The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-11
NOT INTERESTED IN TIE JUDGEsHIP.
Republican Boys Have More Taste for an
Once with Patronage.

Republican BOya Have More taste Tor an
Once with Patronage.
Tho one-man fight which has been planned
by some OF the Republican bosses is not going
to be popular with the rank and file Of the Re-
publican party. The rank and file are hun
cry lot and they want Jobs. Mr.. Bartlett they
say. is all right but II he should he elected he
wouldn't have any places at his disposal to
chuck into the maws OF the unemploye
There are county officers to be elected. and
the rank and file want these Offices and not the
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals Ito be made the
centre OF the attack. Mr.. Thomas ]. Rush OF
the Twenty third district laid that fact down
yesterday. and he was applauded wildly.
1t was at a conference OF the Chairmen OF
the district delegations to the County Conven-
ton. The conference was held in the Repub-
lican County Committee headquarters in the
Grand Opera House. All the district Chair
mel were present except Wash Wanmaker Of
the Seventeenth. Gordon OF the Eighteenth.
and William Brookfield OF the Twenty first
Mr.. Brooktield was detained by the meeting OF
the State Committee. The conference was to
ABOUT what should he done at the County Con-
yention. which is to be held this evening at
The Chairmen organized by eIecting Jacob
Patterson Chairman and William Bel!amy Sec
rotary, The matter Of the County Convention
was taken up first and 1t was decided to invite
temporary Chairman: Mr. Richard Van Colt
and MIR. Bellamy will be temporary Secretaries.
AS soon as the Convention Is called a resolu.
ton Is to be sprung calling for the appoint
ment OF committee. to consist Of one m EN- Der
from each Assembly district. to act as nomi-
mating committee, each district delegation to
select its own man for this committee Then
a second resolution is 10 be offered for the ad-
journment OF the Convention for week to
give the nominating committee q chance to
make up slate that will 60 through without
When this programme had been arranged
the matter OF nominations was considered. The
names OF some half dozen gentlemen were
suggested informally and there was much
was Mr.. c, y Boyee. Jr.,, who took occasion to
Jump on Judge Maynard He opened the way
Tor MIR. Rush. who was here representing Will
liam H. Ten Eyck. and who. 1t is understood.
In his ten mute speech Mr.. Rus h said that
he wanted it understood. and he believed he
spoke the sentiments OF the workers in the
Republican party that It wasn't the proper
on the Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. While
he recognized that the office Of Judge OF
the Court OF Appeals was very important one.
yet he. felt that there. were other offices OF
m ore Importance. The Surrogate was nm in.
fuential man and had u lot Of minor appoint
ments at his DISPOSAL. while Judge Of tho
thought that the Office Of Surrogate and the
office OF Comptroller ought to be look cd after
that the hungry might he fed. This is not
AIR Rush's language. but It Is the substance
them penetrated the thick walls Of the opera
house and caused the people In the street to
look up.
are said to have the sympathy OF Mr.. Patterson
and j. Sabine Smith.