The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
DESERTERS FROM W.RGRACE
TIE LEXINGTON CLUB GELS OUT OF THE
sO.CALLED "MATo MOVEMENT,

TIE uExryG TON CLUB GELS OUT OF THE
sO.CALLED "MATo MOVEMENT,
..,.u Co,x,re.s That Mr.. erace's End al
| II IL All G,ace and No CieSelnnd-The
| TRANSPARENCY Torn Down from in FROM
Of the Club House Up In Harlem
| The Lexington Democratic Club OF Harlem
| at n meeting held on Monday night formally
withdraw from tho Grace Cleveland May Con-
yention movement. OF which 1t formed the
nucleus in the Twenty-third Assembly as
trict, BY unanimous vote 1t adopted reso-
luton resembling its action in rendering the
nss Of the club rooms for the district primary
on the 25th. The passage OF this resolution
was the signal for q concerted onslaught on
the big transparency In front OF the club
rooms. 100 East 10th street, which an
nounced them to be the Headquarters OF the
Syracuse movement. and in q few moments all
that was left Of II was the frame and rev tat
tered remnants of white cloth,
David N. Carvalho OF the yoorhs Democracy.
as President OF tho club. sent yesterday an
open letter to William R. Grace as Chairman
OF tho Provisional Committed" for the county
OF New York. in which he declares the reason
for tho withdrawal OF the Lexington Demo-
cratic Club. and punctures the inflated enroll
ment OF the district. In this letter he says:
II am constrained. after mature DELHI
Grafton, to withdraw from the So called May
Convention movement, Of which you are the
responsible head and sole owner, believing IL
to be insincere. and such Of the enrolment
secured under false pretehces. and the balance
It has been developed to mo recently, in
teenth street on TUESDAY evening; May 10.
waish %nts a aSoa 81 I'M M
Democratic party. 50 tar ne New YORK S city city IA
patronage. and who are ut any moment willing
represents by having him defeated at Chicago
u tie defeat can e INA b to rps r. ne % a
H Il Spon the Hss, fsen Which mshs
enable them to win In the contest for city and
county offices and take possession Of the City
ma sst for the s5ts inst are
undemocratic. in that you have decided that
Straight their party record may be, unless their
names appear upon the enrolment lists made
In the main by yr paid aGsnts and
legged movement Its hypocricy as Clevo-
land movement .is ,abundantly proven by
eSnsneters Of some oi tie men who have by
you been placed In control. and who possess
your confidence.
"T6s decision pronounced at the conference
gates from each q the Assembly districts are
self makes the movement one man affair.
ever charged against Ta%many Hall .,o ,on
ferrees before the close, OF that meeting fur
thor convinced me that the real purpose Of the
control cont It, Is to further the plans you haye for
building up a local organization with which to
LEGAL Ttho%s
! Ys%fFt that When When the dessates to
vention might do. the Voorhis men and the
County Democracy men should como together
IN en- organization to defeat ie Iammapy Hall:
@6eh have ena aev sa' R aad eore that
sary to run such cam paign. will put my
hands In my own pockets and furnish the
Asa Ho Ts
cago. and thus cause tho May Convention,
the insincerity Of your position, Anothe r Of
your projects; as stated by, you to me. is to
have committee appointed by the Syracuse
first obtain before he can be recognized by tho
Chair. so as to shut out any delegate who
might object to the election Of contesting
have recently had reason re to look into the
enrolment IL fraudulent. Already It is said to
have reached the op9r M proportions OF be-
This is within 5000 Of the total Democratic
vote polled in the district last fall. and il the
paid hid not been called OIL on Fri
names. this weekswould have seen q gieater
enrolment than the largest Democratic vote
Mr.. Carvalho recites n number Of cases in
yestigated by him where more persons have
been enrolled than were registered last fall.
census takers simply, cSpied tie names of
the letter boxes in the Railways of the Harlem
"'f' am NJ sat sled that tho movement inau-
Gnrated to give eject to the RIemocratic SEN
to be perverted into n fractional movement to
obtain the, management Of tho local organ
oi Tic f Eexnson fx Ss cSS
who have been I'm earnest in this movement.
to be party to such scheme or to bs an in
mation. psk for them and myself that You
will consider us no longer n this movements"
mcmbcrs. 1t went into tho Grace movement
on March 81. Mr. Carvalho said yesterday that
an h s't
made by Major John A. lutheran on Republican
WHO'S Grncc,s agent. was nothing more than a
House, i5th street and Third avenue we; .'f for
which Mr. Carvnlho says Mr Grace pays
aor and po sras e nro IS o %"ef o
tho features. Mr.. CarvalhC says also that Mr..
butler receives 800 week from Mr.. Grace to
pay his enrolling clerks and other expenses.
a." 1t is not n difficult matter to prove this
movement on"-man Affair."" said he. ".Grnre
dominates everywhere. haze his letters
produced u letter chilling the district lenders
10 IT,. conference Of last Tuesday which liked
the date Of he Mugwump primaries for May
p 1t was signed by William i. Grace. and tho
first paragraph onencd with. Il propose hav-
ing the primaries held in this county May %"
Qnnrrriiing Over the Freeman.
DUBLIN. May 1.-The meeting of tho share.