The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
DADY WILL Be BACK MONDAY.
PROMPT ANSWER TO SENATOR
PLATTrs CABLE MESSAGE.
Kings County ~n~pubiicsn q emmittee Also
Hear frem Him Mayer Van W,ch
Writes q. the Election Hoard to pis,
tair tntii the Absentee Returns.

The Hon. Michsel J Daddy. Republican
Commissioned for the Bureau Of Elections
for Kings county. will he Ia New York city
In about a week senator Plat received
from Col. Dady yesterday morning this
cablegram from Havana Ia response To the
Senators demand that he re-Irn immedi-
ately and assume hs duties On the Board
Of Elections
Hon T 9 Pian. Nsx Tort
Cannot arrive before M'od;y MI hat
senator Plat replied that Monday would
do. Meantime Chairman Brenner Of the
Kings County Republican Executive Com
from Mr.. Daily:
CAa,rnsH BnsHr~. k,ugs Copnfr Rspubiieas
ErscHhts COMMITTEE. BrookIyHt
Arrive Monday Win obey party cali
There wasn't a politician Of any character
or standing yesterday who did not declare
that Col. Dady had no right to forsake
hls duties at thus time. IL Ii not n question,
they said, a. To what would happen: II "a
rather a question uf what might happen
Col Dady resigned his place as! chairman
Of the Executive COMMITTEES Of the Kings
County Republican COMMITTEES. as he said
at the time, for the purpose OF dsyotiug
hrs tim. and attention 90 hus place hs the
Republican Kings count member Of the
Board of Elections Yet at this critical
moment in the campaign he sails away for
Havana and leaves the Board Of Elections
ia absolute control of Iammany Hall
Mavor Van Nyck sent this letter yerter-
day to President NOurll- of ths Board Of
Elections.
DEAH SIR Mr. Michael J Dady. who vas
appointed Commissioner Of Elections by nae
as Mayor, on Ia" oriCihl communication
OF the Republican Committee Of Kings county.
T. absent from the cts zoe the midst ~ a poo
htCal campaign without tue knowledge or
consent Of the Mayor
You viii please 80 that no action IL taken
or resolution or motion passed during the
abs"uc" Of tomtul--tou"r btdv 10y "a" board
~ Elections. unless tn" same shall rscetv"
the Affirmative vote of former senator Charles
10 Page. who was appointed hy the upon
The oflclal f"commendatI on 81 N" k"puh-
ltDan tommitt~" of New lOTk couuiy a Com
missioner Of Elections. and Who will thus Ice
enabled to safeguard all The rights aud ia
terr-t~ of the Republican candidate fot MaySr
ard his associates on the Republican ticket.
a. well a. all candidates Appearing upon any
and al tickets have. requested Com.
missioner Iag" 10 attend ially with YOU and
'ommi--lou"r Maguirc If tho hcadqulrt"f-
Of th" Board oi Elections Respectfully
yours. ROBIN A N.N wICK. Mayor
William Hepburn Russell ~ the Greater
New York Democracy was around Nester-
day telling Of his experience Wednesday
night fling the nominations ~ his organ
izatlun with the Bureau Of Elections
i took the nominating certificate down, :
said Mr. Russell. and Wac surprised To find
no one around hut ia" two Tammauy mem
hers Of the board. ] knew hat Mr. Dady
was away. tut was surpn-'d not 20 see
MIR Page around. | made up my mind to
stay around myself until M" nominations
were regularly hlci, unless MIR Page should
cptne in waitel and waitsSi. hu' he didn't
come In the" meantime the Iammany
member- Of the board we're attending
90 the matter. and after about two hours
tho work was done. In the absence ot
anybody To overlook the fling 81 the nom
nations stayed around myself. The
Tammany members ~ the board wore
courteous and fair with me. but ] certainly
was SURPRISED not 10 find Rnv R~epuhlicsn
member there at such "A time. ! under
stand tha after | left Mr. Page did come In.