The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
LAIDOUT THE HARRISON MEN
OFFYCEHoLDERs, OF THE NINTH
RAISED CAIN LAST NIGH1.

| Were Just Going to Thump the Other Eel.
lows Heads when They Renenbered
| That We Are Republlcaus" and That
Reporters Were Present-'rhat hnsser.
It was the liveliest sort OF scrimmage. The
| Federal of1lceholders in the Ninth Assembly
District Republican Club had called special
| meeting to discipline the Harrison men who
had Ind the temerity to buy on the credit OF
the organization a banner. q transparency.
$500 copies OF the Elliott F. Shepard edition
OF the Harrison speeches. and to contract for
an electric light which should blazon on the
blackness OF night the name and fame OF Ben
jamin. The offlceholders were disciplining
these fellows after the most approved
manner. Lawyer Clarence Bears. represent
Ing United States Marshal John w. Jacobus.
Post ONCE Superintendent Z. NJ. Morgan. and
the other Ninth District Republicans who arc
holding Federal place. had offered resolu-
ton calling on Executive Committeeman Ed
mund J. Tinsdale. Walter Logan. Thomas j.
Burton. and A. A. Ford to resign. because they
had conspired together to squander the clubs
treasury surplus In the purchase OF Harrison
insignia and literature. In violation OF the
constitution OF the organization.
Mr.. Tinsdale was trying to read a substitute
resolution. The crowd. which filled the meet
ing room at Abingdon sauare.would not listen
to him. It yelled "RatsH PUT him outl'
I'VE know you'll" We've had enough Of
Tlnsdale!' mo fapdoodlel" Rats! Rats
Rats" The louder they yelled. Missed. and
booted. the louder Tlnsdale shouted his roso.
p ne mueh w for
rushed down from tho upper end q t the room
the TO wa tsG reasS Js
others rushed forward to back up M9EEan, snd
trends pressed 1 forwa grS to his assistanee
Fists were shaken: hats were smashed:
refuge on the Gha H s platios NJ. and hold
lis rs sS aGit as Vas Mss Liberty
t ns apTe on re escS se
HH and fe Sns ohs1 sscss
ape saPs Of AS s. s tys Pn tss tbs
i isetaaI T. STR it. when Jers; PanxboFn Sonsti
h%ss taa nG the son qs Of a the aoS se saRs
member you are Republicans and that there
Tho warning contained In his last ADMIRATION
was efrectnal IN causing cessation Of HOSTILE
ties for short time. and. after Joseph Heckatt.
installed as Sergeant at Arms to prevent any
more personal encounters between the Harri-
sea 5 the vas 1s s' x s 0g M
noxious resolution. however. It was referred
that Harrison Is bound to be nominated.
and it proposes to put that transparency up
II want to know II Eddie Morgan has tho
right tS use brute force to enforce his argn;;
tsf he was BY the as
action, ot the Post, Office superintendent.
20 Mr. MorEan REPLIED that he had not resorted
We've got n Chairman tonight, not a
monkey" said no: which remark occasioned q
yolley Of protesting "Ohsl" and .Shame!"
n from the friends OF the absent President.
On motion Of Capt. Evans which was seconded
~ ms Mr. smith; who said that the action Of
ans answer tho accusations on Mr. sears's resolu-
amendment offered by George i. Denne. tho
executive member Of the County Committee.
%s mn sd 70 meter nn
propose to resign. ard he dared the opposition
to President Harrison to bring charges against
the give wa" me ten
days day! notice q to answer get al yo9 want to
sxe sas vs srs th ss son ns
Messrs. Ford and Burton also announced
their Intention not to resign, :,
only q few feeble noes" being recorded |
against 1t. It not only asks for the resignation
payment OF the debts contracted for banner.
transparency. electric light. and speeches. and |
also directs that the committee appointed to
club report at the next regular. meeting.
latns little pam T in Which they sm aIsS
lSsuo between First chump' and Second
First Chump-Are we, for Harrison?
Second Chump-les. II he gets the nomina-