The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05
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ALBANY, April 4.-''THp SUN has told all
about the overthrow Of Deacon Norman l..
Allen Of the town Of Dayton. after being boss
in Cattaraugus county for forty years." said a
man from Catta raugus, and 7 want TO say TO
you that it's an overthrow that makes Hepubll'
cans in the town Of Dayton feel as II they didn't
know what to do with themselves. They've
kicked Deacon Allen out Of their councils.
and now they are beginning 70 wonder what
they'll do when II comes around caucus and
convention time. They never had any care or
anxiety or worry over these things when Dca-
con Allen was In charge. There was never
any friction. Deacon Allen took the entire bur.
den of affairs on his own shoulders. Amy time
these forty years when his fellow Republicans
of the town OF Dayton had assembled In their
annual caucus the Deacon was wont 70 go In
among them and say, in his benevolent way:
"'Fellow Republicans of tho town of Dayton,
It has been suggested that I call this meeting
TO order. There being no objection, I 80 call
Il 70 ORDER
THAT relieved his fellow Republicans Of any
trouble in that respect at the very start. Then
the good Deacon would go further toward put
ting the caucus at It's ease. and remarked:
yellow Republicans Of the town Of Day
ton, It has been suggested that I be the Chair
man Of this meeting. There being no objec-
tons. II is 90 ordered
''Thus was another stage in the progress of
the business-o of the caucus passed without one
fellow Republican being obliged to worry
through wearyinR forInality. all through the
unselHsh desire of Deacon Allen TO save his
fellow Republicans from the turbulence and
friction that characterized caucuses so unfor-
tunate as not to have a Deacon Alien. Hav-
inc taken the chair. the good Deacon. With IN.
concealed a,-nNtOp ,,,rIJ $685..
concealed emotlon' would remark:
T thank Won for the honor Won bsya ,h,ns,
i InanA 'Ju III Wv ono you nave tnfust
upon me- l viii row near the further wish
he the candidate for supcrvisor from IN. to,-n
70 ~ ~, Alo.n Ii Town
OF Dayton lhere OeinR no objection, IL Is SO
ineu "nn noro emotion deacon Alien
would show his further gratitude. and also
Ibis Snres os P. tsii%1 RdnS n,,d for the he . ease and
Fellow Republicans Of the town Of Day
ton, / thank you for this honor SO unanimously
bestowed upon me. 1t has been suggested that
50 and so, and so, and so and so be the candi.
dates OF the Republicans of the town of
Dayton for this, that, and the other office.
There being no objection, IL is so ordered.
Fellow Republicans of the town of DAYTON. Il
has boon suggested that / and 40 and so' and
SO and so be the delegates TO tn. Republican
Convention of Cattaraugus county, There
And thus the good deacon would 20 on in
his kindly and self. sacrificing way and relieve
the caucus of all tribulation. finally remark.
ing by way of benediction:
ton: There being no further business before
this caucus. II hns been suggested that H. do
now adjourn. There being no objection. IL is
1T is on record that once n fellow Republf.
can of the town OF Dayton, who had lately