New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE I'D ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AROUSED.
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS OF INFLUENCE
THERE REPupIATE TEALL AND INDoRsE

prpr-prrc.N ORGANIZATIONS OF INFLUENCE
THERE REPUpIATE TEALL AND INDoRsE
DIR PARKHI,RsT AND THE MAYOR.
Tho psnuh,caps of the Id Assembly District are
I'M IN arms against Oliver Sumner Teall for claim
ing to represent the party at his ann-farkhutst
meeting a: the Cooper Union. To obtain fair idea
OF the anger OF the party workers II was ohy
necessary 10 attend Wednesday nights meeting OF
the James c. Blaine Club OF the lid District held
at its headauarters No. A Henry-st The meeting
was largely attended. and uppermost In the minds
OF all who we're present the desire TO make
public the fact that Mr. TEAL In getting up MS
meeting and doing so many things that seem 10
furnish him with amusement and newspaper no.
toriety represents nobody but hinself-at any rate
nobody OF any consequence in the lid District
The meeting was called TO order by the president
roseph Ievenson and after the routine business
was finished the following resolutions were INTRO
duced and after discussion by the members were
carried unanimously:
Whereas. During the last ten days Mr.. Oliver
Sumner TEAL has been advertising a meeting to be
held to night at the Cooper Union, such HeetiE ~
be considered protest against MAYOR - nr Parb
hurst and the rcformers Of the Good Governtneni,
clubs and the Committee OF Seven ~nUss of ias
fa TwcepIg E e, Ian bee1 such
meeting as held under the auspices Of the Repuoi-
cans Of the I'D Assembly District he having the
call for it signed by four or i've alleged Republican
residents OF the district: and -,
Whereas Among these four signers one Is well
known the district as Democrat who h9h ga
self-not even a resident in the district; ana
Whereas This much-advertised and ridiculous
meeting is a reproach TO the Republicans Of the
I'D District who have until now remained SILENT
be Il . -, 49,. ,.,, -. .,, IT,,
Assembly District n whose ranks are 10 De tound
majority OF the workers OF the ,ss gcnnh
Election district fact which makes TINS CUP o
necnIary well fitted To speak for the party In the
district that denounce such meeting as an IN
suit TO the citizenship Of our district and our
Civ as ono he'd without the consent authority or
sufrerance OF the members OF the Repupican par.
OF the district the men signing me can repres si
not even a majority OF the Republicans OF the dis
resolved That we condemn Mr. Oliver Sumner 1
Teau for assuming 10 represent me iI9 DIS
trct he never having been resident OF II ana even
now being a complete stranger 10 the vast ina)ority
OF the OF the district. ana tnat We ASK MN
mai hatever ne may do IN the future he do II not
as a lid District man, but AZ resident OF me
XIth Assembly District. where he belongs ana
who're We sincerely trust he will remain. BE II FUR
Resolved. That We heartily approve Mayor William
l. strong in all that he has done and said. and
that We thank him for the admirable appointment
he has made in Colonel George F. Waring as street
had "A most beneficial effect In our tenement mouse
districts an appointment which we feel 1ustihed IN
believing 20 he fair sample OF all MS future ap
pontmentS.
Resolutions were passed reSrettlns the deieat OF
william Brookfell in the county.
Al a regular meeting OF the Republican organiza-
ton o, the Id Assembly District. held at NO
Chambers-st on Wednesday. the following officers
were elected Richard Cahill. president; Daniel
Isoa vlce-pres.dent; Isaac SeTansky recording
secretary; Denis eay. financial secretary; Freder-
,ck WINNER treasurer William Murphy sergeant
alarms This resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That We. the members OF the Republican
organization OF the I'D Assembly District. deny
that Ollie Teal has anything whatsoever 10 10
with the lid Assembly District.