The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
SULLIVAN OF THE SECOND
LIKELY TO BECOME TAMMANY DIS
TRICT LEADER WOW.

TRICT LEADER WOW.
ne n. n Man Of Light and Leading, with an
InteressisG Record. aad = had Man to
right in the Assembly or Out Of II.
ALBANY. April 2.-Undcr the new apportion-
ment Il 10 likely that the name Of the Hon.
Timothy Dry Dollar Sullivan will appear on
the list Of the Tammany district leaders.
Even II the district which Mr.. Sullivan now
represents in the Assembly is unchanged he
may succeed Police Justice Patrick Diver,
who is now the district leader. but who is
somewhat anxious to relieve himself from tho
cares and woarisome burdens Of tho district
leadership which he has had for many years
Justice Diver has moved out OF the district.
and for some, time Mr.. Sullivan has looked
after many Of the political details for his con-
stituents.
Mr. Sullivan 10 one OF the most interesting
figures IN New York State and local politics.
He knows the people he represents perhaps
better than any other New York Senator or
Assemblyman. He knows OF a blood relation
ship with over 800 Of his constituents. ana in
oiudink thoir relations and connections. he can
trace fauily ties with a majority Of one OF the
tive nationallties which make up almost all
the population Of the district.
The population OF the district Is largely
irish. Italian. Hebrew and Chinese. as poly
slot a constituency as can be found in the
state. Mulberry Bend and Doyers street con-
tain representatives OF almost every race. and
can speak sHsy iS osn,} e
In dss'' ne rsR ana Italians a
ops Batter se fs
i GlsIqS he oSulsssry Band Psi
n nese D Gssstaurants. aud opiam dens The old
clothes SECTION Of Baxter street. the, place
TSsTs IYs 1 ps pses IT, be and ysS1 s
OF the two or three leaficss scrub trees which
are planted there: tho dime museums around
Ehf'hsm square. and McGlory's old Armory
Mi. Sullivan was born in the district. He
Tie Is s bn man in ii
Is terms He is not in the least
Try "a ~ h IN Cen
the Assembly. Mr.. Sullivan offered an amend
ment that the psnaEerie be transferred e
sss b. Howard Gros6y Who SfR time
s ior ss and
s.id that Mr. snliyen had graduated from the
''i' ess undsrstana An Why O tSe gentleman
wants the menagerie moved" retorted Mr..
wsss loose Ph
his dude constituents would be scared to
rn MY ds na Scad
Ht a9othsr time: when the Washington Cen
a amspdms Which, nj. Sullivan had afiored
s c sssts fla Ia ths RESULT 5o Woa hs
hood q the Tombs Which would spoil the ef-
~. sui Van 1hs sd been looking uu Mr. eros.
bl& ge9eoloey: and be replied:
tss. 9od deal on when yoJ
ss ga Kk:yoTS,tiSns.y 4 ie%i I|y.. vas
Sus Tp VIE It but when you tse Of Te old co
sai1! Families you amt there any more than
Mr: Sullivan Is not an orator. but he is an
yotes. which feE Legislative speeches Do; He
80 slgume ont. Perhaps The most demolishing
Ta 9sSs IN ne o4.ss s9uss
fS S sv tSe 81 tSs eo q
bssa al tSss ssoet and bond; had been
offered for yotes In IT'S favor in previous years.
md xho Ssa
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OF the great city Of New York. the magnificent
WSoss intsrests W. should most fondls Cherish H
In TssyoHs that WAS uRs6s to
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distributed here to effect its passage"
Judge dseene's speech stopped. and the bill
i & rssorts Ike these. which have made Mr..
Who have v1inersble Bits. They seek to con.
ets hin before thsZ bbbnE their b
IL getting through the measures il which he
4. s q hsh 81 hs Eass RSsr
SSs Hsinsy Badse Pin. ths Casualty Iasursnss
bis fesncisi Bills than almost ali Of the other
mspssEs put t so, Ss Dollar
boy through hts abstemious habits, He
PsptS. dd Ths RSb TO- 81 n. not has
eiung to him ever since, a b Though Re ~ the
thing Intoxicating, not even beer. over his own
means more with him than nickname. for he
d sSt dsy. an s dos
Smoke. He occasionally CANDLES. but he has
none Of the vices which tell on u mans face or
waist.
In personal appearance Mr.. Sullivan is tall
and slnewy. He is one OF the best fighters in
his district; At the end Of his iirst term he
BY thrashing seven Of his enemies In one after
noon and evening. Three Of them. the Brown
eether. the proceeds taking fifty minutes. and
resulting In the constant treatment Of Mr..
Sullivan by his constituents with continuing
and unqualified respect
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