The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-07
MORE TAMMANY SECRETS
CoNFIDED TO Il SUN REPORTER By
THE BRYAN MEN.

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Bryan Municipal Ticket He Named-Jus-
tees Andrews and Van Brunt Must Not ne
Renomiuated or Parker Put Up for the
Court orAppeals, Say the bryan Enthusiasts.
The ardent supporters Of Bryan and the Chi
cago platform, who have organized the Progress
sive Democracy to keep the Tammany machine
true to the principles Of the party as enunciated
by the Chicago Convention, and to prevent any
recognition In the coming municipal campaign
of the mon who voted for q gold standard, are
not going, they say, to connno their efforts to
the city. They are already preparing to organ.
ize in the State to secure the nomination of
judicial and legislative candidates who are
friendly TO Organism. This fact was stated yes
terday to a Sun reporter by one Of the mon who
attended the conference Of various representa-
tives Of the various local Bryan organizations
on Saturday night.
"we are satisfied said he, "that Tammany
Hall will DO all right; that she will reiterato the
principles Of the Chicago platform and nominate
q candidate for Mayor whom we can support
I believe that whitney. Hill, Flower and the
others who have repudiated their party will take
this medicine with tho hope that they can
get their hooks in after election. They
arc going to DO surprised. We may DO anna
teur politicians. but there are some Of US who
can look as far ahead as those old-timers. We
n ns@inissps seHs a o SiaH.ory or wn so wsc SGS S Smo oals t to
very little toward the realization OF the prin-
friends in the Legislature to help US. and Judges
on the bench who will not be prejudiced against
lone reason why we think that the gold.bug
corporation Democrats will sit quiet and per
init a Bryan man TO be nominated for Mayor Is
know tn that It IL a nS good thing . 70 have friendly
Judges on the bench. They will, be surprised
when they learn that one OF the things :, we Will
Andrews. whose terms expire this year.
tiSn Ct Hill's w csnd HSsSat Alton AZ thf B. f PaPFer,
for Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals. 1t
J. 5u 1Ss si aTs. y Sa. TO We s vain S have G som eana We srs i ar
ready pushing, the work In the State and are
w wei ,S S6Eani;SSid In in I Erie S0q IN his fisP ssattsy. W. We
purpose that the. Democracy hall put only
Bryan men n nomination. especially for lesisia-
The Committee on Political Activity Of the
cret session at tho Hotel Bartholdi. One Of the
things which, J. +. Durlacher, Chairman Of the
COMMITTEES, said yesterday, Will DO considered At At
actions OF the organization secret from the news
paper press.
League could do more effective work II SO much
were not rctailcd by it's members regarding its
dpien and nd b it's into . nat s;,y be Eot w ana s anS-
lished the fact which came out in the Second
avenue conference on Saturday night that
Bryan was not TO be invited to address the Union
square, meeting in favor OF municipal control OF
franchises. because Tammany's leaders had
Tsmmany Hall on July !. Mr.. Durlacher ad.
mitted, however, that all that his committee
o %isn! ore. GGaaa ns' w iUn' pSrti iaI in that
! League, though, he said he believed, that news
4 N-ltrf. wTN.aN ... nnl .AHats Ep.HN ri n hs Cnlf q
fully smothered.
james Paradise Oliver, who is a member Of
Mr.. Durlacher's committee and has had some
experience with newspapers, will oppose the
Dnrlacher scheme.
The Independent Bryan League OF Working
mems Political League. which Is made upin part
of delegates TO the Central Labor Union. A
member OF the Bryan League said yesterday
that a proposal. or suggestion, was made in that
direction which will probably be considered at a
workingmen's Political League would. say
whether or not they were in favor OF aliying
t n > memser Win ~ lb ,e s1 sryah he sSasI that H orannilas.
ownership Of franchises" and does not want
things. ,
A member Of the workingmen's Political
League said that his organization would go In
for labor candidates for municipal offices and
for Assemblymen. and that Tammany Hall had
promised TO give them a number OF candidates:
Jacob f. Bausch would again be run for Coroner
with a Tammany Hall Endorsement, according
to tho present programme.
Each election district, IL was stated yesterday,
is to be organized at once by tho Workingmen's
Political League. which has appointed the fol.
lowing committees:
organization-C II. Hibberd, proofreader; Eugene
johnson, musician; Henry Meisel, bartender; Frank ].
Bleyier, stereolyper; George w, Jones. clothing cutter.
Finanoe-H. o. Cole. broklayer; Samuel jacobson.
oigarmaker; John o'Connell, cigar saiesmnn; John N.
Bogert. printer; Louis wolders, cigarmak r.
Mass Meetngs-Jacob K. Bausch, wood carver; John
7. Lawrence, clothing cutter; z. j. GerhAghty, George
K. Dunn. and Edward Friday.
~PresS-George Blair. box maker; E. +. FARRELL, prin'
ter; Samuel Prince, cigar packer.
Resolutions-John s. Henry. wood carver; John
Smith, steamntter's helper; Bernard Davis. cigar
maker; Nicholas Kuhn, John F. Aaher, coAchman.
Printing-9eorge W. Mckay, printer; Patrick Coyle,
L marble worker, Eredarlck Miller.