The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-15
PATTERSON STILL VICTOR.
..,r,EER CHAIRMAN OF THE cow
III B1ECUTITE COMMITTEE


Ts,r,y 10 =. Iivs.tiE stio. OF Rolls.
e.,,,or o'Connor. at the meeting OF the
,.,ov Investigating Committee last Saturday.
40 Of the Patterson faction Of the Republi-
=. nar,y In this city. Senator Cantor laugh
81, .sked II there we're three factions That
snsstion was answered by TIE Sur month
.so when II told Of . secret meeting OF Mr..
e.,srson and his friends in an east side
.iub room. at which II was decided to
.o,,inue the present organization Of the
..,,v In this city without regard to the efforts
A. the Com mittee OF Thirty and John f Mil
soI.nd to institute rival organizations. This
.,.uer was emphasized by the organization
.,ths Executive Committee OF the Repub lican
rsupty Committee yesterday afternoon.
I,troug fight was made by the friends OF
A. Committee OF Thirty to control the organ
cation. but Jacob N. Patterson was Just one
~ many for them. aud Patterson man Was
,hosen for Chairman by tho closest vote ever
hnovn in the history OF the conn ittee. $50 TO
1as. Appeals to members OF the COM
ulttes to consider the coming enroll
m.nt under tho Bliss Root plan. and the
had effect on IL which would probably
eome from the choice Of one OF the old hack
leaders for Chairman Of the Executive Com
mitte,, we're OF no avail Patterson had deter
mined to continue his control OF the local ma
chine. and, although he was afraid to stand
ior Chairman himself he saw to It that enc OF
hls closest friends. George W. Wanmaker OF
The Eighteenth Assembly district. got the place.
The committee met In the rooms OF the
Uaion Republican Club 269 Eighth avenue.
The Tenth. Seventeenth. Twenty Hfth. and
twenty. sixth Assembly districts were unrep-
resented, as the executive members have de-
serted the old machine and allied themselves
With the Milholland organization. The repre-
eighth Assembly districts. the Tventy-iourth
ware, ana n n' W.umoss, w .s rssa ,.n,o
ueorRe W. ,,.,,l' Va uo ~
,,nsn and oSn ss1n. sasS
Jacob NJ Patterson for reelection l,' a. Chair
sI1 s Sn' Of 'n a.. Thir,.snih nomin...d William
s,. ~S. ~, y, the Trsntv.sscons Who .I.a
.a.npt.d to decline. and at the same time
terminated Mr.. wanmaksr. to whom he had
wicked Gibbs. Columbus O. johnson OF tn.
Trsnty-soventh. and Alexander t. Mason of
sr.d tn. necessity q putting som. man :.
the head OF the COMMITTEES VINO had nos been
ld.ntiaod with the dis,rie. leaders who w'r:
T .,U,sa va n 90 sso ~ ~ rs, paH. - ~.
hpuSisan a 1otsrs Of me the city o have l sa
ssonndence They susgested tha5 NJ Brook.
nela was such man mat nS ss.eyStion
would engendef eonndenee In kepr5liean
he piss. Root plan than Il one q he old Issdl
~ ~, nse . " WWsnmkr "eie seIec.ea; iney
a opp9,tanity g ths MllhSll.nd faction % re;
trnts tsas ~ ssosS.nir.tion n5dsr ~ R, o.
,ssss ei.. Wa . s. sen.Ioiisd ~ the cid lead
They di1 not ssy this IN 40 MANI word. INIT
h iah was ne h, trsnd q .hsis tab: ,s
hitina for the other side and meniiested an
htsntion Of running the m a chine In the old rat
IA nan yntas cn,rasnnnaiUe 10 M nnn nun q,
dsseatss in the County Committee from tba
diTrlcts rspresented b. them. A'n '"'
H,nSs 81 81 sb .ns rss bS. o q the Inc aS.
tenth. Crugsr Of the Fourteenth. Mason Of
Gunner 81 the TNenty.second Hiilis Of tba
Tventy-fourth, and Johnson Of the Twenty.
seventh cast their votes 23S In an.
for. Brookneld. Those voting for Wan
sy q M Tbird Goliin. 'n os tba foSr ab-
81 The The Fl the
SiestssaiS Br9oEaSa Of the TSsntS.frs s
the day before and Ten Eyck Of the
recorded the votes of his DISTRICT for an eo
Crursr thus ref1sin1 10 tats siSsa Tbj:
made * necessary Tor Temnorsry Cbairmno
Hsnmsisr 10 VOTE The Fisbtssnth distriet al.
majority. reeeiyina 30 votes f ''''''" W on'
nsmbers and friends Of the Committse ~
Thirty were ysry much dspresssd on heaTin1
Of the result saving that Il WouId ininriousi1
Affect their snrolImsnt ehowinS a. IN did
that patterson IL anil In confroI NJ tha ma
chine They ware inelined 10 csnsurs Mr.
btooknsd for allowing him SELF TO be invsIgied
not Refusing 10 vote ior him w6sn h fond
himself the victim Of Pattarsonis shaSp pSas-
tee
Thomas G. Platt and John r MilhoIland vara
Among the nrst 10 hear the rssnit al he IA.
biting They we're radisnt With smiIas tsst
evening. "''s "''A ses
William H. Bellamy Was reelected Secretary. |
% sppont Ms9tin %ss1s ,h S0nyGnu ION
First Assembly, district 10 fhs yacsncv occs
stoned by the resi9nstion Of Wiiiism ~ Whi1-
hsy as dslegats WAC sienad Nv ali tha msm
bsp Of the eommittea nrsssnt rhs WIcHad /
Gibbs recalled his siSnstn1. s,,arwa,. 49,
lag that he had signed under missppIs6sn-
son as his candidats Tor The yacancx n Stbst
great eonstitutionai isIva1 Ham, Clinton
bAekuS" "''A' 31' A0n
The Executive Com mIttaa NJ ,hs NuholI.nd
efgAnizaton mat Isst nIebt IN ~. IT, N n ~
the Fifth Aysnue HotaI NJ W,tSaiisn1 M
BE friends were much Wronoht nm oya1 ths az
tsmDt M dI.ars az ~ 49,