The sun., 1893-10-20
THIS MEANS THE DOODLE.
-, srtBURY DOESN'T ThNT mn.
H"' ,,,ZyrrSUy 10 HANDLE 1T

,,.rormi,tee Is Either Republican or nt
80, Rrpuhiicnp" Says Senbury, "had
NV So, inst IL Barte-r Away Votes"
- Matter Referred TO Mr.. Patterson.
rho Depuoiican County Committee meeting
49,, nlebt had boen planned by JACOB nj. Fat
~, ~ and John Sabine Smith as sort OF love
,...t but before It was over Mr. george j..
s.obury the Chairman oi tho financc Com
r,tee, had succeeded In sticking knne into
n'' nv n.,,,rson and turning Il. and Mr.. James
MI Mr.'.,scra had succeeded In inducing tho
d. -. 4, oIye hundred odd hollovers OF
" o'o' Harrison Administration their choice OF
". .,., nm their Jobs or being kicked on the
machine r., .o,,,,o,.
=, r,s, no Republican holding once under the
, ,d,ninistra,ion shalt be permitted to act as
W,.I, I'm any election district at the coming elec.
non ,.u.s -. -
-. a, disapprobation. and then Mr.. Town
,snd got up and said:
~ would like to say that tho question ad-
IL. NJ no debate. The force and purport OF
mi. resolution is known to every member OF
the committee.
Ito collector. although he has tried to resign
q seconded the motion. and kicking was
ahmed In the bud The resolution applies to
|. number OF employees in the Appraisers
.,ores. IN tho Collectors Office. tho Surveyors
na3ee. the Post Oflce. and the Internal Reve-
,uo Bureau. 1t doesn't apply to the deputy
.oectors whose designations were sent In 30
long ago.
Mr.. scabury. with his knife. followed Mr.
Townsend. Mr.. Seabury has barrel. and even
Mr. Patterson can't ignore him. Mr.. seabury
s'aIi s'.ai move that committee OF six be appoint
ID TO confer with the Chairman OF the Cam
matters OF Importance connected with tho
sS%''f sSns ;ro@ t9o cas-. side two from the west
''fS That would take the llnances entirely out of
look ed hard at Mr.. John Sabine Smith as he
''Hik %imake this motion for the reason that rs
Chairman Of the Finance Committee know Il
proyide Csti the ways and means for their own
district. and the only active body, from " ich
help can be expected is the Republican Club"
and man in tho front row jumped up and
said thai, Mr.. seabury had no right to talk.
because his motion hadn't 1h been seconded
Imsde the suggestion as stalwart Re.
publican" went On r,S Mr. seab1ry. l9ekins at
G Ss and I hat there Sae
sct snonGh staIwart and loyal Republicans on
T. Charges are continually made that this COM
Il. sS PATTERSON as be said: vt matters little to
mo where those charges strike. or whom they
;use % But III the fact rem aims that it is acc Common m
saying even among Repub!icnns: ! believe
a fog n9Sa eSsr k OF Ths b SpRy y
Chairman Smith had been getting red in the
s saed seaburS doW IN
we can't have successful organization IL
e"ms Ss sH, 10 stop SS III eontinaed NJ seaburg And
and cooked the other around toward Mr..
There's a good deal more to he said on this
motion which do not propose to make pub
He, which onEh'n't to 60 away from our own
Mr. PATTERSON looked decidedly uncomforta.
he, and Hiand Flowers jumped up to second
In tho N dist o, the fracas Candidate Robin
p,ttsiscn, "A cnsaa, Mr.: Istisrson nodded; and .5en
,,Re moved that the resolution be referred to
,he III Executive Committee, and Chairman
elsred the motion carried without giving any
ehSRss 'es Er thS oppoSsiGn That ended the
that he % was going to aesept the the nomination
for Comptroller. and had discussed national
issues ,i., twenty Rminutss. finally predicting
ming in New York the way they have
been doing lately the only show the
Herublcans would ever have to got back In
power would he by means OF revolution. a
long thin man leaped enthusiastically to his
ieet and shouted. propose three cheers and
New York"
Everybody laughed. Mr.. Robinson looked
embarrassed. embarrassed. Mr.. Smith was fiustered Uncle
yelsd Hip. hip. hip" Then there was u
more or less general "Hooray." and the tall
thin man yelled "TaGGer." MIR. Patterson and
III. seabury didn't speak as they went out.