble for the machine p' III
,ror ON the poolsccrs Some Of the ring want tnei
omen pelmar Is the cause oil their prihs "D
lie has large interest In the Br"ohSh 'o'"cS O'
and doesn't want his profits cut down uS '"o P'm
sellers They on the other hand have suons pun
ON Tho other part Of the machine. District Au"hc'
RIdgway according 10 a juror told the ''a'', '"'
,,., a., Indictment should not 10 found, as IN hls
opnIon "a strictly commission business "nS iet''
In this view h. has the support on Dis'''''"
NIcoll OF New York. Delmar however. was not s4"7
eea ard began a campaign as1inst INC Poo'>cne''
MAYOR Body called on the Corporation 'ouise' ~.
an o,inion and the opinion was one ms"e 10 sun
Del,nor The result Is that pool-seihng j. s'"pl'"'
and two men ARE out on bnll a"huhs eN"
The District. Attorney fnndy says That he 'a"a ITO
Interest in the cases. II Is refreshing 10 hno" "''
de,4rmiped politician who l. interested can Close up
business which DStrlci-A'Orhoy NV" ~
powcrless 20 suppress.
Another thorn which Demar has placed III INC
,e,. aide IA credited to 5upcrv at Large kinhci
,rho is on the road TO reputation ms re''rn''.
This Mclaughlin does not Ike. for the SugseSu' "'
there L. ANYTHING In the administration 10 cio" NV
pleasant lie would not 50 much II knRei do
~, s,and in the way OF some party schenes, ana Eep'
ouIet about IT, or n he lei the schemes 90 through ana
,.n huut nm n reputation by Directing 10 a few HUE
,bncs But TO have man who Is utterly h'Tao"p'e
Stand in his way with votes and Investigations IL no'
nessant Delmar Is at the bottom ol ,''S' '"'
snnorvl.ors who are particular friends oi Dea mort
Than any other have the ear oil Tie S"Per'lso'"'
Large
II must have brought great glee to DeimaI wh'h
Y,,lel went down 10 The county buildings at fhtDNh
49, ,Ln coro ont aot.foo,ed with the statement that
hc had found 5000 pounds Of rotten meat there "n'h
,pas hnc served 10 patients In the different iHSuu
,ions This came cose home TO tine ho's' '''S
uephew ". II. Mclaughlin Is superintendent Vi sup
niles nj Flatbush and responsible for any anh HIesu
iores as the supcrvsorat-Large complained OIL Inc
gnrry caused by the revelation hns blown over Du'
The feeling which led TO it and which was deelehcu oy
II still exists.
The rank and file OF the orcc holders not anxious
70 spend their money for trip TO Chicago ana there
4, difficulty in getting up the big delegation "h'h "
WAS intended TO have represent kings comfy pelma''
who is organizing the delegation complains t~' 'he
mo, WIN get the big salaries unwilling TO pay LOT
,,e,,,utes The officers answer that they have no
,,u, ,o srend money for the sake OF giving DelIMr
chorce Ia wear a badge and walk at the head Of DIG
crowd. , ,
In The intervals Of its laoors TO keep the eApendf
tnres OF the city and county low enough SO ,i". Wv
r,huc u1u not revolt, and the debt within the legal
limits the Board Of Estimate finds time TO ano"
raise OF salary now and then 10 da CRYING wofRer
ON "Wednesday the board decided to allow Dnnei kya
county superintendent Of construction and repairs VINO
now draws $1,000 u year, to have 5000. Controller
Jackson thought $4,000 would be enough but he WIS
overrnled The board at the same meeting cut uo"n
The estimate for the burial oil veterans io @-oo'' ~
$4,000.
lain lixefo of N "A
rossh,a dark horse I'm the National Democratic Con
yention, and his active part In supporting senator
lin has been attributed by some to notion on MS
mart TINT. II Hill could not DC nominated, INC ude
might run his way The politicians, however, seher'
ally scont the idea that the General = PosSbhV'
The Long Island water supply scheme has gone ia'
o,,, for the oppontmcnt Of commission TO condemn
lie cnmnany IL was appolntcd by Justice Pratt on