The sun., 1901-11-30
SHEEHANITES REBUFF CROKER
OVERTURES FOR HARMONY ARE
REJECTED WITH SCORN.



The Greater New York Democracy
through its Executive Committee served
notice last evening on Richard Croker
that his plea for harmony would not be
listened to by it and began the work OF
making its organization more compact
and better able to handle the political
matters that il will have 10 deal with in
the next year. Among those at the meet
ing were Sheriff-olect William j. O'Brien
and Register-elect j. ii. J. Ronner Chair
man William Hepburn Russell, who presided.
said that there we're present delegates
from the organizations in the counties
Of Queens and Richmond, and that at the
next meeting Of the committee there would
be delegates present from the borough
Of Brooklyn. duly elected and accredited.
Matthew j. Breen Of The Bronx, one
Of the organizers Of the party, offered
a resolution congratvlating the voters
Of the city on the outcome Of the election
and telling Mr.. Croker that no harmony
that included him would be tolerable to
the Democrats who voted against his ticket
this year. In the resolutions were these
passages:
The Executive Committee OF the Greater
New 1ork Dehocracy IN teneerlne US CoI,-
the overthrow OF the corrupt and licentious
this metropoiis during The lest four wears.
feels call,d upon briefly 10 reclte The events
that led to the arousing OF the public sentl-
ment that found expression at the polls on
The Executive Committee, while GO Enizant
o. tne iact that 2ust ~ ana SIS OF the 'o.e te
hnray,,.1 ~ Na~ha,tsn and III. pro," " gave
their snpport TO The fusion ticket declines
on the one hand to be drawn into any discus
sion as TO the real voting strength Of any one
Of the three allies represented by party EN-
blems at the recent eiectloh ana on the otheI
70 elVe asweI ~ wy aPpttai 10, sy.faI Ii
nad ray,Siia,.d tsc,Ion y, nemncaany Tor
the reason that in the opinion of this commit
tee the paramount duty Of the hour is 10 rem
der all possible aid to the administration
about TO assume the reins OF government.
and 70 take such Steps as may De necessary
LOT tne % %Ieoi gs EahHI''S. 20 " ,ho o''"''S
pu,ny ~, VI 'nr .tN Vi o" ,-.
Inc resoiutions Nere auop,eu eh,iuS
dslcShy anu ~ was VIC sniiIiehn " tiie
uenhoers OF 'ne collirt.ee '.s. % a.! nai,us t
2uSht .o go oul ahu peE,i 'ne nun. ioi
aeiegates 10 tIs heAt 'ta'e cohre.'ruh,
- ihai they viii pe aoie W PfeNehV the
sIokeIues lioin senoihs sonu ue'es ,i
i iroin nus eouii.f W 'iie ooh'ei''oh a. 'he'
ks,np p' adon,in, .o IN rnso,u,;on tho oor-
niUe' aooP',hs .s i " ."v o.,,I, ILL,
nh,.ee ~ pesan .,e uiscussion ., 'he re- VARIOUS ,s
Pians !oI .eo' 'kAla.loh tia' nav 49,
submitted 10 y during the iasl inonth.
a resolution onered Dy John ~ Sneehah
was finally adopted in which the plan was
provided which will be followed. IL pro-
yides that there shall be an Assernblv
Msfyict oreanixation in sarh district In the
- - Scf, ,.y,ish tko nnJy o,aiifna,ions
.,,:S,.., ~ yh ah.u ha ,ha, m.nH - a Dan,n1
hettrrcy sinai oe 'na1 man ~ ie.iio i.
crat. lhere are 10 pe county committees
In each OF the four counties of the city, each
To consist of one delegate for every twenty
five votes cast for the Democratic candi-
da,a f,r (;oyernor M he Last ureceding gem
a,ai ,iac,ion and as many other. a. lie
@ .la. ~ a.i,;. -, -,
neiupir oi 'lc ,oi'",n'.'' hlay ,o
Each county 'oinifnttee II 10 nave ffe-i-
dent, two Vice Presidents, Distinct Vice
President for each Assembly district, Cor
resnondinp Recording and II adj ng Sc, re-
: a ,I,.s a Traas,,rar and A Saryeen, al A rms
EaaL Ji,,,sr, y.iil have M, oraarizatinn
M isaHn . uis.I,o. n"i a',',,o,, ~ h,t '',h
with permanent htadquaTterh' ana cach
organization Will elect an executive com,
which will make up the General
Executive Committee
In addition 10 tbes. committees there In
q, A.. 49,, Ad,'i.,,.y ,,,,,,t,,,, a., S..,.n o., ha
vi w " "a "a - - -, a.,...I T,'.,'.i,,,
-"i~ctfd pS ule Guy oeh'th Noih'H..tet'
the members OF which shall De eh-onlclo
IN tle VsnailShs oi the Exc, u,iNe I'VE. 'olnlhI''se