The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-26
BOYS JOINING MlLHOLLANp.
HE HAs CALLED 4 CoUvTT CoNTEN-
1ION FOR FEB. o.

TIE ITIh District Goes over 60 utr- IN =
Hody, and the 9Th. 10Th, 18TH, 18th. a2d,
sAth, asd Goth ant the Frnnk Raymond
Faction Are Expected 90 go over, Too.
One Of the FIRST things which the leaders OF
the anti machine Republican movement have
been asked to do when they hold their county
Convention in the great hall OF Cooper Union
on Feb. o. 10 to change the name Of their orr
Ranization The reasonableness OF this re-
quest is conceded by them. since four OF the
district leaders Of the old machine have joined
the movement and more are ready to do 20.
Three OF the old district leaders joined the
movement at the meeting OF the provisional
Executive Committee OF tho anti machine men
held in Farlor d II Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night. They are William ]. DAILY OF the
Tenth. Robert A. Greacen OF the Fifteenth.
and Robert Gordon Of the Seventeenth The
Seventeenth district regulars met Mt Wendefs
Casino. In Forty fourth street. early last even
ing. and adopted the following resolution:
This organization truly representing the Republican
voters Of the seventeenth Assembly district ami pos
s.sng their entire confidence should not be disnhnd.
vssnt 10 parify nd srsnst6tn some Of the 4.
sembiy district associations OF the city We consider
Of Thirty three ilnrractcsble and Al ths best
carried out in retaining ~ cont ali OF
leaders who have brought aisgrase UPON ne party.
pared, Ihsrefore. be Il , AL. .....,.-,,..
n
ert Gordon. Charles A. Flawmer Louis brennan. W
Rogers. and William Corhrtt be appointed TO confer
tee and other kspu, s" orgamihaton, TO secure an
city.
Wilson BERGMAN. who dropped from his
place rs deputy collector into civil service
clerkship In the Custom House tO escape re-
moval, presented thi. resolution at the meet.
ing In parlor ID H. and the Seventeenth district
regulars were taken In In n body.
One OF the cOnicrrees. tharlCs A. Hammer
was one Of the lili-s Committee which pre-
eented the reorganization plan. hut he did not
favor the report made by that committee to
the County Committee.
Other district leaders OF tho regular machine
who are expected to lead their followers into
the Eighth, George W. Wnnmuker OF tho Eigh-
teenth John H. Gunner Of the Twenty-second.
X NJ Hills OF the Twenty fourth. and Peter
Mcdonald Of the Twcnty-stNth The Raymond
faction Of the Twenty-seventh district is also
expected to Join the movement.
The anti-machine leaders affect to desrise
the regular machine organizations in the first
are infinitely better. With so many OF the old
district organ izations in the movement and
good organizations In the other Districts they
recognition as the only SimUn-pure liepuhli-
can organizations In the county bv the state
Committee and that such recognition will fol-
low
There were LAT men present last evening,
representing all ~ the Assembly districts OF
the c!;y Gen. Michael kerwin the first Of the
presided. and Frank j.. Martin Of tho. Third
district was Secretary. After the date for the
County Convention had been liked for
Feb. D IL was announced TO the Commlttee
Guiding leaders OF the party In the state.
Among the speakers 1t is expected will he Sem
ator saxton Repuhican ri leader IN ths SENATE vt,1r
adont name and a constitution and by-laws
for the new machine.