New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
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PLAZA CLUB REPRESENTATIVES, TO ATTENO AZ
y,cur.s LYRIC HALL CONFERENCE OF THE
swAyNE-BRooYFIELD ORGANIZATION
The talk Yesterday among Republicans 'h'e'-
sstaa in the movement to form an oreanIA''"
IN the city entirely independent OF 'iie r
,ioan County Committee indicated that the Ell
forts OF Senator Platt Mr. Qugs anu w.
leaders of the regulars to head OH '"e NV
,,ant nv offering terms for Reorganization n"u
failed While the leaders In the Count! No'
,,,.,ee ners,sted In their intention 10 ho'o pr
,,ories IN December Il and MAINTAIN the 'es0
,aritv or an organization that had gone 10 Peoe'
legally by the application OF It's own coi'''i'u'''
il was contended that there couio DC "o "
ceptance Of terms for conferences WIN '"N' "
ranization One Of the leaders IN 'he iio
neot 70 form an Independent ORGANIZATION oA
o1, ia certain now that the movement Is 10 NC
carried forward. The Platt-Ougg con'oiiia.,o"
although frightened by the display Oh iee""s
among Republicans in the CITY, VIII 81 "
ana hold the primaries to secure alleged 'es"
,ar,,v for the County Committee ana .ie w
nos,ns Republicans will stay out OF the pr'-
r,oa ord complete arrangements lot ne"
.nro,,,ort and union OF the antl-machihe
forces"
The nlans for a large conference OF anti-ma-
'.hira republicans at Lyric Hall this evening
nere practically completed yesterday anu ''e
Renublican Organization Of the CITY ana ooun.'
of New-York will take action TO merge i'seii Az
the movement for a popular reorganization u
The party in the city. resolution 10 '''a' ei
feet has been prepared. as follows:
Resolved That committee be app 7" nomnate
delegatiohs ION p,mher as representative on said
committee-to prepare and present az ,ne & and
ing of this conference draft OF on
A,-lour a a
Tor the Republican party OF tho city or Ne"-i
There seems to reason for believing
@hat the negotiations now going on TOT ul'oii
of the forces of the Republican organization u
the City and County Of New-York ana 'he o'"e
snti.Platt Republicans whose views are 'hoso
represented by the men attending the recen'
conference held at the Plaza Repuohcah Niuo
will have a speedy and successful cohciusio'''
The aims OF the two bodies are pracucal! 'ue"-
tical-to effect such changes as Will secure IAN
nass and honesty In the conduct Of the Repub-
l,can party in this city. The Commtlee oii W
SANITATION appointed at the Plaza Repuoiican
CIuh conference consists Of William NJ. Bennett
tsnnorarv chairman; Thomas Jewett Halloween
.acretarv. William c. Wilson. P. Tecumseh
c,erman Theodore Wentz and James l..
Lowry.
The committee met In downtown once
an Wednesday afternoon and resolved to accept
the invitation Of the Republican Oreahi-
cation of the City and County OF New"
York TO the Plaza Club conference-which
invitation was referred to the Committee
on Organizaton-to attend the meetng OF
the Republican Organization tonight at Lyric
Hall. They will be unable however 10
make any definite report as committee at to-
nights conference. but will present only their
individual views, as the Committee on Policy
,lo;r rariv AZ
formulated it's report for the adoption Of
the Plaza Republican Club conferrees. This
committee met again yesterday afternoon TO
compare notes Its several members are in confer
ence with prominent Republicans of the Assem-
bly, districts not represented at the first confer
ence at the Plaza Club. with view to arranging
for the holding Of meeting OF Republicans In
each Of those districts. at which meetings five
delegates representing each Assembly district
shall be chosen 10 attend future conferences OF
the organization. General Wager Swayne. presi-
dent Of the Republican Organization Of the City
and County OF New-York, yesterday afternoon
expressed his qualification at the decision Of the
Plaza Club conferences representatives to at
tend the Lyric Hall conference this evening
There is always a vast deal Of simmering be-
fore the pot boils" he added. 1.-THE simmerng
is now going on. and by and by we shall find
that there is something lively in the kettle. No
! can't tell. and nobody can tell. what action Will
be taken at conference tomorrow night
This work is out Of my line and am rushed
with other work, and. besides. cannot walk
But feel that l cannot evade the responsibility
and shall keep up the endeavor until can be
relieved I am thankful that have such CO.
AUDITORS as Mr.. Brookfed and Mr. Bagg"
The Plaza Republican Club conferences Com
mlttee on Policy and Plan CT Organization. OF
which ]. Bayard Backus Is chairman, held a
private meeting last night at the Plaza Clubs
rooms Sixth-ave.. near Fifty ninth-st. to dis.
cuss the details Of the policy to be recommended
in their report to the organization. The session
was a thoroughly harmonious one. there beine
substantially a unanimty OF opinion as to the
outlines OF the report When the conference
adjourned Monday night II was to NEE
again when the Committee on Policy and Plar
Of Organization should be ready to report Tha
committee will probably ask for the reassem
bling Of the conference some evening earl,
next week, at which time the report as to tn,
organizations proposed policy. If 1t shall b,
approved and adopted by the conference will b.
made public.
MR.. BIDWELL VS.. Mr.. BIDWELL
soME APPARENT INCONSISTENCY IN HIS VIEW
ABOUT TIE PRIMARIES AND THE ENROLMENT
There seems TO be little uncertainty In the min
az on ha If he