The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
plTTERSON'S CROWD ON TOP
,,,nrr,s NEW COUNTY COMMIT
1rS rs THE SAME Old MACHINE.

,.r. There, the old Fsn.,ii.r Names
yearly Au-Jseob Tsr.s Down On.
a.. Thirty in the Tsnth-Coi Bu.s's
s.,. Cracked = Little .. the E;svsnth-
w..,.,. s.iz, th. First by vioie-es-Mr.
Hrsota.ia Hops. the cew-'ttss viii
or,...s, 10 . Way TO Inspirs Confidence.
o.,o,.th. Assembly District Conventions OF
49,. p,l.s. Patterson Republican faction we're
la lat night the Committee OF Thirty held
sm..tine at sol Fifth avenue and conRratu-
,.,.d themselves and the Repu blican party on
AZ. success OF their plan OF reorganization.
n.Itbey waited until they had read the re-
,r,n. from the primaries. which disclosed the
,.,t that the same old leaders. who were dis
s,.dited by them last winter. are again In con-
mi az the machine. or at least in o position to
.,..rt their control II they so desire. they
r,sht have foregons the congratulatory pro-
essdlugs.
Jacob 81 Patterson hobs up. Of course. as
,.,sg,ts to the County Committee from the
seventh Assembly district Fred Gibbs. John
nv simpson John Reisenveber. John II. Gun
"a, John Collins, George b. Deane. George W.
W.amaker and the rest Of Mr. Patterson's old
friends to tho number Of sixty or more. a good
working majority. we're also returned. Martin
n Hsaley the old leader in the First district,
Also announces his election. although nothing
like regular Convention was held and no bal
lot was taken at 153 Hudson street. where the
Convention was announced to assemble.
There we're several little fights in many OF
the districts. and states were broken in one or
two particulars. but It was only In the First
district that the disorder Was so great that 70
Convention could be,held. even with the assist
anee o. tho police.
Leader Healey had heard that there was GO
Ing to be opposition to his ticket. and was pre-
pared for it. lie had sent personal letters. en-.
closing tickets for himself and his brother
Eugene. to those Of tho delegates he felt he
could rely on. aud they were requested TO be
on hand early at tbs rooms OF tile Martin Il.
There wrrs hnt iorty-soven delegates to the
Convent on ,un d twcnty-iour OF them caucussed
o. Arata's Hal. iOI Canal street sunday nigh,
agreed TO vote FOR Ed u. Lawrence and James
Moore. Jr,. for delegates to the County Com
ton hall last night thoy found its door barred
against them because they did not havo Healey
Their crejentials ere OF no use to them. They
went TO the l,eurhg.. streo. station house and
secured the aid 81 oundsman william Londri-
was lust bel fore q cock. As soon as the barred
out delegates were admitted Martin EeAley
James ao loo J Jr. named George II. Baidw,a
for the same place. Both nut. the question.
Both es n Ssew Mhs AND S aS i 9d s0ts
Chairman First one ana then the =, other tS Was Was
opposition, At last. while Eussne Gealey
was, standing on the table It collapsed. and
stand. the eontsnts Of which spoiled his .per-
sonal appearance. At the suggestion Of Mar
auelied the riot and Induced the delegates to
quit the room. the Arrangement beinC that
&. s9Ss b b sps %
,s;S .as a Tsomi H. "Sala 's Id. tie
opened ae.ip: th.t.hs spd his brother had
sssn 4. &: ~ en- rad vote and
sGSF s sna GaRsssS :eS elected
s o%a e ts eas much
As you do. Henley;" Let us in officer, Open
SissppSoy.l mingled with profanity were heard
as q result OF this announcement.
,hsalsy held the fort though with 1, the Aid OF
what to do, Aproposai to hold q meeting on
the sidewalk was ), met s. by an order Of Rounds.
the stswais. but the street.
LID Lawrence tried to call the roll OF the Con-
Here. youg" said Ward Detective Eehoe.
Who gave you fellows a permit TO hold
nesting IL r. the ssrsstsl Ger on out of this now
The sEs;s out nS ea to the ssnsr Of
candidates. Moore and Laurence. BY ballot,
ahS ip ,S 81 Patterson was seen in the
Hiram Merritt msmber OF the COMMITTEES Of
Thirty, and N. J. Hess supposed they were
running things until pattsrson's friends beat
Col George Bliss had a slate in tho Eleventh
district which was cracked trids By the cleo
There was q host OF candidates for ths four
places on the County, Committee from tao
u a N
khsa thsy tried to work among the dele
that the delegates had received orders not to
pl.tgs themselves, and the reason was made
apparent when Col bliss's slate was made
Among ,hOss turned down were John Sabine
S Ss, e. John g oCSnot. and James W, Autsp.
HEDGES. who was on the slate. came near be-
~ sot defeated through the OPPo.itiOn e the
sTHSg Edint forgive Mr. Hedges for having been
Si si1h man Snes and for having referred
There were two tick SIS in the Fourteenth. |
pat the regulars, headed By Charles A. Pea |
Gen, Buttsrneld. although not long enough
therefore, under the rules OF the Organization
iats from John sISesoas Filth dissrist. This This
10 me ipi list OF deleg gates; |
district delegation, and Gen. MccooE sausssod
u ~ one vote on the last ballot |
& The fiskst SIists 10 the IN th DIS
ne convention. but only eighteen OF the !
siTy'three del gates voted for IL. TwsAty-four |
utnsm halted aud Teorganlzsd at Lexington |
Tsnus and soyenty-hfth street where |
NEenee Fountain, John O'Connsll and John |
H. OunneI were chosen.
William NJ X. Olcott and Clement Donssah |
s .,s Ted for sixth place in the Twenty third |
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LuEsns u. Healer lis-IisoTEs ~ Wnnmaksr
Ehss n hFAne. Gustav Scholes,
rsAoa nAtih ChAFsI h. Mott
49,. y; hurrAy, 1S-John Rsissnw sbeE
re.spA nA!lO. thAA Is. Page
49,. :. AdieE Alexander EAudNsn
WissANo lns John a. Van Werner.
kIabhsm 1Tossmaa. I2o-samusl j. CanpbslL
ohn sllupGum AIfred a Nn.on
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