New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or-rrxs BOROUGH WRITING UNDER
THE v1GWANrS INJUSTICE
r.>--,tAvoR GLEASON STRENGTHENED IN
HIS REVOLT IN IoNG ISLAND 80
PATRONAGE GIVEN TO
NON-RESIDENTs


NO%-RESIDENTs.
should this state of Affairs continue mu'n
,o~.or" said "a rural resident Of the ho''Ub"
o. Queens yesterday 90 Trl'nne
,o.o won't he a farmer left i'm New-Yofk
CITY" ,s,n
tr.~e was a good deal Of feeling PENN" MS
-,,r,s tJe referred 10 the high-handed methods
80 ,ho ,r.sent Tammauy Hall rulers of the
7,orourb The taxpayers are not only gong 10
-, ,o,1ctod this year a. they never were be-
zorro h,,, ~ has been decided that those in the
,..+f,,re sections ~ tho borough shall nave
,..,ticarrv no representation on the bemociaN'
COUNTY. COMMITTEES Previous 90 this year. lhe
,.,,,tere or the County Committee have been
,..ted bv wards and towns. This year now
t,.~ John = Madden, chairman Of the commit
p. has announced that they shall ne eIec''o
Is. the county at large This change was maze
. - declared 10 prevent the defeat # Coroner
.r.rr Cronn tho Tammany partisan 81 ar
] kaway
,.atbcr but longer standing complaint "h''n
r..eo~atto voters Of Queens Borough nave
,.rs. ,ha Tammany Hall rulers IS iha' a'''
eY.,., cent ~ tho patr0uaea IN" borough mas
t.. given ont 10 men who do NOT live ID il.
,.. Who worked hard for che success of inc
,..+r m The pills have been eheyed and places
,..rh had been promised 10 them nave
-.... awarded 20 strangers jpn the borough The
...n-g encendered boy this rs so bitter IN the
,.. and file of the party throughout the Dol
.a mat the party leaders are already Uem-
t... az the bare thought Of its effect IN the
,...r, election open threats or revolt are
..l on every side. and Patrick J. Gleason
...,ra,or Of Long Island CITY. and Iammanl
.-.,.. strongest opponent there smiles me same
1i smile as he puts ffcsh edge "' "'7 '''
q axe and prepares for the H".. ,,
r.. wounds Of the faithful, already hadY
la Mil he torn open afresh on Tues
,, raxt when Tax Collector Freder'N W.
, ,...-,r ,r.re his Office in the Borough Hal
90. ro-, Island City The faithful have Dee"
,..r6l.t, exnectlng for weeks 90 have the
..,,.bins In the Office apporuoned amo"H
,..., I'm, tboy VIII again be wofuIly d.sap-
,,.r-ad Twenty-Five clerks have bee" "i-
,of,,.4 hint most of thom come from Man
s., ~rios ~ Murder" and "Pohce. WI"
b.. ria In COMPARISON TO the uttefai'"s "i e.,
f.t+tf.l on TUESDAY Collector BlcckW'"h u 10
s.t4 is also aegrieVed over the MAJ l''' a., '
- ,,,,,(inted without anybody thihhiHs
30 ,,,~th while To consult him ln I'idl'yH ~
+, Nv BiecI,ycnn was Treasurer OF I-'''-
..d CITY for twelve wears ana "'N"tt,o,,te
t..... ,,tar care IN the selection OF ms dS'''
-,.r a,otbor cause of friction in the Dom"
+.. ranks is the turning down Di 'u"s'
'...a. 4. Kadien Of the Munlcipa' t
John D. Madden. the TaAlnlt"y i'aH'i f',,..,.
f.t..,, ~ th4 latter from The Catskll-, '".'-
Kaaon called upon him 81 the pem',I ',.-s
.l I.lrg Island CITY. accom- dhl'n -. 49,
Of +io 9fcfrilt who desired MI M"Hi'"' "
.-r..,... ,,.st IY9po kadien would receive a lr-
domination Air. Madden. however oc'IH'N ~
give n ana the party left the club I'D an ahb'9
Jngee Kadien's friends assert that when he
rfed years ago TT WIS N'--'