New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
MR.. QUIGG READS THEM A LECTURE.
5p TELLS MACHINE LEADERS THAT THEY MUST
DO ALL IN THEIR. POWER TO INCREASE
THE ENROLMENT NEXT TUESDAY.

he TELLS MACHINE LEADERS THAT THEY MUST
DO ALL IN THEIR. POWER TO INCREASE
THE ENROLMENT NEXT TUESDAY.
District leaders of the Republican machine IN the
ooroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx held
meeting yesterday afternoon IN the headquarters
O. the Republican County Committee. at No.
Nadlson-aye and Congressnan Lemuel E Quigg
the president " the committee. who had been kept
at his home with rheumatism In the leg Tor Week.
read them a lecture on the results OF the enrol
rnent under the new Primary Election law. He IS
10 be candidate for the office OF president OF tho
reorganized committee. and he expressed dissat-
,sfact,on with the Republican enrolment IN the
county OF New-York. and told the district leaders
that they must all possible EFFORTS 70 nave the
Republican enrolment increased next Tuesday. 'he
day o. the supplemental enrolment some or the
leaders declared that the new Primary law had
been found 20 be Objectionable 20 many Reiuo-
ucans as well as 10 many Democrats who were
afraid to publish their politics by enrolling Some
of them also said that Mr. Quigg would do well 20
look after the enrolment IN his own district. the
XIXth II he expected 10 be elected delegate TO
the new County Committee
Leading Republicans OF the county OF New-York
said last evening that Mr.. Quigg probably would
not be able TO carry his own district. and that X
he succeeded in getting into the new County com
nttee he probably would 90 80 ny runIilss "s d
6elNeafe In a district IN which The machine mas
rraei eslly no opposition. The Anita chine Repuo-
lcsrs will be able to carry seNefd C4SrlClS az INC
rrnr a@ss In June. II they are not aoie 10
prevent the reelection Of Mr.. Quigg as president
Of the County Committee. 49, go. l.,
Al meeting OF the Allied Political Clubs IN
the rooms OF the Plaza Republican Cluo; at No
i(47 sxth-ave. the Committee OF iHGlsaAon; con
s,sting OF W r Spooner Marshal! 4 Clarkse
Frans Buckley. F. f. Karesen and William T
Glover presented report on the new Urinary
law calling attention TO the movement for Pr
mary reform which started by tIe Allied FONT
ical Clubs in 1896 The officers % the Allied fOt-
;oal C.uhs were reelected. including Alderman hias
Goodnan president. Marshal B. Clarke: william
T Glover and Edward Dubois. yice-presiceits, ana
George " Sutton secretary. y was DECIDED 70 IS
sue an address 10 voters Of both great political par
-ies urging enrolment May 10 and participation
in the primaries on june :
NO OPPOSITION TO Mr.. ODELL Likely.
Members o, the Republican State Committee In
this city yesterday said that they did not expect
there would. be any opposition 10 the election OF
p B. Oden IT, as the chairman OF the committee
IN place OF the late Charles W. iackett INC
committee will meet al noon Tomorrow al thS
FS.th Avenue Hotel. and NJ. Odell, as chairman
OF the Executive Committee. will call the neetlhe
"a order There has been report that soHie
members OF the committee who are close lrleius
OF Governor Black IN favor or the elcc'loh
O, George W Dunn. Of Binghamton, as che'f-
man o. the State Committee but Nj. Dunn mas
declared that he would not be candidate for ne
place II Mr. Ode could he PERSUADED 70 accept IL
WNliarn Barnes, jr.. Of Albany. pI9oaDly WI De-
come chairman OF The Executive Committed