The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-10
GOLD DENIS FLAP A WING.
1ITE SAT- Still THREE MONTHS
LIKE A HEN ON CHINA no 3A.

Few rnoy>re sirrinG-aoinE ts Have . ceunty
Committee neetIng-BroOkneid ENROLMENT
Abandoned AitoEsther-Must Keep ReEu-
iarr Drirt or Sentiment In the side Streets
After remaining dormant for three months or
moro tho National Democracy, which was to be
,cmodelled on q plan agreed to BY the Hoffman
House conference OF last winter, gave evidence
of life Yesterday. The Executive of
the old organization, called together by
CORPORATION Counsel Francis NJ. Scott.
met last nigth In the clubrooms of the
organization Of the Ninth Assembly district in
west Twenty.third street, and resolved to call
the new County Committee together for organ
iystion 1T the Grand Central Palace next Thurs
day evening. Tho 1892 members OF this
County Committee were elected at primaries
held In May.
chairman 8 OFT sad that every Assembly dis
trio, in tho city but tic Second was r. pre- 'ented
last nigh and that a 0 mint ee co po'cd u
Dan 81 Il. Bowling, John Murphy. and Ro et
ORR NJ mr. Q was sppoin ed to ooS after the
Welt re 4 The o gan Eat on IN hat dis riot
Another committee. composed of wallace Mao
farlane. Henry De Forest Baldwin. E. S. Kauf-
man and Hugh r. Garden. was appointed IS q
Law Committee to advise the organization as to
legal questions which may arise In the matter Of
nominations.
Mr.. Scott declared that there was no talk Z
apostolic union with Tammany Hall. and the
matter Of comforting with the Shepard organiza.
ton Of Brooklyn and the National Democracy
OF Queens and Richmond regarding CT y nomt
nations was left for the consideration Of the new
County Committee.
pEvlLisH SLY. THESE BRooKF1ELpERs-
Last evening was the second set by the Brook
eeld.Swayne Republican faction for q general
enrolment OF voters who believe in their anti.
a--u, ! PatNNp fight "A on WedneadAy night.
there was no enrolment. Gen. Wager Swayne.
chairman Of the ors.niassio M. sH q . yS.,e =.
DO enrolment at this time. The reason for this
abandonment o; tho enrellmens vas conn.
desire to keep regular so that they can vote a.
the Republican primaries on Sept 20 In the
now. said he, Two would DO debefred trom
The regular Republicans say that the Brook.
neltsrs cannot vote az The pst%sriss any way
whichi is a hostile political organization.
30 ORGANIZATION WILL BE HELD CP FOR Low.
Two communications were read at the meet
inS OF the lndependenee Hall Democracy OF The
last night. The first was a letter sent by senA.
tor John RAines to Commissioner Ernest HAr
ac>egE. senator Raines has left town to take
b,ber ~ was tse !. 'G SeIegrsm from former Excise Com.
missioner Julius Harbusger. telling OF the sue
eiShs in canandaixpa the home Of Senator
RA!nes, speaking on the excise question:,
ver, three OF the conferees, appointed to meet
ihe RsPuo!ics3s at The Manh.ssA s1,i Hotel meet aes.n
S s1S Ge LANG SPOKE sps sea at Iht'iPf4 resress Hail aee sHaa
Sir. Il rvier said: No political organization.
e. en- n: .a5s5ss s.l 'sh Hs@. Els ai '9 ao%iassi, NH !. o. a
ssoEt IL %F 70 ii 1n !, PsGpfSss ss,.s s ]baii,is,I sss re:
torship. not OF force and blood perhaps. but OF
pilk and water. The boys won't stand for IL.
Eons 20 so or not, you will lind the Independence
Hall Democracy fghtinG rEht along and All
along a dude Dictatorship OF politics In the city
A parade preceded last nights meeting.
REPuB1lcANs CAN DO THEIR OWN NOMINATING.
As SEN !. aAT di.tris: IN Ha The &c ei nsTsa ass he s1ct; .psfsi
Republican Club OF that district Is composed of
s ses MsR Of G The ss Sss' !e aSss q @ he party .afsl0n 4 a sS'
Constitution Was adopted By the club At is
= ssSfisst,as c see. Ts4 as. l.sa n Il ass . sifdi ye ess.. "a
And ADOPTED without q di.sensiDE vote; f..
public hTei eS sIas . sssa na sSs ,a noaiss say q s' ne 1ssai fsF
seau h!iesn orF E,nh ct On. horn. q, n. R.nnA,.
the two strongest Republican, dist.icts in Tie
pr ';Nle Mckinney iIiy; h and S.2s ssv toa { aJ Stashii asE. OF ''200
THE 2. BERRY WALL POLITICAL SLATE
a Republican faction In the Tventyseventh
Assembly district held . little caucus the other
night AT the HOCek 1eIIOpOlc, 4L NnlCa inc local
ordinations OF the party were disposed Of 70
the satisfaction OF those present. among whom
3 S'i F. h lHs e G ssd e6a +; s ). Hut Eeii' r Ps; S ss1s
four OF the delegates to the County COMMITTEES
:Sd saS dP Be soSin .Ss i4 sss S esssaSa that s assf sSs
Ter, who is q leader among the eolored voter Of
the district, for Alderman The enrolled Re
puhiicAns OF the district, 1t Is said. Will change
this slate.
EouRK HASN'T BITTEN THE HOOK.
Although Barney Rourke.. the Independent
was chosen a member OF the Tammany Execu.
tive Committee in, January, he has refused to
pct he was in California at the time OF his so
lection, and WAS named for the place against his
protest Barney's most intimate friends say
that he will not act with Tammany Hall in the
municipal campaign, except under certain con.
citlonA. Should Secretary OF the Interior Cor
nelius y. Bliss be the Republican MAyoralty
candidate they say that Barney will surely sup
port him.
WANT GUNNER TO GUN FOR
The Hell Cato Republican Club of the Thir
he.h Assembly district adopted REVOLUTIONS 81
tts meeting last night recommending the ap
pointment OF Port Warden John H. Gunner al
Collector Of Internal Revenue TO succeed John
A Mason Of the Second district.
HAS GOT NEWSPAPER SUPPORT.
The Eight for tho Republican nomination fol
Justice Of the Municipal Court In the Eleventh
district is a very warm one between Janice p
payenpoFt. the present incumbent. and Francis
eqtivaIent TO an %elsction. Mr.. worces.srI
campaign committee has issued 9 little cam
palm newspaper called the LIBERTY Republican
devoted 10 his interest, and 10 circulating Il
Throughout the district.
IVY cLCB WANTS oUIao.
The Ivy Club, tho Republican organization IL
the Twenty:ei9hth Assembly, district, adopted
fesol1tions last night favorable to the nomina
ton OF President QuigE Of the County Commit
tee as the Republican candidate for Mayor.