New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
.. THE THIRTY'S" REORGAAI/AIION.
POPLAR FAITH NEEDS BO4>9I En-

POPULAR FAITH NEEDS bOI'7 Hi''
From The Mail and Express.
In the organization Of the new regular pd
CountV Committee it should be rememoeieH l'a a. =
the expecant eyes Of the people are t suspcions
M ~r7aic mind is exqusitely sensitive al tnis uie
10 any thing that suggests thS pc Of Of their dignity
and are quick 10 resent any disresdu 1a o crtical
pressed will and WISH on lhnPoi '""' "''1
notical questions. . .,,s ct,y rlace1
II is safe 10 say that the people OF this cy S
III - %o~sSence in the splendid Republican reform
nd ar,i 'rreorganza,ion movement that has receluy
swept through the metropolis IneS - tinIed
in good faith 1t had its origin in the pqPuaih
demnation and reputation oil NJ tne O'u ~ ~ Pe IT,
ieadsrs constituting what was known as tne co.r
bto-son machine The specific end to be accom- accom-
IIIjsbed bv Republican reorganization as PrDncy PTby
vas the demolition OF that puDlsSS -, u'9 in ,bis
po.dSl nr~nse and are believed 10 have prosecuted
q =" a satisfactory consummation, .. ,,,.r,
o"sfes IF reorganization TO exclude anyPouy, az
an individual voter and WORKER iio'n rh T imneratye
can la pnd of the people that the old machine snoG,a
be so disntegrated and dscreoiIea f-e a. ~ our duty
Ppan,ibicans to carefully avoid any appearance
OF conpfoiisce ci"n and election of officers for the
,d IN tHo Tounty Committee let nothing be done 10
osrsn the peoples faith and confidence IN the
honsstv and sincerity OF our purposes ana pans
DISCREDITED LEADERS STILL O->
From The World -, -
II appears that the Republican primaries % meiu 1a U'
Monday evening in furtherance OF the rstr
ION scheme known as the CommitIee oi Co,3,,,
Man otherwise George Bliss plan caosS t,er
f'ommittee in which the ola roundeIs, t"e ~, 20 "a
sop"1sibbs crowd. are In majority anu can Wv Il"
sSay 81 nieese They claim 90 Of the ll0 members. ~
are the dscredited leaders whom the Ge1rse
t,iiss ynove1nent was instituted 10 turn Gown;
- not turned down. They can turn uo"n ~ a.
az ~ IN thar other foes in the organization II
they are Inclined 10 do IT, Whatever happens theS
viii not endure being trodden upon, n, n- parkhrrst
1~bis result Of the primaries is as VI
nd b,s co-laborers after long and arduoEs enoT,
had AT last completed the organizau,9n Ii ,b % ,hsr
q
IGlh Ph, and had found that the new ORGANIZATION
was completely controlled by hlchafo OroAei anu
The sachems Of the old Iamnany - o- ,oor
What will the RepuDHcdh Ieio' 'He'' V '
things?
r,,5p ..Roys" CONTROL THE COMMITTEE
From The Times , .,..,. d h,A
a&tnods ~ cnt OF the Republican machine IN TINS cliy
arnS 70 ne attended with difficulty: Inc AsseiDIy
SIs,rtc, conventions for the selection Oh HShpria
~" tso,,nfv Committee were held on MOhuiS
o,anino Inder the plan Of The Thrty Ihese oVn o
ventlons were made up OF @ one would suppose
- a., Vas an easy matter for these delegates 10
choose their two or more members Vi inc oN'
ts, Djs,ricf for instance. there were ohly
G,,s delegates and the title OF none OF mem s
was in dispute but instead o ,d s,lIS to SO The
eanuIat,' ~ and there was something IKE a riot
crr,-'1 or after which the leader decIartu nv nv
.aar,h.ra else and elected some more. Ainons
~ iio members OF the County COMMITTEE. nppa ~
most Of the familiar names Oh .ne We Cof, Gibbs
~ Waann mo- Collins Wanmaker, Greacen GUNNER an"
30 on ,,ct the boys" are said 10 have eontroi & od
IN ,,t,se iaS,, and 10 be exercised only over li,e
onastnn how far or In what way u wiz pe are ~
and prudent use their power & lnes ,sn but they
,nsv conclude that IT Is better policy to pahoer !"
the better element" for the present