The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-08
LIVELY WEEK IN POLITICS.
cor FLOWER COMES DoWN TO SPEAK
AT THE JACKSON DAY DINNER.

AT THE JACKSON DAY DINNER.
DR.. Dspsw Hss his Way About the Assem-
big Railroad Corumittee-CIerk Dunn Get.
HI. Instruetious-The Reid DInner Cone-
the stsGe and the Cooper Union
Anti.Mnchtne Demonstration Move. on
Gov. Flower was at the Windsor Hotel last
night lie has come from Albany to attend
the annual dinner OF the Democratic Business
Mems Association In honor OF Jackson's VIC
tory at New Orleans. Jan. 4. 1915. The ding
ner will be at the Hoffman House tonight
That great victory Of that great Democrat oc-
CURED some years ago. but the Democratic
business men OF New York believe that IL
should be eternally celebrated. and Gov. Flow
er is to speak for the Empire State.
After the dinner he will return imm ediately
to Albany lie will be on hand to greet Charles
Terry Saxton. President pro tenn. Of the Re-
publican Senate. and Speaker Charles II.
Malby, the Republican boss Of the Assembly
latter Mr.. PlattL Gov. Flower is familiar with
ing developme nts.
Mr.. Malby really had the grip at the Wind
sor Hotel yesterday. lie has not been well for
q couple OF weeks. yet he felt 1t necessary TO
come to New York and discuss the formation
OF tho Assembly committees. DIR. Dopew has
put his foot down. He informed Mr.. Malby yes-
terday that William II. Denniston. the farmer
OF Parma centre. Monroe county. would he not
at oil a conRenial Chairman OF the Assembly
able but he said flatly that Mr. Denniston
Vas not the nan v,II, for the place. he Was Tor
name Of Mr.. DennlstoD aud substituted that OF
Mr. Parkhurst as Chairman OF this important
suffering, but he is OF tho opinion that
Il is occasionally, necessary to resent
there is aR Erie county movement look:
Ing to the nomination Of Mr.: Depew
NJ Depew and his friends in the rSon league
Grub are of the opinion that they have some
rights at Albany this winter, and Mr.. Malby
x.coneressm aS i''i Henry G.. Burleich o,
Whitehall has scored point He has secured
Stevens OF Franklin county as Financial Clerk
OF the Assembly. The Job is worth $1,000 a
Clerk OF the Assembly Hurry Burleish
thrust him forward for the Clerkship and has
serenely compromised on the Financial Clerk
Haines D. Cunningham. a genuine aspirant
for first place, has been made deputy clerk.
to alarm Mr.. Croker. The chieftain OF Tam
many said the other day:
believe was not made Clerk OF the Assembly.
That would have removed from, New York
cGnnty the gr greats g., adyersaTy OF tho Demo-
Charles ALVIN Orr OF Buffalo, another do
feated candidate for the Clerkship, is thump-
Plat: William j. Youngs. the other defeated
81 h.aa
shakers and sawdusters in his party.
.m SSsG M the S at he the sy
with the gIip. He. like Mr. Malby., received
lections, and last night he started for Albany.
Mr., Malby will try and attend the Hon. White-
More difficulties than had been bargained
for have been encountered in the attempt to
C.Ranization with the hurrsh celebration
which the oriRlnators o. the movement think
such , an event event deserves a mass meeting at
cember. MIR. Flstt decided that this was too
early. Then arrangements were made for q
Union to- morrow night. Chairman BrooltieId
OF the state Committee protested against this.
an opportunity to accept the Bliss Root plan
rive At the meeting Of the County Committee
The Provisional Committee OF the new move
ment OF which John f. Miiholland is Chair
man Brookheld. 1t met and passed resolu-
tions denSubbsing the County NJ COMMITTEES.
that Il would go on with its work OF forming
This decided stand OF the anti-machine m en-
resulted in conference participated in by
and his friends SnS the
terson and his friends an opportunity TO accept
t2e Root plan. The conference was held at tho
to hold no, meeting al. Cooper Union to, morrow
ths Rsa to
Ssivsd By p the following, named gsntIemsnl
hiiIsr James Bsidsa' Charles Plsps 4. ss ao
George 4. Malby. Charles W. Hackett, Elihu
IN all M Nphn
are Interested in the reorganization OF
the Republican machine In this county.
new machine, but he Ia open TO conviction. and
at toni gifts dinner, 1t is said. an effort will be
may be modified so as TO efrectually do away
with PATTERSON and his associates.
Ths sns MIL ass Do the one Which
has suggested that the Republicans in the
several Assembly districts DO allowed to
new plan instead OF having tho Com
m!ttes OF Thirty-three do IT for them, Con-
%"ds i'fS meetne amS Ssa sat 10
night, Frank RAYMOND, tho defeated leader in
every election district IN his Assembly district
organized already with his henchmen n con-
troll, with tho idea Of regaining contr9l q the
adopted, II 1t ever is. This matter OF the ap-
pointment OF the enrolling officers is one on
out and 1t is understood that many Of the |
enrolling officers will be members OF the anti |
The leaders OF the anti-machine movement
are confident OF this and are rapidly pushing !
their work of organization, and. although they /
are to foreGo the big mass, meeting arranged |
for to- morrow night they have made arrange
ments for a lot Of Assembly .trict mass !
meetings to be held during the week. Among |
the districts where meetings u this sort for |
the purpose o. perfecting Organization win he |
Thirteenth. Twentieth. Twsnty-second and |
John W. Nrpoman OF Hcrki- |
mer and Gen. Michael kerwin will be among |
the speakers.
TO STIR THINGS Up. |