The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-03
TRIANGULAR FIGHT LIKELY
BETWEEN MAYOR BooDT, FRANCIS
H. WILSON, AND W. u GhYNOR.

| RrookIy, Murvurps Seettpe Alliance will
| single Takers ard Prohfhfticrists. NJ
wen as with DisRruptied Repubiicsns
Both OF the regular political organizations o
| BROOKLYN were busy yesterday. and the Mug
| wumps and anti snnppers also bestirred them
! selves ..Hi
SIatemakinR has now begun In earnest Tb'
Indications. II IL thought. still point TO the re
nomination Of Mayor Body II can perhaps
| be taken for granted that. unless some unex
| pectsd developme nts take place. Mr. Bood,
will be nominated Is his own successor. and
also that Supervisor at Large George Kinke
will be renominated.
The Republican situation is much confused
owing to the absurd pretensions Of the Mug
wumps and so-called Citizens Union to con.
troll IT, and the candidates will be In doubt
until the convention has been held. The
sduabble. 1t is thought. is likely to result In a
triangular contest for Mayor. with Mayor
Body as the Democratic standard bearer.
yard NJ. Shepard as the candidate Of the
The Young Mems Democratic Club has taken
Its natural place this year in hostility to the
regular organization and last night i adopted
report from a, committee on political In;
The report embraced a bitter attack on the
administration. and recited all the we'll worn
stories OF scandals and alleged official short
Sssn sst Gfh MSs
wump organizations and Republican bodies.
but even with the single tax men md the Pro.
in November and bringing about u political
revolution.
A platform was adopted. the rlanks of which
tisan" candidates for muncipal offices.
home nome rule ms and taxes tax. foT publ, fran
the evening and the manner in which the
name Of W; J. Gaynor was received Indicated
that he is the favoIite among the kickers as
The Committee Of One Hundred. which was
~ es sn f hoa
or thirty Of the men named did not respond
An organization was effected with James Nc
dent Robert Baker, A. Il. Moore. and Charles
; Adams. secretaries; ". H.. Nichols.
anS Pe seuns d0r' ssor
tyre It was demanded that public office. and
political power shall not be used for private
franchises must be sold to the highest bidders
s %esa RtS shs Repuo
leans and all other bodies in antagonism to
the ERE regular lar democracy we're chosen
auartered at the American Hotel, Il, Will have
The memSeSs Of eRs Stats See hs
Kings county will be James W. RidHway. John
John Delmar. John W. Weber and
probably Andrew ". Fitzgibbon. McCarty and
Weber taking the places OF Hugh McLaughln
and John Cottier. respectively. and Mr.. Fitz-
gibbon being tho representative Of tho new
congress district
These have been elected delegates from the
eighteen Assembly districts in Kings county
20 the Syracuse Convention:
Frst-S V. White. Norman S Dixie John J. Casey
George 7. Cochran. ~
sseong-M. Dndy. David Healey Patrick McArdle
Third.Tmothy G. Cronin. W Richardson. Martin s
i Perry.
lanes NJ FULLER George H. Roberts, Charles H. Cotton
'sdali. ". E.; Ryan, Robert il. sedgwicI.
seventh.W. ii. Quinn John Letferts Frank Will
Jams ". ": Wnans, +. Ostrom. Anton Mergle.
Eighth-w. Richardson. Albro II. Newton. ". W. /
Nrnth-Charles II. Small W II Leaycratt Peter Hess
irrInan Wagner. Henry W. smith.
ellis. Vim. Alien. Edward J. Fnber. |
Eleyenth-Charles F keinhart. Joseph Benjamin. |
Ohm IL FleiscLman, Henry BonnewttE
Twelfh-E. Dwight Church. T.. II. Tiebout. Charles
Thirteenth-M II. Allaban. ". II. Colson, Edward H.
ra6ben I'D. H. Roche. Joseph AspinalL George ". |
Fonrteenth-w. W. Goodrich. Stewart L. woodford, |
!. W. starr. William Aiken James Baker.
Fifteenth-E B. Combs. James X, skinner w
xentz Charles Nevins Frank A. Irish. NJ. + Rogers
'haries B Redhsad John II. Burtis.
sixteenth-Robert u. Sbarkey W. H. Friday Richard
!, Van Colt.
,seyenisenth-Ioseph R. Clark. Arthur B. Human.
Eighteenth-Ernest kntenback, Charles lambert
George J. Bell, Eugene Rckerman, W. II. Caldwell