The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26
TO UNSEAT THREE SENATOR'S.
LATEST ACCOUNTS OF THE REPUBLI-
CAN PRoGRA HME AT 4BBANE.

| ~ makes No Difference what the Hepuhu-
ssa INTEGRITY wants 20 DO, Ips cot 20
| Obey Orders-Onsini List OF Both Houses
The Republicans at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
have been working very quietly on a matter
| which promises lively proceedings at Albany
| While engaged In the very easy task OF max
| ing up the slate for the managers OF the Iegis-
lature they have neglected to say anything
concerning the subterranean work they have
| done toward the unsentlnR Of Democrats
Mr.. Plat has said all along that he did not
expect serious trouble In this direction. His
chief lieutenant, eX-United States Marshal
Louis +. Payn, has said that no Democrat
would be unseated who was rlghtiuly entitled
to the place. Ex-Congressman Henry q. Bur-
leigh has been equally generous In his state
meuts
The Democrats are watching the Repub-
icans. and IL Ia their opinion that It Is not well
to accept all theJ say According to the best
informed Democrats, the Republicans prac-
ticaly decided upon an attempt to unseat
Senator John McCarty OF Brooklyn. Senator
Michael I. Bolllns OF Troy. and Senator
Timothy Dry Dollar Sullivan OF New York.
OF course the claim Is made against these
three men that they were not rightlully
elected. II is the old cry OF false counting and
SO on. Tho friends OF the three men have
learned OF the programme. and the bitterness
yesterday was not In keeping with Christmas
good will
The Republican legislators at Albany this
winter will have little to do but obey orders
The orders have already gone out that they
! must regard implicitly every instruction sent
to them. and. as one Republican put ii last
night. y" II they don't play straight we'll break
their necks" Just what this Republican
meant by playing straight has several inter-
pretations.
the majority of the Republican Senators
v,ctorv T., ," spy ., tho R"npbIc.p noSar. aus
NO, ' avon to ,bam"svos Most 81 than w ane
well well be described In the senate there will be-
John Lewis chlds. florist: william H. Rey.
nolds. builder; George A. Owens. the bar.
tender. whom the Republicans now speak of
. as a salesman T George W. Robertson. manu-.
frederick D. Knburn. Joseph Mullin. Henry J.
and CS,hSort W. rou n lawyers: b Baxter 0G C.
smelser. physician; Cornelius R. PARSONS and
Charles Lapey merchants: Henry il. Persons.
The democrats on their side OF the fence
have Michael J. Coney. contractor; John Nc
Joseph {. Wolf. Thomas c, O'Sullivan. Charles
l. Guy. Jacob A. Cantor and Amasa J. Parker
lawyers; John I. Ahearn, clerk; Timothy ID.
sullivan ana Jacob Nice, merchants; Frank A.
ODonneL. accountant; Michael h. Collins ed
itor: and there Is one Independent Democrat
Daniel Bradley OF Brooklyn, who is re al estate
and insurance mar. Mr.. Bradley was nom
mated An BY Republican, CoPyention. -.
blymen and fifty -four Democrats Assembly
men. The Republicans are Frederick A. |
Robins, Charles w. Terry. Wesley Gould.
Philip Keck. William q Prescott Francis =. |
Kelsey, Lambert H. Kern, James N. T. |
OGrady. James X. Sheffield. Joseph Por- |
ter. Howard Thornton, Dantorth + Aims
worth, Hamilton Fish. Eugene, +. EneherOn. !
Terry. and George s, Horton. lawyers; Joseph !
Van Amber, lumb Der merchants; benjamin NJ. |
Wilcox. $ Fred Nixon. Charles 7; schoepfin. |
Gray, Harrison Fuller, W. IL. Dsnniston. |
Jonathan WyckofG. samuel ". Smith John |
J. Rider, George A. snyder. Willoughby |
M sSsoft end 6HsRstSs n9w
Thompson. bank President; simon Seibert. no
occupation; Charles Braun Philip Gerst, John |
H. BmItis, Julius l. Wieman. J. Emmett Wells. |
r. futile. samuel IL stone, I. |
ChamGers' Richard His6ie. Uriah i. Messter.
LdSin + stewart James Lounsbpry. Taylor
son; merchants; George A. Stevens. hotel keep
er; John +. lioughtou, provision dealer; Harry
Schulz and J. =. lairbrother. clerks; ames !
seani1n. brushmakeI; Judson Lawson build
superiniendents; H. is. Hoeher ciRarmaker: |
Harry Maxwell Glenn, student at law: Merritt |
!; smith. wood and stock worker; William II. |
H33hbie, parer manufacture ,,.,,,,