New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
THE NEW ORGANIZATION.
WILLIAM BRooKFlELD ON THE ACTION
OF THE WINDSOR CONFERENCE.
ouroa STILL DETERMINED. 10 HOLD THE
PRIMARIES ON DECEMBER I4-wHAr
THE MAYOR HAS 10 SAY.

PRIMARIES ON DECEMbB"
THE MAYOR HAS 10 SAY.
William Brookneld when asked yesterday when
there would be another meeting Of the Policy ana
Plan subcommittee Of the Executive Committee
appointed by the Republican Organization OF tho
City of New-York, which subcommittee was re-
Gently in conference with the Committee on Policy
and Plan Of Organization Of the Republican con-
ference which met FIRST at the rooms Of the Plaza
Republican Club and held another important meet
ing on Friday night at the Windsor Hotel An
swered that the subcommittee would at some date
ret yet set report Its action to the Republican Or
ganization, but merely as matter OF courtesy.
THE action Of the Windsor Hotel conference last
night" he continued. in substance. was practi-
cally the action of our organisation also. ana ID
what have been wishing for for some time.
When the Executive Committee Of Thirty-nve was
appointed. there delegated to 1t full power 10
proceed In the name Of the organization, and the
Executive Committee clothed its subcommittee on
Policy and Plan with the same authority 30 the
report presented to the Windsor Hotel conference
by Its Committee on Policy and Plan OF Organiza-
tion which report had been adopted at the con-
ference between that committee and our suo-com-
mittee was the expression of the Views also OF
the Republican Organization Of the City OF New
York. and does not need formal ratification by
that organization to make It binding. The Com
mittee OF Nine will probably get to work at once.
and finish its lahors next week. 1t is charged
with the task OF selecting the Committee OF Fifty
three which will take all the necessary measures
for perfectins the new organisation and arrang-
Ing for Its workings. The work Of selecting the
Committee Of Fifty-three making sure that all the
men proposed for membership on 1t will consent
to serve. cannot be done in day. The enrolment
will probably be made in January.
IL think Mr.. Quigg regards this as an exceed
ingly formidable movement. and shall be sur
prsed IL he doesn't find that some OF the men now
prominent In his organization are seen at work
upon our enrolment next month. No don't wish
to mention any names.
las for Mr. Quiggs reported belief that We snali
not have large enrolment anywhere think
that likely to have total enrolment larger
than that Of the regulars themseves-lsrger than
their bona ds strength rd mean excluding the
~'Mr: oaxs speaks about bis refusal to bargain;
Tns ss fsR to sas
She said The nsW organSaation.fer the wino or
ganization are practically one now. IN union with
all other Republicans WHO are opposed 10 inc
ST. II Mt osse sssncy
Hr% !Hs saRen s
ssRsssss Rs'{k sS Ell sss
Of the cali which was published in The Tribune yes
terday. Mr. Quigg had little to say Yesterday ex.
the County Committee would be reorganized
Ssi sh.rs sn s s. 70 a.
rule have declared their mention to take part
the prd%ssy sssa y bs ounv
tee Tea viii III be only machine men, practically the same
men who now control the committee.
examinations in the city at an early data Mayor
sSen a: s 81
TO select a Committee Of rtty-thfse Z, t. supervise
c. :sSa e s..a IesssS:r som q: Ss:sSls
snt 's. MEL that II S :s' o. rs may
take Is going e be BY the RspSs
soI,lsaily s they persist u their present ssSts:
ss Plat ss . s ai ' Vii Il. p vs s,ss:
Mr Plat VII have influence With his own machine
James s. TsimsIsT. who pr.sided z. the Wind.
ssss e sSs At
tnSs Il. new ors.niaation II WORKING order e
yor net. ,n' monS Vii M
also upon the matter OF constitution. Darts OF
wnasor ont Sommsss Policy .S
Plan OF orSani.ation which: BY vote Of the con-
viii s. - Of Fl . s.
an OF d ss city q Ss
tee may decide 70 adopt one Of these eonstitu-
psy or new on. :. S1 e. mad s TOOK n .:s:
with Mr.. ouisg on the latter's implied assertion
that the opposition to tho Platt-Quigg machine
was divided. and declared that II was effectively
united Continuing. he said:
THE organization which General ew,ayne headed
had Its foundation In the abuses and frauds Of the
machine The movement represented at the con-
its foundation not only In those abuses and frauds
but also in the manner in which the last cam
machine In It's denuneaton Of Republicans during
the campaign and since. and In the results or the
election. These two movements have been ANAL
samsted. The Committee Of Nine which has been
| selected to choose tho organising committee OF
nfty-three is composed Of representative Republic
cans, whose character and standing In the com;
have doubt that clean. honest. representative
Republican organization: whose claims TO regularity
| will be recognized. will be established In this
| city within very short Tina"