The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-14
ORGANS OF THE vANQUISHED.
REPUBLICAN, CHIeFTAINS LOOKING
FOR REVENGE.
Covie Men say They WIN Lay Their Or
ponent-' TricIscry BEFORE the Grand jury
wboriskey, Cnn,pb III rnd N"ymond Kick.

COwie Men say they WIN Lay Their o.
ponent.' Trickcry Before the Grand Jury
wboriskey, CHmpb III rnd Raymond kick.
Tho smoke OF battle has hardly cleared
away aud the Republicans who were defeated
in the Assembly district primaries are roiorm-
ing for another assault on the enemy
from new quarter. The Cowie men in
the Ninth district have already adopted
two rlans OF attack. They will protest
the election Of the neano ticket on
the ground OF fraud, MS well as on the ground
that there was no authority on the part OF the
men who conducted the primary 10 hold 1t.
Besides this they propose to ask hearing BY
tho special Grand Jury Of tho!r complaint
against tho inspectors Of election for violation
o. the primary election laws, in refusing to
allow enrolled Republicans to vote and In per-
hitting men not enrolled to cast ballots
Those fellows fled thoir poll list and n
aworn statement with the County Clerk that
the primary hal been conducted legally and
I'm accordance with tho constitution ot the or
ganizaton," said 7. J. Tinsdale. counsel for
the Cowie faction. yesterday. There may be
something said about this AFFIDAVIT before the
Grand jury. ns well MS about the specific Nio-
latiDns ot tho primary law.
We've got that crowd lust where we want
uISim to Judge ingraham to.morrow why he
did not let us see the minutes or the pledge
roll Ot the association aS dire tod by order OF
tn, Court. II he pleads that there Is no SUCH
roll and that there are no minutes. lio will ac-
knowledge that there is no such organization
in the district rs is REQUIRED by the .constitu-
ton Of the County Com mittee and the dele;
gates elected last night will never be allowed
to ait in the County Committee II hencknowl-
edges that he has the minutes and lid not al
low us 10 SEQ th:m, Hall VIII be gu'l'y oil con-
whoriskey. defeated by Peter H. Mcdonald in
tho Twenty-sXth district, on the ground OF
fraud. The claim is made that most Of Me-
men who were marshalled by men in the en-
Iloyment OF the municipal Government. a
similar appeal and protest Is expected to be
ten. Michael Eerwin In the Twenty-eghth
district -.
Raymond who was defeated by but sixteen
votes In a big pol In the Twenly.scNonth us
trct viii apgeal on the ground that roii Ollie
the police force in behalf OF his opponent Co.
lumbus .. johnson. liaymond's men declare
that the police did not conilne themselves to
their function OF preserving the peace. but ran
the primary 10 suit themselves. As Ray
mond's friends are in the majority Of the
Committee on Appeals. OF which his first lieu
tenant. Henry GrHsse, is Chairman. tho big
man from Harlem expects to be better served
on his appeal than Cowie. WhorisIey, or camp
Tho d.gruntled and defeated followers Of
George Feltman in the Tenth district do not
propose TO take an appeal. but to ally them
selves with the gentlemen who arc in tho
movement for tho building OF Il new l.epub:
w9h ia e Y H Mon
Twentieth strcot and NJ. j, Hess OF 223 East
OF the district who desire to unite In this
movement against Loader William 7. DAILY.
who is accused o, having voted four times in
held in $500 bail at the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday for examination next Wednes-