New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
TIRED OF BOSS RULE.
RESULTS OF REPUBLICAN NlClohi N
THIS STATE.

WHAT THE LEGISLATURE WILL Do-6oVEhNoh
FLOWERS IYAcTIoN OF ELECTION DAY
Opportunities FOR INQUIRIES by
COMMITTEES TALK ABOUT NE
ORGANIZATION IN THIS COUNTY.
The result OF the great Republican victory
in this State. giving the Republicans 're e"'"'
State ticket. both branches Of the Legislature
and the Constitutional Convention. toSc'her
with the defeat Of Boody In BROOKLYN was '''0
cause for Thanksgiving on all sides yes'eru's
This result indicated that the people "e'e -. .''
Of the rule of Murphy. Hill. Sheehan Ctone'
and Mclaughlin. the unholy "comolhe WIN"
disnosed of for value received, legislative anu
other favors in tn e interest OF their wv"
pocketbooks The defeat OF this pahu - '''
of the greatest victories which the peope u
the State ever achieved
The Republican majority in both oranche' VI
the Legislature means that an ehort VIII oo
made to repeal all of the vicious measure
which were passed by the last Lesis'''u'
Measures will be introduced giving TO 'he '"o
political parties in this city equal rep'c9'
ton in the appointment of election o'"oi"'''
making more stringent the registration ia"'
amending the rapid transit law. ana ailenu'"s
other laws which were passed py 'ie -" -
of the State Democratic machine ieauc''.
the Republicans have their way tere WIN
an end to the partisan police force o' h"'"'O
and to the fraudulent elections III Albany :"
Troy and Lansingburg. and there Is '"lN '''
of impeaching the man who hid hiihse" iio'"
public view until after the polls closed 80 '"'',
he could not interfere in the interest Vi e'o'
government honesty and decency, In repiy '"
the appeals Of many citizens OF hihes
County.
THE GOVERNORS INACTIoN.
4 Governor who has shown that he was 'he
pljant tool of men Of the calibre 0i Shee'i"''
uul and Murphy will hide himself at 'iii'c
when his action Is required to preserve '''e
dignity Of the law Roswell i. Flower mace 'i'c
mistake Of his life on Tuesday when he hid MN
self so that teeGrams could not reach MN ui'''
late in the day. Al honest men OF Brooh!"
were anxious that he should send troops |"
cravesend TO see that right and justice pre-
vaued after the Sheriff OF Kings County had
refused 10 do his duty. The Governor pri'a"
socretarv who IS really the Governor. may have
had something to do with hiding the Governor
away from the telegraph messengers.
Among other things which will be done by the
Republicans will be the appointment OF COM
nittee To consider the criminal Tammany Han
schemes to vote rcpcaters and men frauduieh'y
registered In this city. Another thhg whic"
will be done no doubt. will be the appointment
of a committee either Of the Senate or the
Assembly joint committee OF bo'h houses
to investigate the naturalization frauds IN thls
city There Is ar ample field for such an ih'es-
tisation. 4 measure will be presented, az the
outcome OF the frauds in the lid and llld AZ
sembly Districts. to compel voters 10 describe
their personality more fully than they now DO
Registration is simply for Identification. III mas
been shown that "heclcrs'' vote in the names of
legitimate voters ard to prevent this some more
definite description Of the voter is necessary. II
, man declares that he Is fifty years old and his
r,arsonaI appearance justiles the statement,
man of thirty cannot well be accepted as being
The same person. Alfred II. conkling the well
known Rcpublican lawyer. intends 10 see 10 II
that a measure of this kind is presented 10 the
LEGISLATURE by some member oi IL.
TALK OF REoRG,NIzATIoy.
There was much talk in this city yesterday OF
a rcorganiZation of the Republican county or
gopization. This Is due to the fact that in some
districts the returns showed that the Republican
candidates must have been sacrificed for some
cause or other. There was no apparent excuse
for the defeat Of Mr. CowIe in the IXth Assem-
v.ouId not have come about but for disioyalty.
The election Of the Tammany Hal! candidate
+, the With Assembly District was another
victory for Tammany Hall which ought not TO
have bccn allowed. Three candidates Tor the
,ssoubIv ran in this district. otto kempner,
tho able and honest anti-Tammany nan. could
mo-, pei . Republican indOrsoment OWING 10 TN"
,nachinaticns Of ex-Aldcrman Rothman, wh"
urctcndcd that the Republicans would lot accept
kcmuner as their candidate. kempn,r ran as
an indcpendent candidate. and came out sec
and I'm the race. OF course the Tammany Han
candidate came out first, as Rothinan ana MS
followers expected him 10 do when they put up
"A Republican. -.
several OF the best Republicans in the dis
trict told n Tribune reporter yesterday that II
tho KeDuhlicans had supported Mr. kempner he
would have been elected by 5000 plurality. Re
n,blicans throughout the city are displeascd
,tvIth the manner in which some of the districts
were managed this fall They now are asking
for a reorganization. and. If their wishes pre-
vail there will be new leaders In number of
districts Jacob VI. Patterson, the chairman OF
the Republican County Executive Committee.
&c the leader of the Republican organization Of
the With Assembly District His candidate for
the Assembly. Charles Schwck. poed about
900 votes. and was the last man In the race In
e.