The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-15

finance. public meetings, printing and naturall-
cation provided for, and q resolution empower,
Ing the 10 n TsSir@S aon 20 SPR Sn ana q S1,iaWs WS a.
adopted.
REPUBLICANS AT PEAcE-
The new Republican County Committee in
| slightest friction, owing, probably, to the fact
that the entire body of the. delegates. with
IN inc s SnSSpttSiSn vi s" the p%rodomlnsnt wing
in tho party. Tho certified copy, OF the
liz T. q Sol 8 tSsni who T Ss h: olf paiid, 4 Boo q.
| served as tho roll Of tho committee. When the
Twenty.1fth ward was reached q copy OF an in
ASupre'm%c Court, forSiddinE the seating Of Fred.
erick n. Shipman or any other person as the rep
T PfsSS a ", p p. P f@i a1Sy %as pr sis E b %1' ME-. AZ n
Magistrate Jacob Bremen was chosen tom.
| permanent officers In a bunch on motion OF eE-
ASsemblyman Waldo; Walter p Ahttorbury.
Marcus D.. Campbell, Secretary; F. Van stein
berg. Assistant Secretary; John Drescher,
Treasurer; and Michael j. Wheeler, Sergeant
There was no contest for any OF the offices.
and all those named above were elected by a
provision was made for tho appointment of a
committee. to consist of the President: Secre-
tary and one delegate from each ward, to draft
a constitution and bylaws for presentation at
the next meeting Of tho County Committee on
tary were appointed a committee to secure henu-
quarters in tho neIghborhood of the City Hall.
meet on the fourth Tuesday in June.
Toward the close OF the proceedings there was
g iittlc spSt between SGIob Mn Tnd HSnSgry ybs snd tbs sI,
fsn'eT but o Sftar wise the meeting was one OF the
lican organization in Kings county,
Before tho proCeedlnss SeEan S Mr.; PUTTING ~ Ing
alarming report that he had an intention. TO ally
himself with the Democracy. He also intimated
that he would make II nnoomfortably hot for
the person who had started such q suggestion.
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
The new Democratic County Committed in
Brooklyn was organized last night By the cleo.
ton OF these OFFICERS Gers Jones H M0itett, ChHirman ;
Kane, Second vice-ChRirman; W.P. Wuest,
Secretary; Michael J. Cummings, Correspond
ing Secretary, and Arthur G. Salmon, Treas.
The new Executive Committee consists of one
delegate from ench Assembly district, instead OF
two. as formerly. The new Executive Commit
teemen were announced es follow: First dis dIS,
n ME- Ciis rSsTi'T Third U district se William I. Soo"an
William r., Mcclure; seventh district, william
A. Doyle; Eighth district, John NJ. Gray; Ninth
district. Michael j. Cotfey; Tenth district,
Henry I; MasEgSrtE,ii E diSsInt f diSStriTnt :,m Bsr:
Thirteenth district, William BrcnnGn; Four
tecnfh district, Patrick II. McCarren; Fifteenth
district, George l. Lindsay Sixteenth ;t di't IdSS
/. Shea; Eighteenth ~districr, Frank d. Creamer;
Nineteenth district, Edward Glennon; Twenti-
eth district, Conrad II. Hester; Twenty-first dis
Bridge Commissioner Shea will DO continued
as Chairman of the Executive Committee.
The Kings county organization, in all It's ram.
ihc,tions ia now under the absolute control of
Hugh Mclaughlin.
IN
The organization OF the Republican and Dem
ocratic county committees In Richmond Dor
ough was held last evening. The following is
tho result:
Democratic County Committee-Chairman,
DIR. John L. Feeny: Vice.Chairman. Thomas w.
Fitzgerald; Secretaries. Franklin @. Witt, +. w.
iodine: Sergeant.at-Arms Thomas Mccormack.
Republican County Committee-Chnirman,
| Henry A. Guyon; Vice-Chairmah, Jos. Simon
son; Secretary, Thomas A. Branin; Treasurer.
IN QUEENS.
The Queens County Republican Committee
met and organized In Long Island City last
night. j. Lewis Chllds Of Floral Park WAS re-
elected Chairman, Frederick storm OF Flush;
OF Newtown, Treasurer, and William A. James
OF Jamaica. Secretary.
County Clerk John H.. Sutphin of Queens
county. who has been the Democratic leader IN
the county for thirty years. was turned down
last night by the Queens County Democratic
Central Committee. and former Assemblyman
led the anti.Sutphin faction. was made Chair.
Coroner Philip Cronin of Far Rockaway nom.
be defeated. declined the nomination. Tho
sn!iF %ad EH!s q MADDEN sae 'G IS Go@@l, Tes ca" 81
M Wien t6e fof eqeS was e nS tsd SHfayoS' Of Sii Long,
Island City. Coroner Cronin was made Score
tary Of the committee and former Sheriff james
Norton was made Treasurer. When the laden
men returned to Long Island City they held
Publication.