New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
NCARREN IN CONTROL.
THRONGS At HIS OFFICE.
Position Of Mclaughlin Uncertain
LittIetou for Harmony.

Just where Hugh Mclaughlin. who for mere
shan FORTY wears bad been tic leader n the hiAss
County I}a-nocrarv. has been left by the resllt
~ the election which gave the Democratic tcNer
more thar I've thousand majority IN Kings County.
t~ spite of the earnest efforts or the old BOSS
u-u DC an interesting Development ~ the next ie"
months That SeEator Patrick II McCarreu mas
-o---~.re-- control 81 thu organization to-day -
t.--,le~-t0~ed That tho Democrats who expect 10
raeS af the public crib during The next two wears
are 81 the opinion thar ne VIII retain control ls
demonstrated hy the tlrcrg If cficeseekers ana
--re-s who svarrred around his Office in the
Thomas .1ersrsou Building yesterday. This is In
-ite of the feet that Martin ". Lrtleton- who has
Zen elected Borough Presi5e--. with large amount
or patronage. - an out-au6-oUt Mclaughlin man
and deFc5 Nc0ar-er nv refusing 20 rencuncc mss
stand against circuit and Fornes-
AbCve aL Nr. Lrtlercn is strong Democrat
and is anxious q secure and preserve harmony IN
rhc KinEs County Organization. McCaTren IS Q
shrevd raan. and apparently has no disposition 70
use has victory Tor the purpose q terminating ana
hopelesslv alternating those who believe that Nc
1zuEhLn should not be uncerem0niously thrust
aside during his lifetime. Il IS probable that III.
ILtcletor with the approval q M Mclaughlin and
senator A-cCar-en. viii place his patronage 20 a
certain extent a. the disposal CT the executive
committee. with the understanding that some Of
-he appointments shah DC made on The advice q
AIcLaurhIt1 This policy may also be pursued by
District ATTORNEY Clarke and some q the other
county officers elect Thus Gr. Mclaughlin viii
C-clrE she position o. leader emeritus at The
same tine that NcCarreu is the actual leader ar6
S. gaining rhe gratitude Of the Mclaughlin follow
rrs whom he expects 10 control absolutely on Nc
LslCEliu s. death.
--e C.-spoker deruncstion Of N--arren as q
traitor sv Mclaughlin vii prevent any reconcile
-io- between them, IL is thought McCarrens Office
and -0- Cho auction rooms VIII hereafter be The
-r---Z -c-s az the Democratic leaders ana once
seekers
n Is believed that James shevli-. 2. = York and
a-r-s--- bis recent stand vii not figure again II
Dem cratic politics kings county , or some
.--- John L S1ea has been trying 70 carry W.
C- both shoulders ana may De- retained as reader
az rre XVIII Assembly District.
on the other hand ex-senator Allclae4 j. -o---l-
Luke =. StaDletou. Isaac II harpeL, " arden rd--
-.-k HAYES and C-or-1rted Nes-ernac1er. 10 he. =
been bitter enemies OF NcLa1E1iL. WI lrI-t-lFI
play prominent part iu -le Democratic rlae---lle
--- tv senator NcCar-en 49,, .-s-
1L-. Srauletor viii probably Be appointed ASS
-a-- Corporation Counsel f1- Brooklyn henri ?
rraEee--1- who occupies Jaw Offices with A--- It-
md l- actual although EUt nominal leader 90 ~"
XII Assembly District. j. being spoken c- a. leg
r-- Police Commissioner Tor the ooroLghs o- EIe.A
II-Cs--e- had nothing u say yesteCday in r.
-a-- 90 The policy h. would pursue u col------s
--r Affairs 81 The O-EaDlzallor-
u spite ~ the blasting az his desire 10 see Tam
many defeated Hugh Mclaughlin seemed % -
--a-rr- OF aLr. Llytle-0n Era-ihed him inlreuse-T
AT he would say -ega-1inE the general result Nss
The people were The jury and they have render q