New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
FOR HARHONY IN KINGS COtNIT'
RESOLUTION PASSED IN THE GENERAL OoM-
MITTEE-SOME wRANGLING OVER
REORGANIZATION.

A preliminary skirmish the proposition u re-
organize the Kings County organization on III. As
sembly district plan the main feature VI ia''
nights meeting of the Republican Geherai oo''''''
tee The meeting not adjourned before slIo,
fight had taken place over decision OF Cha,
frost ana some had blood was shown by the worth
and Plat leaders on one or two occasions desple
efforts OF other members TO avoid quaIfei' 81 We
putes. Formidable opposition 10 Inc suoS'i'" "
the Assembly district plan OF organization lo '"e
present ward plan was displayed. ana ,ne p.e'e"'
prospect is that when the Plat men try 10 MAKE ne
change at the next W'ct'"s NV w"
beaten. ,, ,,,, =,
There were hfty-two absentees equally diVideu
between the two factions. ripple OF laughter
was called forth when Secretary Neal reau ." INC
minutes "A reference to n resolution lh'ei"eu ~
show that there was no Low sentiment in the COM
ui,tco The treasnrers report showed expenditures
OF sGliG3i receipts Of S'3iSe o. ana oaiance OIL
hand OF 81, 2o2 ~
Tbo first resolution presented was by William A.
Prendcrgast who was heartily applauded az ne
handed II 10 the secretary. The resolution was az
follows:
rnSoireu' maj IFS members should exert their en-,
tire influence to bring into harmonious action az
,he r,,prinies which triumphcd in the election or
| William Mckinley may be permanently es'aphsi'u'
Tho resolution was passed unanimously. lheh
came another resolution presented by Cornelius
d MDrrlaOn.
whereas The glorious victory Of last Tuesday
has inspired this committee with patriotic desire
70 promote the gtTre b goo eon st tSerefore
Resolved That the chairman Of this committee
be and IS hereby w 70 spH uy shall be
Ia take measures organize a KlnderEarteh scnool
81 the ncxt two or three years we shall have the
boneat OF moro intelligent and common-scnse ponu-
cal wisdom and not experience repetition OF the
/ Republlcan reverse brought 10 Climax on
Novcrnbcr2
Roars OF laughter greeted tho reading OF this
resolution. It taken as good Joke and quickly
tabled Harry A. Hanbury then presented for the
Executive Committee the resolution to amend the
constitution by substituting the Assembly district
plan Of organization for tho ward plan. and pro-
I vldng for January primaries and February meet
Ing for the organization OF the General Committee.
Benjamin F Blair suggested mat tnc ainehlm"aI.8
I and Sheriff Buttling made motion to that effect.
Tho Sheriff wa cheered "hen he SAID: 49, ~
want TO keep jpsi rs close to the people as we
& long parliamentary wrangle followed the pres
cntaton Of the Sherin's motion Hnnbury opposed
opposed r. but made u clear hat nc agreed WIN
the sheriff on the m M pr2p9tit?n no said 81. to
create paper Organization IN this city the res2l.
tion presents tho best possible way 10 bring that
about II object 10 20 Increase our orsAnlza-
ton and bring our party int" cloi-r relations with
the people. orr present organization VIII accom-
Mir Attcrbury arose 20 explain that he opposed
The change ~ organization. and predicted that the
question or change would be local ISSUE IN each
The chalrmsn declared the motion 70 refer car
Rcd but Mr. Hamburg Appealed from MS decision
= TO - Af,cr more wranglinG on points Of order.
he motion 70 refer 70 he comni;te Vas Rasse9
said ho was opposed 20 .'hdnge which would
diminish tho representation In he General COM
Mr. Aticrbury In Tho course Of the meeting pre-
.cni.d a resolution or the death OF Horace -. Raw
.on a member Of tho committee from the Twenty
third Ward.