The sun., 1892-02-10
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
PLANNING TO MAKE THEIR CAUSE
MORE HOPEFUL
A Member or tho General Comaittss whe
Is Tired OF Walking Through GreeHs
wood Arer Every Election,


wood Arter Every Election.
The Republican General Committee OF Kings
county hold its regular monthly meeting last
night in the Criterion Theatre in Brooklyn,
and two hours were consumed In discussing
the resolutions offered by Mr.. Benjamin Of the
Sixteenth Ward at the previous meeting pro.
vidng for u sweeping change In the manages
mcnt OF the party by wiping out the General
Committee and organizing by election dis
tricts.
Mr.. Beniamins plan for placing the party
In Kings county in shape to do battle with the
triumphant Democracy is substantially the
same as that In operation In Philadelphia.
He argued that the General Committee did
not fairly represent the mass OF Republican
voters and that the election district system
was required so stop the growing Indifference
to the success Of the party.
Mr.. G.. ID. Murray OF the Eighth ward be.
lieved there could be no success with the press
ent machinery. For his own part. he liked tho
principles OF the Republican party. but he also
liked to share occasionally In political vic.
tory. He and many others all over the county
had become, tired Of walking through Green
wood Cemetery nftcr each election. Unless
the election district plan or some other radi-
their accustomed place in tie there rear rag again this
year.
sented a substitute for, Mr.. Benlamin's plan
in tnG Of rrog,ang pr for tho
shs r majority @ Of the cammttee to Se
supporting his Proposition. io. declared that he
was not IN favor OF hasty action. but would
s6sad pbsfF an 6s ro S ec until % icy Sas adopted
ths iss sSs @
of the terrible Incubus OF Democratic control.
Mr.; Geolgo b. Elliott thought that Democratic
attention paid by the Democratic managers to
o Ss d II the
ment Of SECRETARY Blaine from the I
field. He did not consider. however. that the
~ any With
ceived with faint applause while Biains's was
Mr. G. Meb9naa. a Scotch American dol.
egate from the First ward. introduced an eie.
by declaring that he was q scotchmsn By Birth
and an American by adoption and that he vas
eas
I've are alone and by ourselves; We infu.
m nd we sd
ysa} s1%e S.Sst NV
the coming election :"
COMMITTEES hnd heard enough Of tho British.
American Association. and said that for ali no
dsGG asG aspsrsny be hisPs s ntc 5
shoudei SaSa esr sHs s4f seisRe sees % &c:
condition until awakened BY the mention Of
the, name Of the magnetic statesman from
Ex-s Senator. ex-Assembyman. and Election
commissioner Jacob Worth took the floor and
Hs Hs hS Th 1 his f.
ton OF party was required. In the judg-
nnd msPt e e ms%bs5s Sa9dss ahs ss9k
not ae9Rs sz spss
Tami any Hall Il Is conducted By ASS Hsssmbi1
sg sn y sd ss an nP
We want union. At the same time. leadership
Is sst Sb.a Is much IL nts
Sig men. who 9nderstand the policies q tho
oSn PATTY spa sSst e..
ganization plans should BE- postponed until
"a to reflect .s,
p oi the Republicen forces Ia ths ,fift6 ward.
hit straight from the shoulder. The trouble
sas sSss 70 nSs
We have been, wrong on the hieh Iieenss
and ts the mai Fl the party s 8os
reform. iAppiausej The young men. too. are
not encouraged to Join our ranks. and are al.
rear"
After some further discussion Mr. Blair's
resolution for a committee of fifteen to con-
slider and report on a plan Of reorganization
man Goodrich appointed the following as the
COMMITTEES and It will probably be heard from
haye been IN full progress: Joseph Benjamin.
B. F. Blair "a M N; J. pa4y. ": Il. Quinn. e = Nor
Daniel 4: BALDWIN. W. G. Treadweil. Israel +.
Fisher Theodore B. Willis. Robt A. Sharkey,
w. II. N Cadmus. Jacob Worth.