New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
PATTERSON TO BE IN CONTROL.
HIS GRIP on THE BLISS ORGANIZATION
FIRM.
4 MAJORITY or THE DELEGATES FOR THE
COUNTY COMMITTEE PLEDGED TO THE DIS
CREDITED" IEApER-THE ELECTION
TO BE HELD TO MORROW.

CREDITED" LEApEH-TiiE ELECTION
TO BE HELD TOMORROW.
Tho committee appointed by the Republican or
ganizaiion OF the Cliy AMI County Of N"w-f'rk to
scritinize the returns 81 the Hiss-Pdii"rs'n pri-
marlcs OF April ~ had several copyists AZ ""rk on
III. paIe-s M the County Clerks office y"steTdAy.
When this part Of tho work is completed thor
oueh invest igation VIII follow and the committee
Will adopt means for finding out exactly how many
votes actually cast - these primaries The be-
lief Of Mr. Mlholland AMI his h"ui'nan'S ~ mat
when they get through. both thc cnrolmrn- ana 'h-
primaries OF the Bliss Patterson organization VIII
Gu; sorry figures before the public.
The various Assembly distrlct conventions under
the wing Of the Committee OF Thirty VIII b" held
tomorrow evening at the different Assembly dl7-
trct healquarters to elect members 10 the bliss
Patterson County Committee Caucuses have been
held I'm many OF the districts. from whose action
Il appears that most Of the old leaders viii return
to their former places at the head OF their Assem-
bly, district delegations There VIII BE- only ll0 dele
gates in the County Committee. instead ot "'''
as In the old body. II is understood that Patterson
and the other old leaders who train In hi' band are
I'm excellent form for capturing the new body. Th"r-
seems To be little 20 prevent them Inc u',ciri
ted bosses, who alleged 20 have been hahl-
I'm glove with Tammany I'm former Iocdl coht'St' al ,
nearly all slated Tor election tomorrow hishi an
their names already appear at the heai OF piih'1,n
this way JACOB 81 Patterson heads the NIth Dis
trlct delegation Frederick ;. Gibbs the Nlllth JoHn
Relsenweber the XIXth. George Iillliard the IN
Martin H. IIealey the LIST. Francis McGranc the 10
Charles II. Murray the IIld John Collins the lNth
John Simpson the Nth. Cornelius Van Cott me
With. George u. Deone the IXth George Bliss The
XIth William Henkle the Nllth. = " X Crng,i
the XIVth X. A. Grcacen the NNth, George W
Wanmaker the XVIIth. 3 j. Campbell the AAth
John II. Gunner the XXlId. Columbus ~ Jont,,oh xtn
the XXVIIth, William II. Ten Eyck the AAAh
and - -, -
A calculation Of forces made yesterday by ex-
Justice Patterson's arlthmetic!ans indicates that
the cx-Justice counts on The support OF tuiy Two,
thirds OF the Assembly districts, and that these these
districts will "a OF the 10 votes In the com
mittee a clean majority OF IS IN the new boy;
The districts set down sure for Patterson py
his friends are the Ist Id. IId. IVth. Vth, VIM.
With, With, IXth. two delegates IN me M IN
XIIIth XVth. XVIGth. XNlIIth, NlNth. MN
XXIId. XXVtn. XXIXth and the XXXth II
Colonel George Bliss should think IT wise To nGht
Patterson he might succeed In getting me sInpbh,t nph
OF the remaining fortysx delegates but IL donpt-
ful If he could hold all Of them. There seems 10
be nothing in the way Of Mr.. Pattersons rcsum-
ing his old place I'm control OF the organization or
putting anybody else there he plcases, General
Anson g. McCOok and John Sabine smith are
talked OF for president OF the County commlttee.
hut there need be no astonishment f PATTERSON
should conclude to vindicate himself ana MS ram.
many Republican associates by accepting the post
himself.