New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL
PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIR.".
REPUBLICANS REoRGANIzINC DEMOCRATIC
DFI,FC NTES

DEI.EG NTFS.
The result Of the discussion for two years or more
upon the topic Of Rcpubllca1 reorganization has al
| last taiel shape In a practical movement. ih' COM
mittoe Of nfco1 to which the subject hl- been IT,
| crrcd i, composed OF representative men, au ''cS
will at once proceed t. give careful consideration 10
| the subject a meeting Of the committee. OF which
| to.cnh BENJAMIN is chairman. has been called for
| tomorrow evening. and vii! BE- held al the party
| HEADQUARTERS, at No. i51 LawrrnccSt The men ht.A'
! 10 exert the controlling influence IN the u'''''""'
| Of the committee Ecajamn T. Eiair' 'lc h'N'
vice president OF the Union Leaguc 'MD WHO otHcN''
I'm radicnl reorganization and smaller central R'N'
| crnlnc body David q. Baldwin. WHO doc h"' ue'
| leve any reorganization 1, necdfl, bu' VINO Is hp'
opposed 10 consideration Of the subject; Chail' d.
! Norton who thinks thar the clruoh uis'rc. 'lsV'"
OF rcpr ,crtation. from thc experience VIII III 'o
twenty nth Ward. Is the basil Of true rpT'S'n''''o.
Jacob Worth who fail, T. ~, 10" rc"rSilA'''''" w"
benefit the PARTY, and especially hold, mat Inc ee''
district ,y,c will not BE- representative, ~ '"c''
oro ~ few Rcpblica - in some districts, l. H''NcS
| red who believes that the practically unanimous
ycico Of tho party fav0rs rcorFanhatoh "e"'Eo =
Elliott Theodore e. Willis, !. h. fischer NJ D. p"'!'
J e. r. Dunwcn aud y. IL. y 'Ad'nnN w W. ".''
rich chairman OF tine General 'oh'h''ec' "'9 -
IN tbc committee after it appointed ne D''''''N
that the committee can have report ready 'o' TN
March meeting Of the General Committee
IL l. hardly likely that M! r''icai ''""s'
ia Tho pr,c ut system Will De attempted III inc l"c "
the coming Presidential campalrn' "mch wiz o"7'''
cuerclc, IN a few months. iu' s'ep' VII D tim" "
lin, out IN. Latent force in c. party to secure ever
vote ana - interest every man In to WIZ" u '
PARTY Thus the bl-i, VIII be hd i'f 'n'n '"u'' -
,ep, in q way Of al,c.i.- lie pl'E rcpic-. h'''I'"
may be dc,n,vi desirable E"Nt year.
.iy ,gcy,t poifl IN tie discussion already MA
/ - IN. favor with Which the PmiddclpNm P''' ''
Dat consideration Of which two yeas NJ" was wv
Al .En
tbat the wards arc entirely TOO great 10 D. ''' NM
e., tho efforts 10 secure the vii ii the voters WI"
, INIT Of Organization Ia ca'h election u''''''' '''
unn ,rin feel that HI, voI'e i h";'N' 49,
ma month";, meetings oil the Repubiicah WAR; A.
,,a,,on. ain BE- hcli on TUESDAY evening, ~ ~
| chnrg. la, yet bccn made regarding III" ."o"N
mon dncrcn, nights, and pending the eo"'"-l'''''"
-, ,hc re,rraniya,ion question ul"tc Is hhey 10 DO
~ ,., g., tho matter Tho subject % REORGANIZATION
| !. Low the uppcrmD-i top' ~ t"c parry ~" ~
n,,y 10 Dc discussed IN --omc Of ih' "sT|it'' "a M
- s.y,...i wards notably 'hc scvcutL lW'h''
iiri and rs cni, nfh. have already N''H ,Vp' "
con, i,prc.cntnt'on by election district an" "'''
| g. had t,er election district captains "pi""'"'
r.,,.cr.fl, prlni!rs have ben ca1.d .r 10 u"''o"
f., MI ,ue wards and towns 20 elect t!Te' ''''S''e'
tn,r, each 10 Assembly, ID strict conventions "n''"
Nlu meet Oh Ihur-dIy evening anu '''''0
delcgates from each =" attend tnc 7'''' -
| -, ,uary a wee. from tomorrow. Ia wars VIZ"
| ,, ,l,n 40 enrolled Dcuo,iats the polls VII b.
