The sun., 1893-12-12
REORGANlZED? GOT TO BE.
THE STATE COMMITTEE BACK OF THE
REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT.
A New County OrEnnilstion Inpends ir the
Old One Kicks Against Reform-Ths Com

A New County orRnnis.uop Impend. " the
Old One Kicks Against Reforn-Ths Com
tests Expected at the Primaries To-day.
Jacob NJ Patterson. Johnny Simpson, Donls
Shea the Wicked Mr.. Gibbs, Frank Raymond.
and the other Republican district leaders who
do not want to give up their hold on tho local
Republican machine will not be pleased TO
hear OF little movement which Is on foot,
and which will develop next Monday night.
Scottish Rite Hall. at Twenty ninth street md
Madison avenue, has been rented for that
night by number Of Republicans who do not
like the machine methods OF Mr. Pat
terson and his fellows OF the present
organization. and they propose to hold a little
meeting at which they will record their dis
pleasure In q most effective way. In fact. these
Republicans propose to start new county
organization. This organization will be
started on the election district plan recon-
mended by Mr.. Ellhu Roots committee. IL
the present leaders should succeed In to-day's
primaries. as 1t Is expected they will. for they
have the best OF tho enrolment, and should
they rebel against the proposed reorRaniza-
tion which will be submitted to them by the
committee Of thlrty-three appointed ut tho
last meeting OF the County Committee. they
will find an organization In the field backed
by the Union League Club. the better ele-
mlttee.
:, 1t is no secret that Mr.. Patt and Chairman
Brookneld OF the state Committee are dis
gusted with tho Patterson machine. Mr.. Plat
expressed his opinion of them freely at the
dinner OF the West side Republican Club Both
these gentlemen are rerresented gs being in
sympathy with the Scottish Rite Hall mOve-
ment and the State Committee is confidently
expected to recognize the new organization as
reRula The fact is the state Committee de-
mands reorganization in New York county,
because the ORGANIZATION here is discredited
by Republicans throughout tho state. They
want a machine hero that they can have conf
On the other hand. should no opposition be
made by Patterson and his friends to the Root
plan. and II they are willing to try to continue
In control by controlling the election district
captains. the Scottish Rlto Hall organization
will form the nucleus OF the new county organi:
thing will have the upner hand. The kickers
in the several Assembly districts hayo been
notified to attend tho meeting next Monday
Col Cruger's subcommittee. on lnvestlGa-
tion has made its report to the whole com
sub-committoe on plan OF reorganization.
which met last night at tho Republican CluS.
this week. Tho Cruger report Is a rathSr weak
document, which finds as result OF thcee ses-
sions with the returns Of the election and iu-
terviews with the district leaders that tho
party is IN a bad way and needs reorganization.
ionfed ss H8Ss tS Sommtsse fHs substantially per-
There Is likely to DO fun at .telle Of the pri-
maries to. night.
tain are the Ninth Twenty-tourth. Twenty
sixth. Twenty-seyenth. and TweEty-eighth,
In tho Fourteenth Barney Biglin has resigned
and Sol. 5. \. X GruGer will succeed him. ~
the h fleventh tGI Geo Bitss has announced
Sabine Smith is said to be slated for his sue
cessor. but the littlc movement which started
at the Mott Memorial Hall on saturday night
In the Ninth James A, Cowle heads the list
OF candidates for delegates to the County Com
mittee on theticket which is opposed to the
regulars. led by George Is. Deane. representing
United States Marshal lacobus.
Gen. G, II; I. Cells. who has never been snt-
isted with New York politics since no came
from PhiRderhla and found the Republicans
n the minority here. will Try to detcnt Richard
fourth. Louis II. Bold is candidate for Presi-
dent OF the district organization on the Coils
ticket. Gen. Coils said yesterday:
The better element OF the party In the He'll
Gate district are for me-"
Hugh Whorlskey. n labor leader In the days
when Henry George and James Coogan were
Mayoralty candidates, is after the POLITICAL
ssealn OF Meponald IA tho Twentr-Sixth. The
Italians OF Little Italy swear by Mcdonald
and Ire is said to have most OF them on his roll
and To- lament the TACT that 80 many have re-
turned to Italy on account OF the hard times.
In the Twenty-seventh the enemies of
Leader, Frank Raymond viil try to elect
ticket, headed by Columbus o. Johnson, de-
Is candidate on this ticket for President of the
ASSOCIATION AGAINST Donald Mclean. who re-
Gen. Michael kerwin Of the Twenty eighth
has some friends who think that his useful.
leadership. and they are going to try to relieve
him OF his burden by electing i. {. Campbell
and stead. These Republicans will also vote
for Julius NJ Mayer for President Of the dis
trict association against lieman T. wilson.
Although there Is no contest in the Twenty
first Assembly district. it is well understood
that there Is a movement on foot 10 retire otto
Irving Wise from the Lhalrmanship OF the Dis
trict Committee. Richard J. Lewis is said to
be slated to succeed him.
In all the districts the P3lls VII be kept openn
the districts are understuod TO he IN favor OF u
reorganization Of the county machine,
rolled Republicans OF tn" Ninth district 10 as
sist them in their fight against the JRcobu-;
a list of names which Secretary A. l. Hall OF
the regular organization OF the district ASSERT
ed was the only roll In his possession. These
names were not signatures. but were written
In the handwriting OF ono person. l.. j. Tins
dale. who acted as counsel ior t2wle, declared
tied to have under the order Issued by Justice
lngraham Saturday. and he secured an order
Secretary Hall to show cause this morning
why he. should not tie punished for contemrt
men ali the records OF the association.
We found that there were ,46l names ot
I'm 5sH Sf t2F sGcOP Owls G
got only 923 votes for AssemhiYmau last
month. II that proves ANYTHING i Is that the
voted against their candidate, but the rolls
aren't to be depended on They are stuffed
non-residents. Why, oven the name ot Me-
Dermott the Tammany Hall Assemblyman
elect was on them. We are going TO get the
real Toll and records OF that organization. or
Al Hall will know the reason why"
The Twenty lTst Assembly District RepublI-
can Association decided last night that II
would not discipline Simon Hess and William
j. Schieifelin f3rtreacheTy In supporting Dem
ocratic candidates for tho Assembly against
the Republican candidate. otto Irving Wise.
il was considered 10 bs too much 10 expect a
better element" Republican to vote straight
ticket