The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-27
wIGWAM SANS r R
TxMM<NY COMMITTEE HOLDS OUT
LURES TO GOLDBUGs.

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Up Above the Hsrie~ the County Cisvk Ne
eisres War. Calls frf-sries. s-d VIII Do
HE nest e Seat Next fsli-
i"sss cosr's "D"vier Tor he.e'
Tammany Halls General for 1897
organized last night and Issued the second
declaration Of principles which the organisation
b.. mn, fo,vsrd a.. a. n,.,,o,r, for en-. nnn,c,.
pal contest Of next fall. The last one. adopted
on Dec. 30. wa, Brysnitish. As THE SUN pro-
dictod YESTERDAY. there was nothing in tho new
platform soout the national issue which spih tho
Democracy in the last campaign.
800 y, WI :" n,o,k"n' "uo "a'
counted on the side OF tho gold bugs last fall.
I I' s,S MAJ aa o, oTmp mnsS o,,oos. sam ,n,s'r.,oa'
raised hi. voice in proto.,' and 4: a. Vos ou %Ss~ss
from the Brvani,e, bnd b.cn ,xn.c,sd the isad.
a.. h,.a,n.d aasies ~S.o o :, s s.po,'ea, inc 's.a,
crs Dreathed easier when II didn't come. Asa
sort OF peace Offering to this contingent, Mr..
sbeehan had read tho following lo,t.r' which
was received by him early last December.
Hon. John c. sh.enon. Ney YorE. NJ Y.
EXPRESS 10 T am nv bihah ~sm ycn NJ, noa ~
the services rendered by the oroani,stion dur.
Ing the s.mp.ien Iu.t closed. They did their
our defeat. To YOU I am spscialIy indeSted.
Our cause will yet triumph. Yours truly.
IINcoLN. Neb. Dec. / IHoa ~ 4 pt,yAs
The reading OF this letter provoked moro en-
- 49, NV ,.e,-
lux. "n,ess u was tho yoiiinR which marked the
n mnsD es al. o, the rn,r',,'siTd Assembly district,
nav I.aJ.r vho d.,.s,.d 49, 20, ~. n,im.r
now leAuer, VINO deiea,ed burke AZ the primary
let themselves out. These Hayes men oonsti-
tutcd fully ono-quarter Of the members Of the
committee present.
Of the committee. John McQuade Treasurer,
and John =; McGoldrick. Jacob 4. Marks. Pat
rick A. whitney. j. Fairfax Mclaughlin, Jr,
and John J. O'Rourke were chosen Secretaries.
A departure, from the regular order OF ihings
was indicated whom . special Vice-Chnirmsn
was elected In the person OF Randolph Gupgcn-
heimer OF the Twchty-ninth district. II dovel-
opcd later that this was another concession to
into the fold. II had been decided by
MT. Croker. Mr.. sheehan. and other
the, Executive COMMITTEES by adding. saw
eral Gold Democrats without dlsplaoing
any OF the old leaders who supported Bryan. and
acauisitions. 'rhe other IL ia saia' viii ss View .
Chairmen Of the four standing committees on
to he appointed by Chairman Peters. This pro-
vision ior an increase In the membership Of the
introduced by John C. Sheehan.
The old Executive Committee was composed
have eivhty.six. as there will he four memSerrs
from the Thirty-fourth Assembly district, two
On the call for creiontiais before the perma-
nont organization of the committees. notices OF
contest were presented by James Il, Reilly from
the Twenty third district and BY Civil Justice
Fallon for the Burke faction In the Thirty-third.
The Committee on Contested Seats reported In
favor Of seating the delegation from the Twenty
third headed by William T.. StillIngs, on tile
ground that there had been no formal notice OF
contest by the Riley faction. .Assemblym
Riley protested, but tho machine rolled over
him. Ho gave notice that no would continue
his organization and his opposition TO the lead
ership OF Mr.. Stillings.
The contest In the Thirty-thi-d district was
referred 10 n subcommittee OF seven members.
which will meet and hear tho testimony in the
case mt Tammany Hall 10 morrow afternoon.
Thomas &; o'Suliivan presented Mr.. Morgan's
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