New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
woOLLEY'S OUTBREAK.
THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN yEHEMENTLY
OPPOSES REORGANIZATION

OPPOSES REORGANIZATION.
Chairman f. w. woolley OF the Hudson County
Republican Committee. although an ex-ofrico MEM
Der OF the Organization Committee which IL now
preparing plans for reorganizing the party In Hud-
County. Of the eight hundred Repub-
licans who received circular letter from the COM
mittee requesting his Views regarding reorganiza-
tion and the causes which have led to the demorai-
zation OF the party.
Many have sent replies which will be read at
meeting OF the Organization Committee in Lincoln
Hall, in Pavonia-aye. Jersey City Heights, on Sat-
urday evening. It was intended by the committee
that none OF these replies should be made public
until they were opened al the meeting. Chairman
Wooley yesterday made vehement attack on re-
organization in a letter intended for the committees
but before II had reached its destination he fur
nished the reporters Of the Hudson County news
papers with copies OF the letter for publication. Mr.
Wooley does not attempt 10 reply TO the question
asked by the committee but takes advantage OF the
opportunity TO assail the Republicans for finding
fault with the present organization.
Chairman Baldwin OF the Organization Committee
said last evening that ne had received Mr..
Wooeys letter and he expressed surprise that Il
should have been offered for publication before It
was presented and read to the committee.
Il know nothing about Mr.. wooleys letter. -
cept what have read In the evening papef-a
letter signed by Mr.. Woolley and addressed 10 me
as chairman OF the Organization Committee" sas4
Mr.. Baldwin. Il suppose II was written as a reply
TO the circular letter sent out by the committcA
While / have objections to the publication q
Mr.. Woolley's letter, think it was indiscreet ana
premature 10 publish 1t before 1t was presented to
the committee
I'VE have made It a rule not to offer any OF these
replies for publication until they presented to
the committee and II / had received Mr. Wooley's
letter would not have made II public until had
first presented IT TO the committee"
Mr. Baldwin said he had opinion 10 express
In rA AZ. kstfx aid law
before the committee for action.
wooLLEY's LETTER TORN IN sHREDs. :
Henry Styx OF HoboLen. gives out the following
letter, which is addressed to Chairman Baldwin OF
the Organization Committee
Sir: In yesterdays issue Of The Hoboken OBJ
s5 ,nd the monhpieSs Of Wo9ey besb
party leaders and desires the patient and long
that The management OF the Republican party IL
Just right IN fact, too lovely FOR anythns; 10
existing o' in "t the OF party affairs a
may appear that Brother Edward ct al are =
design.
partys affairs. f. W. Woolleys effusion appears
a. ass dpye S ana rot OF the worst ns s
really, arrive at the conclusion that the episus
a position and was sV not Inspired By some craf,sr
coowrecker OF the kePu9lisssn party; q, oon,ro
versy to punch few holes in Edwards state
ments. Woolley desires 10 know what Republican,
Was % Brother E Edware in his sober senses when hs
wrote the above ehalIense or was he non non. eompes
member Of the County Committee knows that hath ne.
es BY s oS g
know that he would not dare to make a move
without the sanction OF the Hon Sam Let him
brain Brother Edward must be in a trance
Another Incorrect statement that should be naied
forthwith is the statement that the voters are re-
sponsble for the members OF the County Commit.
tee Brother WoolIey before he makes mai cracks os
ne get away with an assertion Of the above
horaGT snort tIme ago when primary election was held
in the Fourth Ward Of hoboken. under the super
ysHD s.aae Of nef {, GnF aFe cSarga Of ad
was nuifed by the Committee on Appeals az the
dictation Of the Boss because the men eecsa dla
defeated batch Of patriots were seated But
Brother Edward would have the voters believe that
may believe II. but not many He knows that
the above aeuy % rs g4der ssse ha
"the voters can make or destroy the committee at
obiuse as as he seems to be- as rot rot. pure and
simple ,,
tion which seems 10 have gone ABROAD that the
destiny of the party is in the hands OF the com
ing to the. above statements which be verified
Woolley's oinvtaton TO dispel the notion tnat me
desfiny Of the SS party will not very aeceptab
Again he says that agitation, though badly be-
gun may produce a very good result. Ills state
ment that the agitation was badly begun is SIM
ply an opinion evolved by his massive brains IL
i appears as a brilliant idea TO him, let ,,i him
ure to him II It proves nothing else -
How much good will be accomplishing remains 10
be seen some good has already been accom-
plished. The prodding the gang Is getung mas sene
them psme m tell everybody what good devil he is
Let Brother Edward try again. hgt he m9St try
harder HENRI eiiA'