The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
HITCH N"IAUGHLIN'S GRIP.
Nrw DEHooRATIC MACHINE IN
WV v,ooHLN oBEYs HIS WILL.

NEu DBhVonALIC IN
p~ROoELrN oBEYS HIS WILL.
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80. 10 re New County General Con-,t.
-. r,ecssd Hast Might without Er,ctiep.
r,. ,~rentyone Democratic Assembly dirtriot.
onmittees b Brooklyn met last night TO elect
.u.,s own officers and delegates to the County
a.n,rsl Committee. This work marked the
49,, important feature in the reorganization Of
,Lo penocratio forces in that city, which has
be,n IN progress for three months, transferring
iii the representative features In the organize
ian from tho wards to tho Assembly districts.
In future the ward lines will be completely
animated from the Democratic party ma
chinery and the roal government OF tho or
v~nniEation, as ~ the case in Tammany Hall, will
no lodged In the Assembly districts. The Assem-
bly district committees are composed OF two
delegates from each of the election district asso-
Citations In the Assembly districts, and the
officers comprise q President, vice.President
sscretary, and Treasurer.
Tho Assembly district gatherings last night
excited much interest, and each delegate, before
PARTICIPATING In the business on hand, gladly
plantod down tho rs dues required. There were
few manifestations Of faction spirit, the rival
leaders having disposed Of their differences at
the primaries which were held last week. Each
Assembly. district 10 to DO represented In the
County General Committee by ten delegates,
and 1t was for these places there has been tho
shsrpest competition since tho reorganization
plans were inaugurated. The County Commit
tee will now be composed Of only 80 delegates,
which 10 less than q third Of the body which Is
now going out Of existence.
The delegates chosen last night, for the most
part, arc In complete harmony with tho man
onA-NnnN ~ Av-pnuinfAr Heel NJ ar-hltr ,phN
will have even q stronger grip on the new Coun-
ty Committee than County Clerk Jacob Worth
has on tho corresponding Republican body.
Every man who attempted last night to kick
through the prescribed traces got n setback.
Even Thomas Z. Pearsall, who was ambitious to
20 as q delegate from tho Eleventh district to
the M;sh Soo of x. Commits 5nnaaars han IN % op Ipssssra e,e to tho
This Is the list Of delegates to the County Com
mittee by Assembly districts:
Hsans sE JosSpS q. h Ie%ipe. jam Sn'1 %SSSlusiy. Patrick
=. Quinn. Arthur G. Salmon. W. II. Lynch W. II,
-ssscnd-Nardn CONNOLLY. Charles Sterling. William
!; Plant John MeKsen; George Russell; Matthew thew T.
ira-%I + NsSnan, Charles 7: R.Swp. c WI:
minga, George Cunningham. John p. Pagan. Edward
nichasl J. MeGoldrioi, Robert Il. Mcarath, James Q.
e %sss aslsor sa% William III 5SS Sariila aE' Charles +; S aeSeS1e Ea'
Etfth-Patrick Hayes. Theodore D, MetEinger. Der
nnrd Gallagher, Abraham Levi. John j.. Donovan.
James =: BEL; Henry Newman, Louis schafer. Charles
sixth%James Honatt. Charles C. Wise. william I.
thompson william SShn D %s,sS.r Henry Prpn a,n; TI1icS Soh W. n y.
ncnnann' a MnnaP pay iinoefs' ff"n''' 'ne"' WIN.
-seyen.hEWiiMian 4. Doyle: Luke p: s,aPle.oD.
sason. Henry Osborne. W. LIndrsn,.
Charles =. Brandt. Patrick F. curran, William kear.
5. Corey. Frank Hennessy. George
john ). CAIN .ialC James HShahon. William ShiIi +. Donovan.
George Gibbons.
T SsIse, 5osa j. +, a assss'' &.i sSssp1 F; o 5Sssssi ~, %iI:
liam J. %Jennett;s David E: Callahan; Michael @. Aarl'
r5 -slsvsn e T.1gePp, Marriott E; Ryr Re bo gsiaar John II = HG NJ.
Meehsn. W. Hughes, Thomas {, Ca,lin; ~
bet. 1w1 a. g. Flssss1 p: 1o.sph W v: i D eSyle' Je Caa! !. sa Il; ss:
messy. Edward J. Prendergast. Hiram A. Farron. Nj.
Thirteent6-John Ennis. Isadore b Schmidt. Alfred
Taylor. Daniel | 6Gt e; DOyi e. W; :; PiG sSSsSa wii Hs91d SreT r
ogItsen.h5Edxa $; Scott; Senator P H, ! Mscss.
dy, Rudolph c. Bacher. W. J. Begonshutz. John Bopp.
'I Ss9t "; Ss-RsSssr; p !: j. t Sss.s; william r. wus.,.
John am's : coyle. HaE~a r walton. Charles sasnsss.
az a9s arthur III 1 f Hissis.. Mat 9st.s ssei Isssssn .'000 :, vs'-
u si1ssen naa;, Pi q Be GssFi. ef S5.ssu k,g9s sns so q. 9i. !:
gerald. W. Carr. Lawrence Carney. y. II. Mount.
Henry Goulden.
seventeenth-Theodore Burgomeyer.. James T.
Kerry. Dennis Short. oliver B. Forwel. John L. Shea,
John Swarm, Bird s. Coier. Isaac S. Forester, George
Upptngton, Herman A. d. Holman.
Eghteenth-Frank d. Creamer. Daniel ]. Madden.
Peter etmos, John Fulton, George W. Dalton. James
bpuGy: Eugene 4 GuMan. Peter J. Murphy. Richard
Observation-Disclosures Westerfeld. Edward Lemon,
James Tobin. John woin. Fred schmidt. Samuel
Mock. Pred Rummen. Henry N. Dixon. Potter B. Hu.
berty. Bernard Smith.
pd ISsas s1a.L III. ! Be 4sns P.,. eo Wss, w Hsssss;
Ward. Joseph lawson. Thomas Toomey. John ].
Hughes, Richard DAILY.
James d. Smith, John Mcclure, Daniel o'Brien. Eben
D. Newman, James II. OBrien. Thomas O'Neiu, George
h Alexander, John Harrington.
The. new County COMMITTEES, will meet for
organization at the Thomas Jefferson head
quarters on Monday night, II is understNss
County Committee Chairman for tho past tnr6e
years, win be retired. but nothing positive has
been determined as to his successor. Bernard
J. York. however. viii probably either get tho
chair or DO continued in his place as head of the
Executive Committee.
One Of the most important pieces of business
to DO transacted on Monday night will be tho
appointment Of q committee 70 begin the formal
negotiations with Tammany Hall for the Greater
New York campaign.