The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
NOW 10 DISTRIBUTE The PLUMs.
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ready TIE shining the wrnnGle.
Now that the Republican Mugwump mama
gers In Brooklyn realize the full extent OF their
victory on Tuesday. discussion has started In
| lively shape rs to the manner in which Mayor
elect Charles A. Schieren should distribute the
rich official prizes at his disposal. Tho COM
bination managers are not likely to be as har-
monious on this question as they were in their
fierce battle with the regular Democracy dur
ing the campaign. The Republican leaders
expect that Mr.. Schieren will place only mem
bers Of the regular organization at the head Of
the various departments. and that II the kick
ers are to be recognized 1t should be by put
ting them In some Of the minor places. In spite
ofthis fact.however.itis rumored that the Cor
porntion Counselship may be offered to Ed
ward NJ. Shepard. the Mugwump leader. who
was most active in the crusade against Mayor
Body. The other names most prominently
mentioned for places IN the new Cabinet are
ex-SheriT Clark ID. Ehnehart ex-County Clerk
W. j. Kaiser. Theodore B. Willis. Jesse John
son. benjamin I. Blair. Charles Naher, Simon
B. Chittenden. DIR. j. II. Raymond, and Francis
II. Wilson.
The independent Democrats are elated be-
yond measure over the defeat Of the regulars.
and are claiming that it is a Knockout blow
for the Mclaughlin machine. They have al
ready MAPPED out programme Tor future
action. including the formation OF election dis
trict and ward associations on the phadel-
pha plan. which the Republicans hnve Just
tested with such success. and the sending of
delegates to the next State Convention as con-
testunts with those from the regular organiza-
ton. They will be magnani nous enough to
invite the regulars to come In and Join their
ranks, promising them all the recognition they
are entitled to. 1t is very pretty programme
in the eyes OF the Mugwumps but there is ap-
parently no DISPOSITION whatever on the part
Of the old and faithful Democrats to accept 1t.
These further expressions OF opinion on the
election were made yesterday:
En- Register James kane-Cleveland and the
hard times lid the work.
District Attorney James W. RidGway-The
people simply decided that they wanted n
change and they have got it. The Democracy
is not discouraged. We must make way for
the Republicans for q while.
While Mr.. Gaynor and committed OF citi-
Zens are engaged in formulating plan to pun
In John J Mckane for the alleged Gravescnd
outrage. Col. Bacon Is busily ut work unearth-
ing cases OF alleged false registration and
voting and II is said that he has already dis
covered nearly 1000. According to the latest
accounts the election figures already given in
THE Sun will stand. but the contests In some
OF the Senatorial and Assembly districts seem
30 close that it may take the Official count to
decide tho result Some friends OF George
kinkeL the Democratic cand idate for Super
visor Mt Large are claiming that he has "A small
plurality. but Thomas Fitchie. his opponent.
seems to be sure winner. The proposed
throwing out OF the vote OF Gravesend will de-
feat senator McCarty in the sixth district.
The Republicans are talking OF big torch.
light parade TO celebrate their victory.