| ,,.u fr,,, 1 D. N. 10 . p. IN, III Other "h'u- h""
4 u. N. To- . p. m. and In the towns from p H. "
! % y. IN. =, ., ,.,,,,o,,s
/, Is no, Nicely that tie protest ly the opp'n'i,
Of the early convention made on f'lu'P Mani "''
| ur,lucc ANY eject upJn thc primaries. Trey nave
iee regularly called by the patty authonue', ana )
. ,.c..t n.uular uuriIus would AFFECT them. ot''.eN
, ,,o, -, ~, enrolled lit, OF tic patiy ana N.n'
.ntitlcd to vote pfimall,a has lo'u uc p1'NS'' ~
that there can De effort 10 defeat uc VIII Va '"o
NAT? =, the voting. But ~" voice U''' ''' ~"
,,teo1 VIII he heard not only in TIE state C'"N'nu'n
hnt also In the National Convention. II 'h' anu
lur r,c.lIuc d. Hal went Tar @ say Unit the
ilo Of President lIals'O "olh be preferable T.
d., choice OF the latter. io'.s'H'm"" "A'"'
49,. li,s!, indicted senator Hill for A.eh ,'Imos and
mGcncanD.s before Tie court of the party ''nd yum"
opinion.
The question n to the real me"nns OF the move
mcnt il.aimst senator ma been much d!7cn seu IL
political circles. \ weiniormgd Democrat n.y. A."
nan behind tho While matter IS oA>'ctc'i> "''"'',
who hopc, that IN the event ol opcl''S NV .'' u
sentiment III the party b.t"ccn C"V'iu a'' iiN'' v
IND -, opportunity Of becoming The EvoIitc ''a VI
Ncw-y orh with the White House Il, Tire sa lur a'
ambition" Tho nc.uiiois uttcrancc al senator irlI
when I'm Uvslyn last week II lkely - be uaeu against
him With powerful effect. lie said t. to'p'!"uoh
Counsel jerks, and afc:wald repeated u - eF""P "a
reporters, when asked about tue opponents ~ u.o
convention called for next week: They have the
MA, sncCtllE> anu Dl'ar udi'"o O"'
gates The inter lsch o: dignity in anch renaF"' 1T
ouly for the lowest type Of pJiticnn Is likely to react
with great force against Mr. Ill.,
Senator Hill hobnobbed with Boss Mclaughlin
and other party leaders when In TIE py 'ns' "e'h
nv went TO Mr. McLaug.llns hous; to luncheon
! Later he went to The BrsoElyn Cnb. oho 81 me
places which the ~cnato. visited WAS the MAYO. %
oAcs bnl hc evidently I'D rot succeed IN c'"\'rth'
Mr., Body the latter has pronounced hiins'i Ia
opposition to the early convchhOn a. ui"is 10 %''
the lclit.
There has been u & od deal OF pipe In
literal and net In a GguJuye sense about the city
Hall this week. The Waterman, thr,y s.A ihGhs
IA diGnetc: In lis doNniO"h pJluV 'lu iVl,l ,lsI,
.nchc, In the upper part rnnihi rom a. husC"Dod
In the lnsi week the work Ia, advanced II III tHl,oh
and Adams ITS, t. Rcmsen and .oii, a,S, p",,ims
acioss Cty Hall sGu'rr b"tWcen the Dcc'hrr Hl"'ut
and tie Ciiy lial st.pa. !hs hHg.lhE N"' '4Le hp
ana deep i;,nch WIS dns. lnc qr' "ins ii ply "p
nigh on one sidc. In ia" botiohl l,c 'tclv' vi t"S
iron pipe wcrc pac-i ard aitei tlc jU'hi' "cr. ~
cniely sodlced ,hc PIPE Wa Dv'ist =" ~. pi"s,S'
Of HE excavations many mug i"husr' 'ere 'hc'""
tered. and they were b,a,tci u piece, .,
lh" Boad Of EApcri tngin c''' Mes.t'. Moith1h,
fteey and hartin appointed 20 iilite I"i1 'n e
causcs of the accident u the coha'hi Nhcn cay OH
enIcr Inc copdl and mnse The necdiul examination
- determine tIs condition In Whrh II Is h' con
duit has uncovered frJn TIE pumping stdupn 80
thc break ana the crown ~, ~ 'o ,, VI stu
: with some old cracks In when Iuols the SIZE % "A
step the water conduit VIII be Guy on al spring
trcch. In, arfipl OF III '"'i 'h' Lew ci
IN, pummnc station aud that point will b"
promptly pumped dIy, and the engineer Viii
enter and examine the Interior conditions ana measure
the heignt of tue crown 10 Gclc,rn" the dcprcss n.
They VIII pTohaplv make some recommendations fl
rcgird t. strengthuniri
Tho introdnction of bill Into the legislature anrct
ing Brooklyn continue ono OF tie latest poyide, Tor
the purchase upon appraisal of the property, q, tlc
Long Island Water supply Company, which has an
exclusive franchise in the iSen MY sixth Ward ms
The proof the value Of the property will be
| made by the CORPORATION Counsel, who endeavored