New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
Public Parks and Public Works" By Alfred f..
Thayer. - ,,. s.,,r.
Saturday-Memorial Hall Washington Squharr
south Dock ard Fire Departments" by Arthur
w Msury.
DELEGATES To BE UNSEATED.
PR-.EAMME OF THE MACHINE TO IN
SURE CONTROL IN BROOKLYN
THE IsT AND I'D ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS COUNTED
oX TO UPSET Lows MAJORITY IN THE
TON A WARNING.

CITY CONvENTION-DADY's &C
TON WARNING.
Word has gone ou from the Plat camp in Brook
Ign that the Low delegates to the City Convention
from the Is: and Id Assembly districts are to be
unscated In favor of the Plat,-Willls men. TINS
information WIS sen. to Brooklyn In time 10 allow
Michael }. Dady and John j. Casey the P.att icah-
crs in the Isl and ia districts 20 take advantage
OF II and hold rump convention III ono case ana 70
bolt IN tie second case. Dady wcrt INTO the ISL
District ready and anxious to preside at rump
convention. and he found his opportunity wheh
Hugo Hirsh. the chairman. refused to accept Gre
dentlals from tho Seventh ard Thirteenth districts
Of the Third Ward. presented by Dldy men,
The Plat men are already counting the delegates
from the Two Assembly districts In nc rlat column
thus proving that they have rad Assurances ihat
tho Plal, forces IN Ncw-Yo.k will help them Dust
.hc Low NOR. The Pla.t men are forced TO 40
This TO maFn it cor;ain that ,hc Worth-'ow forces
will not 20 into the convention with a majority o.
the Kings County delegates
Crcditins to the Low people all the Delegates
elected ir districts controlled absolutely by JAcoo
Worth and in districts where Low resolutions were
passed. and several uninstructed ant-Worih men
who are known TO favor Low. Columbia picS'n'ht
will receive between sixty-fve and seVenty-hVe OF
3rookyn's 1872 delegates. Ry unscatng the 10"
lelesates in the fret two districts the Pat-Wilhs
combination Will cnch its hold upon the brooklyn
del, CATION and insure to itself safe WORKING
ma iority OF tho contingent from kings
The exact situation in the lst District thus ne
comes one OF considerable interest. a tribune
reporter last night called upon Hugo Hirsh. chalr-
mar of the LIST District Convention. ana asked
for his opinion OF the merits Of the Dady contest
He said
duplicate credentials were received from two
districts As the contes;ing delegates were from
rump district committees we did not Tecosnize mem
the Seventh Distrc: was made by men %ho me,e
not on the rolls ssnuel j. Calhoun h p6 Dao S
meetings he'd and Republicans were nor al,
lowed 10 enrol Early IN me rcIr tIo u,s,,,n' ~
re-enrolled. Calhoun then organized runp com,
mittee that was never recognized by the Ward
Committee In the Thirteenth District voss has
tee that Dady himself used to refuse to recognize.
THE contrasting delegates from these districts
had half a each in the county convention n,
But tina, done because the secretary PAID no
attention to the two sets OF or dentlaS uh,I, tIe
vestIgating the vote was divided But before the
Assembly Convention we made nqniTes' ana E sS
credentials signed nv men whose names are nor
the rolls Of the associations In me conVem, ION
Mr. Dady and his followers acquiesccd in my rn:ing
and voted on the Low resolution and amendment
DO you think the Low delegates VIII oc throw"
II hardly think So If that is the kind OF politics
that is 10 he Played don't think II WI s,rengune
The Worth side won in the Second District by the
narrow majority Of The Dady men refused
men no ao Were y" y loved 10 vote Illegally
Few Republicans found yesterday who were
willing stake their regulations as prophets upon
detailed forecasts of the complexion Of the Brook
Ign delegation. One prominent party worker wsG
on Saturday night said that at least nty,hve e
Of the deesaS. were at hs%I Low " men anS 'nn
less the P1 %np b ns Ws me GYer ha
resolutions indorsing Low mean nothing and that
no delegate is bound TO consider them.
Mr.. At,erbury and his colleagues rem the Ven
TO vote for Low