New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
wKIYLEY, 7; MORTON, 8.
.n,r STANDING OF KINGS CoUNTYs
F' ST. LOUIS DELEGATION.

o,rrREp TO START "BooM' CLUBS FOR
.uc GOVERNOR AND HEAD OFF BROOK
,yS SENTIMENT FOR THE MAJOR
.rorts Of the State machine leaders 10
Mckinley sentiment In Brooklyn poroer
s"o aosnerate. but at the same time couio a'-
% v" called ludicrous. Leading members Oh
mo', .oorlvn Young Republican Club, VINO nave
tne D ron N have the club indorse Mckinney
unae sorb,odly will tonight, have been I'M
as % "po easy" and wait awhile
p"'' 40 been admonished that 1t Is 'pau
Ipe' and that Brooklyn bills In Albany VIII
p0n' T., consequence. AS the club is MADE up
sun. :, ,on-office-holders and citizens VINO De-
sH0' ,lean politics, all these appeals nave
w'' .,,o, deaf ears Failing in their efforts 10
"" ~, the Mckinley shouters an attempt
'a'' Au on Friday last TO offset them by
vas "'"N .o,.or,.nt IN favor of Governor Morton's
oouh'.' rnamhcr of the club was seen by
GNU ~ ex-senator Platt. and after NUMBER
hints had been made, whlch the "iooNi' NV
o. MS understand. Platt's friend produced nVe
'~ one.hundred dollar bills ana oheieu 'he"
.s. Rrooklynite with the request ina. ne e'"i
~,s.r of Morton boom clubs in the i''h |oh-
sHu n,s,rict, from which Mayor Wurs'er anu
-, Kaltenbach have been elec'eu 'e'e-
..,es TO st. Louis
s. 90 in an whoop 'er up for the ola man.
49, machine man, and not let these MIC
nsonle get the start Of us Inc mo"e'
,sfused. although the young man 10 WHOM
offered is in poor circumstances anu uoe'
hundred-dollar bill once year: AS a
po s,,sr Of fact the Platt leaders are sss's Psoo
MAIZE na.an,y " nervous over the situation IN Brook
ceediet ara ready TO do almost any thihe 10
~. ,hs,r ranks solid. One detection nas oesn
tesp a,rsady. that of Walter Is. Atterour!
=. Atterbury has shown rennar norrectiy dur.
u. NJ Cor sizing up a situation correctly uui
avity ~, %,,sf term with politics. His COMFORT
ing MS IN the Mckinley band-wagon 1alrly
,.s aole se .he mouths Of his colleagues water.
"a% %Ne next break looked for Is rom u,s n.s ~
.In Ihe n and Chairman George II. Roberts. Jr,
harudnr rn,v a Committee Mr.. Harman mas
OF Inc ME own. and he is doing some marc
mlhe ,u ~ N is Mr.. Roberts. 1t is possiple ina.
.hsw viii give MI Morton their Votes 81, on ,1Ieil
tne. hilo at St. Louis but II Is not al an s.he'!
frst pa,~ nsr,,on Is made advisedly. and after a
Tne sssrg ass investigation of the situation yes
}erday. .,, ~, tho delegates until after
Lssorrnment Ls OF the legislature nut IL was
the auy ~. tribune reporter yesterday tha'
Ieains.. ~. aoIepates out Of the ten which VIII go
srnm Kings County are for Mckinley on s,.ao .'s
ballot There has been an lnterchanss VI pniin poii.i
D,S hricks" between Albany ana Brooki!n H.
svIi s,h Disasant and harmless practice VIII con-
ne" ,nua for few days longer and then the orea
ill come The only Out-and-out Nicr'oI, n'.n :.
VIII cone. ,r,rstar Controller Palmer County
are cIerS Masaf saffen and Alderman Clark Messrs'
1H,r 1ierA and saffen will have their seats con-
tested by Messrs Fischer st and tha the
VIII, "o so,oaatio, will be divided-Mc kinney,
khgs Norton That this will be the vote on the he
a., = bsIlot after the delegates have reached
St. Louis and seen how the d Land es fan in
be doubted after patlent anu
ysstigaton of the situation.