The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27
PATTERSON'S PERMANENTS.
THIS rs TIE oNBF ORTHODOX REPuB-
LICIN COMMITTFE
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Its Rou Can May ne Rather Rargsd, bat
| the Light OF the Coustennnce OF the Cou-
naittse OF Thirty Beams on the Rerains.
Eight members OF the Committee Of Thirty.
| engaged in the work Of reorRanizinR the Re-
publicans OF the city OF New York. braved the
| elements last night and attended the meeting
| OF the County Committee OF 1894. which ef-
fected a permanent organization In Grand
Opera House Hall.
They were Cornelius n. Bliss. Col. s. V. n.
| CruRer, Gen. Horace Porter. John Sabine
Smith. William Brookheld. George J. Seabury,
Charles A. Flammer. and James s. Lehmaier.
Something like 200 others OF the 600 and
odd delegates constituting the com mittee were
| present. but only one OF tho twenty fair
| weather Republicans who constitute the dele
cation from the Twenty eighth district seated
In place Of Gen. Michael Kerwin and his fol-
lowers answered the roll call
There were plenty OF bald heads and white
heads In front OF Col. Cruger when. as tenn
porary President Of the com mittee. he called
the meeting to order. The Committee on
Contested Seats reported that no case
had been made against George b.
Deane and the sitting delegation from
the Ninth; that the contestants from the
Twenty-seventh had been withdrawn, and
that the contestinG delegates from the Twenty
eighth should be seated because Gen. kerwiu
had allowed the polls at his primary to be kept
0p pen. t9,i n,igg minutes bey0nd the time
mittee were elected:
hresi%Esnt s. + C5ugsr Of the Fourteenth dis.
Thir..nh and T.nry C. ROSnson Of the rS.p tSe
seventh s.crststies William il Bethany Of the Eins.
sasnasE .dy. . u. f!sniynni ss sfsssS
alarms Thomas J. Callahan Of the Twenty.nrst
Col Cruger forgot the title OF his ONCE and
persisted in calling himself Chairman. He
Also Jailed to Iemember the name Of the Re-
the motion on the election Of John l. Hamilton
for Vice. President
accented the place. that the action Of the COM
mittee 10 choosing member OF the Committee
or Thirty to preside over t. might be taken as
/ publican organization In its support of the
Bliss loot plan OF generalization.
. There are no Republicans here" he said,
who VIII say that there are enough Republi-
cans In this city to run two Republican or
Gratis. but not enough Republicans When tho
, ,ins 81 p1puIaT faySr seems to be set,
sSs5 any GoaS SEEK to 'as sSs
hope they viii yet see the error OF Of tRsIr way
and Join hands with the reg ular organization"
Of S fRrS Ss ss % the
new organization to be effected. This senti-
the sS WRsae n S
r9Spded sy his friends from The Seventh
and asked what good Republicans are to do in
election districts where there are no public
places for meetings. The Republican party
would not sanction gatherings in beer shops.
am sure" said he.
A disturbed look swept over tho counte-
nances Of the practica politicians at this but
SoL .ruger stopped any further trespass on
THIS DANGEROUS ground By saving that place
might he found In an adjoining district.
In nominating Mr.. Caldwell for Treasurer |
Christian Bovee referred satirically to the |
vast sums" which have been heretofore in
trusted to the County Committee In cam
paigns. whereat a pathetic smile stole over the |
face OF jacob NJ Patterson, and Cornelius n. |
where he carries his wallet |
Secretary Bellamy read a petition purport- |
ing to be signed by loyal Republicans" OF the |
Tenth Assem- bly, district asking that q day be |
set for revision OF the enrolment Of the dis |
trict. and that new primaries for q reorRaniza- |
ton Of the district machine DO ordered. This |
petition was sent In because. 1t was stated. "a |
portion OF the organ lzation has revoted and |
rebelled and affiliated with an opposing fac
This reference to Leader William F. Days |
desertion to the Platt- Milholland machine was |
Missed. II brought three Tenth district men |
TO their feet with questions as to it's genuine
moss.
, How do we know them's Republicans. What's |
their namesI'
lie was informed that there were sixty sign
srs. headed by Hiram Merritt. a member OF the
Committee Of Thirty. The petition was re-
ferred to the Executive Committee.
The roll OF districts was then called that the
names Of the members OF the Executive Com
mlttes might be announced This occasioned
q little diversion when the names Of the lead
ers who have gone over to Milholland were
tive Committee 10y President Cruger. Here Is
the eNpurgated committee list: