New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
no1 1TICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
,copc AWNING THEIR PARTY.

An
.noprrp MOVEMENT EY THE REFORM EIE-
~ -, or THE NEw-JERsEY DEMOCRACY.
v 7 Nov. S (SpeclaD.--A movement
der vav to rcorganize the Ne"-'ersey bemoc-
Is uhuer ,a Marty is to be reformed from within.
racy' 80" ,sort MANAGERS are to be turned down.
ana ."N rsoinated with the leaders OF the Young
Inc democratic League OF the state and has
Ne" ,rovcd by men prominent in the party. 1t
oee .crise the principals TO learn that their
VIII hava leaked out The proposition to re-
plans gas first made about week after cleo
orsS' ~. promoters OF the plan held quiet
t"' a, the invitation of two men. 1t was de-
n'ee. %. onnoint committee, which should con-
o'u ,,n certain former managers of the Democ-
sun ,ho we're known to be adverse to the
ra'! management II the plans Outlined by the
~, committee should meet with the approval
40 leaders of the conservative element. meet
OF Wv n h. called by the committee. The success
MS alan vas instantaneous. Every man
o. ' 70 have favored the plan cordially. and it
: an decided call meeting. to be held in
h"' ,,v IN the first week OF January.
''.' -, men are to be ordered to take back seats.
,.orned that their prominence In the party is
anu ,,,s IFS progress. Among them. il is said.
mp, lanes smith, jr. Governor Werts. Allan l..
iTa',,,,tt. Leon Albeit. Miles Ross James "
.,,.s Robert Adran John Hinchffe. William
rb,mpson Thomas Flynn. William ID. DAILY,
,s,n Cornish and George w Beekman. Sen
r Smith is to be requested to resign his seat in
~. Senate Governor Werts will be denounced for
49, mart he took in the conspiracy to steal the
s.,a last winter. Judge Albeit is TO be called TO
ornt for differing with the other members OF
~ Sunreme Court in the conspiracy case Nc
n,-,,o,t is 10 he turned down for general ncom-
..s,cv and for originating and promoting the plan
>. s,eal the Senate. Adran and Daily are blamed
a. assisting McDormott in the plot. Ross and Pid
Nv are said TO have hrough: the party into dis
-r,s for wears while Thompson and Flynn are to
b. charged with the disaster caused by the passage
=, tho race;rack measures in 1895.
great many invitations are to he extended TO
,,oss whc are deemed faithful, Democrats and
sarthy of advancement. in case the party be re
.,orei +, power. Among those on this list are
usnry C. Kelsey. Theodore Runyon Chancellor
Ws;ii chief Justice Beasley. BENJAMIN F. Lee.
Henry s Little. Robert :. Green. John T: Bird
at,orney General stockton. Thomas Dunn English
Samuel Knott John T. Dunn. +. F.. G. Young
Gsnree C. Ludlow. Judges Lppincott Van Sycke.
Garrison and Reed; Henry D. Winton. Richard :
Suhl Thomas Kay. Francis Child and William ~
Garter John y. Stockton or George {. Ludlow
,,nl prohably be asked to act chairman. and
" s McKeon. Of the Young Mems League. may
call the meeting - order.
Vt There has been a good deal Of discussion 70
senator Mcpherson. The promoters of the reOrGani-
zstIon scheme To be divided on this subject
many Of them maintaining that the senator should
10 read OF the party. II Is UNDERSTOOD THAT
a compromise has been arranged by which the
Senator will ne asked 20 send a representative.