New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
THE "SUNDAYSCHOOL CLASSES"
ONE WILL BE AT THE FIFTH AVENUE
HOTEL AND ANOTHER ONE. OF sld-
NIF1CANCE. IN THE xxxInD
DISTRICT

large number OF local and up-the-state hepuo
leans will attend Platts "sunday-scnoo' .ou icy.
A number OF Republicans came into inc o''' -
terday and more are expected to-day nc
TO be done at Albany al the coming session Vi ."e
Ieo,sature and other questions will be discussed
A. Dit, .aid last night that so far as he knew.
Waiting had been done about the Republican Ponce
Commissionerships II am searching TOT hsn' III.
self" he said with SMILE 'and so lar maven.
found any" He would not make any co"h."-
unon the local situation. and Lcmuel +. Qulgg MS
echo also was wonderfully and mysteriously silent
Mr. plat saw number OF callers yesterday.
Among those now in the city, or who VIII De on
hand to-day are Congressman Sherman, hooker
and southwick. Assemblymen Aids, or Cnehanso'
and HAYS OF Fulton; Acknowledgements iimo'ny
L. Woodruff. Speaker J. NJ. f. O'Grady' LOUIS =
Pawn and william Barnes, OF Albany.
A session OF OF the political SUNDAY
classes will be held In the xxxIId Assembly D,s
trio, this morning While 1t is not made up OF the
rroinent leaders Il can hardly be called the infant
class az It will be composed OF the eAps,'e".eu
election district leaders OF that Assembly os'fe.'
This meeting has Its significance N the pos''o'o
breaking away from the machine orsahiHa'oi vi "
large number OF Republicans OF that distr'ct VINO
have all along declared that they were regular
and had voted the straight ticket TINS iah' nc
original cause OF the trouble was hsht asain''
Frank RAYMOND who is recognized by Mr.. Quigs
as the leader OF the district
When those opposed TO Mr.. Raymond a'teHiPteo
10 obtain a copy OF the rolls OF the district ana
found they could not do they were ansered al
the president OF the County Committee, The last
straw that broke their allegiance 10 the present
county organization was the assignment ana APP
pointnlent Of delegates to the district eonyen'iSSn lon
When the call was Issued they discovered that Mr.
OuIgg under the advice OF Mr. Raymond, nad SO
arranged the list OF delegates from each election
district that Il would be impossible TO defeat Mt
Raymond ,,. -.
One OF the leaders OF this movement said last
night: 49,. ,,o- q, os,.s.,.. from each
election district was manipulated is disgrace 10
the party. In some districts where the Repuoecssn
vote IL large and II Is known to be opposed 70 MI
Raymond the number OF deleeates has been reduceo
while in districts where Mr. Raymond Is strong the
number has been materially Increased. We have
given up hopes q obtaining any assistance rom
Mr. Ouigg but the time WIN come when he VIII
regret his action in turning us down"
A number OF the leaders OF this movement met
last night and arranged for watching every election
district at the primaries on Tuesday next. meet:
ing OF those who will look after these districts VIII
be held this morning. and. as one OF the election
district chairmen said We are following our emil
nent State leaders example and having Sunday,
school class II may not have as many so-called
leaders as the main class but VIII have as many
workers" The meeting will take place At the head
quarters Of the movement. No. zoos Thlrd-ave