The sun., 1893-12-08
A SCH1EREN MAYORALTY.
BROOKLTNS NEH HEAD BOUND TO
NAVE mrs OWN Wlr.

| NAVE HIS OWN HII
His Fsture Appointments Liheiy 20 ne ss
| ni=tnSterul 20 RspubiicHus ss Thors Al
ready Made. while Not so Pleasing 60
Huewu-ps-A Boosy Mas 60 Have n Job.
Az Mayor elect OF Brooklyn for the past
month. Mr.. Charles A. Schieren has probably
had the most trying experience Of his life. In
| the task OF constructing his Cabinet he has
| been overwhelmed with the combined advice
Of rival Republican statesmen. MuRwumps,
| anti-snappers. Prohibitioniste. and even that
OF the patriotic ladies Of the Women's Health
Protective Association who organized a CAM
paign club in his support.
The appointments which he has so far
announced have not proved satisfying to the
Republican managers, while. without question,
they have pleased the MuRwumps While Mr.
schieren has consulted from day to day with
the party leaders. aud patiently listened to
what they had to say. It Is quito clear from
the action he has already taken that he IL go-
ing to construct his Cabinet throughout In
strict accordance with his own ideas
Brooklyn. in fact. for the next two years IL
going to have q Charles A. Schisren edminis-
tration, regardless OF what effect II is going to
have on the fortunes OF the Republican or
RaniEation. Mr. Schieren has already an
nounced these appointments:
Corporation Counsel-Albert q. Mcdonald.
Vi Illy NJ IL WHNe
Commissioners OF Exclse-Ex Justice Chaa
Naeher and George B Forester.
He hns also announced that all his other ap-
pointnents will be in keeping with these
1t Is safe to assume that IL caucus Of the
Republican leaders had been called to name
the men whom Mr.. Schieren should select as
his Cabinet advisers, not one OF the above
would have been seriously thought Of Mr.
White, who is to be at the head Of tho City
Works Department and dispense its imm ense
patronage for the next two yenrs, has been
outside the Republican breastworks since his
deiect0n In the Blaine campaign.
MIR. Mcdonald who Is to get the S10.000-a-
year. Corporation Counselship, 1t is under
stood. is a faithful Republican, but for several
years has not been active In politics
Forester as Excise Commissioner was
equally disappointing to the politicians The
s Is without iSb0ws
active member OF the organization, holds such
strong temperance views That 1t has long been
ProhibitionIsts Ex.Justice Naeher has % not ti, SO
far accepted the appol lntment but Mr. Schieren
The opposition @ S'' to 40 sH Mr. Forester from
strong Republican element is so pronounced
The Fee sssr the German Ge nj eH epubcnn @ aSs Se
gan. has read the riot act thus to Mr.. Schieren
over the selection Of MIR. Forester:
an tempsrance man aud Prohihltoni.t
S oSa out hs o to
promise II he should insist upon the appoint ment OF
paying bunco game with us. "''
The brooklyn Times, the mouth piece Of the
true-olu Republicans. said yesterday:
The ancient adaRe concerning the CON nplicstlons
likely likely to arise from the setivi.y Of too many
c ns iPs m IN, Of CASE esoin % %s2Hi
sse. ssss,en % 80 far he has been seriously
,iSyi.y So,s z ySsn.ssT s:.:..n. sni sSv:sf.
.psIIy a. to handic.p the Mayor elect and mHseia
anns 30 Gr nm 70 induce the % KIND Gt men he
The declination OF Col. Andrew D. Baird to
accept tho Fire Comm missionership has beea |
interpretod as studied rebuke to Mr.. schier- |
said to have acted on the advice OF the veteran |
managers.
,.oL,d 10 close :. personal friend Mr. Schieren is
the difficulties which surrounded him. but that
he would turn neither to the right or the left
self. He was determined to give Brooklyn as
thorough bus mess ad administration as he pos
to let his mind dwell on the thought Of sec
ond term Even the sugcestion OF q nomina-
.i9n . S n for the GovernoEship which some Of his
his purpose Of keeping the political bosses at
itis said that Mr.. schieren will even go so
SO far in antagonizing, the Republican ma
chine % 8nd y n ,b TbanpMins the risk OF losing the
oSn schedt to psse IN Ss Gasnsi ssRpG.nThRs TRss
objection to Mr.. Scheidt is that he is not only
!, machine Democrat. but Boody DemocEat.
into Mr. Scheidts lap.
ooked forward to with much interest They
lre TO be fought out by tho Willis and Worth
without ssfaa t. the p9.y
'ontrol OF the organization for the coming year;
The war between Naval Otficer Willis and
lostiities will not only be carried on at the
Irimaries. but in the organization OF the new
3oard OF Aldermen and the election of q City