The sun., 1894-10-13
REPUBLICANs CoNrESrED.
They ADEPT the sevsnty'- TIeset without
Soiitsry ktek.

The seven biggest policemen OF the West
For v-seventh street station house lined up last
night on the pavement in Fifty-second street
outside Adelphi Hall and kept their eyes peeled.
Al the end Of half an hour big man with wide
bootlegs, Just fitted 10 catch campaign funds,
came along. On one side Of him was n littlo
man with brick top and on the other side q
Hercules with II flowing moustache and q
Mephistopheliau smile. The peeled eyes saw
them. MARK time" cried the end policeman.
Thump. thump. thump, thump, went the feet
ofthe seven. The man with the wide boots, the
little man with the brick top, and the man with
the satanic smile had Just turned into the hall
and were walking up the stairs. " Forward ="
said the end policeman. The seven wheeled and
marched up after the trio. Clear into the hall
they followed them. They're onto me-" whls-
pered the man with the wide boots "Naw,
they amt" said Bricktop. Amt we sacri-
icing ourselves on the altar Of purity in poticsYr
Certainly" said the Satanic Smile. on the
altar Of reform. Brace up, Weary"
when the trio sat down the seven took places
in the rear Of the hall. and watched them as
cat would watch mouse. They watched them
all the evening. When the meeting was over
they marched out after them. What 1t all meant
is q mystery.
The Hon. William Brookncld was asked about
IL. 1T isn't true at ALL" he said. I'VE don't
suspect any of the boys. How do know who
Of Seventys ticket. this incilent was The most
interesting one Of the Repu blcan County Con-
yention in Adelphi Hall last night. Col. George
Bliss proposed her endorsement In n speech
which strongly suggested ths blessing the little
girl asked when the pastor came 70 tea and
there wasn't food enough to 90 around. She
said:
Two pieces Of bread for four Of US;
Thank the Jord!-there more OF US.
Col George. wh9 was the first man recognized
after Chairman Olcott raped for order, said:
committee I'd like to make few rc,psfks.
who feel sorry that the Committee Of Seventy
did not put the names Of more Republicans on
that feeling has made deep pess Dn wSnt
g s ask this one & thing That is this: Dont you
felt II the Committee OF Seventy had made q
ticket headed with Democrat and all the rest
The delsfates said amen" and then the Col.
onel read the Committee Of Seventy's ticket
There wasn't squeak aEainst II and u was en-
cation Committee tell the candidates ate % about % i,
and James :. Lehmaier read the platform, which
abused senator Hill; Getting down to local sf-
the city Of New York Is largely controlled by tine
thief. the blackmailer. and the thug" Then II
sr gsS soprnt oGa
1t concluded as follows:
We pledgs The SUPPORT Of the Repubcsns ot the city
municipal ticket Be they Espubcans or bemoSras s"'
William Kellook jumped up and said the occs-
sion reminded him OF q head Horace Greeley put
on story Of Pennsyiyan!a, politics twenty -four
yeers ago. IL was. Boys We Got En- Time
Col. Bliss moved TO adjourn and II was all over.
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS ACCEPr THE TICKET.
The Good Government Clubs had their Con-
yention last night In Hardman Hall. and Paul
Fuller was In q minority Of one. Nox &. Rosen-
thai reported the action Of the Committee Of
seventy. and the Conyention went anesd and
nominated the ticket. They nominated instead
OF endorsed. so that they would be entitled to
watchers at the polls. Mr. Fuller tried TO get in
his work when IL came DO Mr.. COTS name. He
moved as n substitute the name of Recorder
smyth:. First there was howl. and then an
Mr.. Fuller ana that sentieuaan sat down.
Whta fxe4lh % sAs.nam iaatipn sfns- tho t5tspe-
rlor Court he was up again, and proposed Judge
Trnax ss q substitute Tor Mr.. Bcekman. There
was another howl. and again the Chairman said
there was no second. So Mr.. Fuller subsidized
entirely. The Convention was not unanimous
m Tnmsen for Sheriff. He got AZ out Of the so
votos. The Convention adjourned after appoint
ing a lot Of committees.