The sun., 1893-06-06
CHARLES ". DAYTON.

| Assembly district. he was elected In 1881
| The following year the County Democracy was
organized as an oflshoot OF Irving Hail. and
| Mr. Dayton soon became a member OF that or
Ranization but he did not follow the lead Of
Hubert o. Thompson in the Mayoralty cam
paign OF 1882. He participated with other
| boiling Democrats in the effort to elect Allan
| Campbell over Franklin Edison. candidate Of
| the united Democracy. and was Secretary OF
| the Citizens movement He participated in
| another similar m movement In 1890, and as an
ardent p. NJ. L. man again saw tho defeat Of
his favorite candidate. Great Scott.
The following year Mr.. Dayton joined Tam
many Hall. with which organization he Is still
connected, being a member Of the General
| Committee and the Committee on Orgnnza-
district He was a delegate to the Snap"
ss bess efs nS Sss:F '$n
Hill delegates to Chicago. Mr.. DAYTON tried to
secure the passage Of a resolution n in the Har-
T6 e S
sated IN his endeovar BY s;.P bare Hs
and. together With Nelson J. Water;
was elected Governor. IN 1854 mr. Dayton
was was prominent candidate the following year
for the appointm ent rs United States District
which Snin to fe
Tor PEesdsnt Of the board Of Aidsrmsn ana
many In 1856 . he sS was as counsel for the And:sW.
and whom they succeeded in the county he was
made the attorney Of the D1ard.
genuine surprise. for 1t was known that Mr..
Dayton would much rather have been made
Sr sI' ssd To- s nd or
Informed that Tammany Hall was asking for
nothing as an organization.
which s attaches % the ps Fossnas'ershlp ics
fat on Broadway. between the Washington
back to Greenwich street. on. which he pro-
posed. year ago, to erect s4'OOo.OOO Office
Mr. Dayton was married IN 1874, and has
Croker. Mayor Gilroy, and Dock Commissioner
haitian, at nnd. 'Demeeratie clubs and is Char.
man Of the Executive Committee Of the Har-
Presden % Me s charnan nj Ti' u The &c fs
appointed to superyise the e%onstructtop cons Of the
y"funs f' NsT soff o1 aRd HfsR f
street He is also director In the Twelfth
Ward Bank n +, Of Msr'sn and h,VE was elected
qualified.
maserShiS e naG was rec reeersd With pareuIar favor favor
mocracy. who take 1t as an indication that it
New York appointments 10 recognize all OF
m ,ss sssr ths tSs Th ~sy
rsnd fSn" of War rsoo t. an stsas
that Official is known TO have been consulted
naming Of Mr., DAYTON for Postmaster 10 nat
sEfa. s1rrrise ~ I to me- said M1 Day:
WhoIy 1Hn If npnsoeted apnr rseeved NO o %hs
cihl notification OF my appointment. lave, OF
course. made no arrnngemsnt as to the time
1t is q splendid. appointment" said Mayor
~ sHss Wi %ees with favor from al faction. 81
secretary Charles J. McGee, who Is about all
that is left of the once proud County Democ-
raccy organization. sealed the appo!nttment
with his approval with the one word Excel
u. n. .carvalho, the New York Democracy
district leader; who would TX" to he United
as "a dandyH and and said that Mr. Dsrton's
great husiness ~ illty will he shawn In per-
ot vaS q ths sad fGs thse though
not expire until next fall, he was not surprised
notified tho President that his resignation
would be forthcoming whe never 1t was wanted.
From what he knows OF his successor ho eN-
PPi;!ss Pif;S!ss good business administration 0i.'h'
Much Of the patronage incident to 2 change
oi admin!stration in the Post Ohlce has been
in tho classified civil service. There are still
many places which the new Postmaster can
% f03a hS 80 dsfs s acob
Patterson; the Rcpublican local leader, are
holding places in the Post Ohice service now.