The evening world., 1894-01-03
AGREES TO THE ROOT PLAN
Jake Patterson's Committee Will
Adopt 1t at Next Meeting.
Republicans Dissatisfied with the
Congressional Nominees.

IT wlll not be necessary for the Eopub-
lican state Committee to take hand In
recognising tho party In New York
city. Jake Patterson has recognized the
unwislom, or rather usclcgsn"ss. Of
opposing the Root plan of reurgunza-
ton, aud his Committee win adopt II
without change at the next meeting Ui
the County Committee, Jan. 49,
At first Patterson and his followers
were going to fight the scheme on the
ground that they were elected by the
machine to continue the machine plan
of organization. when this became
known steps were at once taken to form
"A new organization, which would prob
ably have been recognized as regular
by the State Committee and Patterson
would have been out in the cold alto
gethcr.
ISy his ac1uicscence In the Root plan
Patterson Will Ia taken In on the ground
tiogr ana can continue to make trouble
for r. e. Pratt.
nder the plan of reorganization platt
win he In supreme control of his party
In the city and state. platt has nlways
complained tnut ~ has been nnmrercd
In his management OF campdisnH by thG
opposition to linn Of the New YORK 'lt\
Republican organization
There win be- II ncN county Committee
which VIII ouey orders from Plat, In.
stead OF Patterson. The county Com
mittee VIII he BE- Responsible tor parry man.
agement. Tne district leaders are to ht
abolished
The chairman OF the County Commit.
tee VIII be II" real power oi
boss. The Chairman will hc u man ot
| rlatt's selection, probably. Gen Anson
q. Mctuok, President Of the New YORK
Law journal Company and cS-Sccretdry
of the tnited states, SENATE,
IA IL tod 81
| the district leaders who viii H. thrown
out of job lay IA" reorGaniz!tion vii
/ be- taken care ot by Vnmmany Han lie
is Frank Raymond, oi th" rWcntY-SeN-
enth District He is to Lct place in
| the comptrpllcr'., office, 1t Is said, as a
reward ior his services to Iammany
| Han, and In recognition Of previous ser
vices to Comptroller Fitch, whom Ray
mnnd helped to elect to Congress as a
| Republican.
The Republican state Committee will
meet at the fifth Avenue Hotel tn.mor'
row for reurganizat tion. William BROOK
| field vii. be reelected Chairman, II ht
/ viii serve. aud III. Committee tenure
viii be changed SO that its term snail
| begin IN January instead of midsummer
Charles ". Hackett, Of Utica, Is slated
| for reelection as Chairman of the tN'
ccutivc Committee. and John ). Kenyon
OF syracuse. for Secretary,
enthusiasm over the nominations made
| for Congress In the Fourteenth and Iif'
tccnth Districts by their party They
declare that l.enucl T.: Quigg, tht
nominee in the Fourteenth and Freder.
ick Seagrist. candidate In the Fifteenth
will not poll the full party vote,
They expected men of National repu.
tatioIl to be named. and with the tariff
as the issue they expected to win.
The two districts viii be flooded with
tariff literature, and orators Will ht
brought here to talk tariff to the voters
until the election on Jan. 30
'rbnp,ug II Rood Gov MpE iDlav. Con,
eressmen BoutClo and Burrows an'
other tariff apostles are expected t.
/ speak here.
Lieut. Gov. Shnchan Is here on one o
his periodical trips. lie came to attenC
a wedding and to talk politics. 1t Il
probable that he and Senator Cantor
will discuss proposed leGisla; lion for New
| York city and pans to foil the attemp
of the Republicans to make politica
| capital at the expense Of the Democrats
Police Justice Noorhisa New iorl
Democracy will not ally itself with an.
Democratic organization at present. Tn
Nourhisites will 10 1t alone.