The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-28
selsotion are to be jammed down their


bunch OF leaders congregated at
Twenty-third street and Fifth avenue last
night Just outside Of the hotel. one OF
them asked IF Gov. Odell Is 80 fond OIL
deputies why doesn the State committee
appoint deputy chairman " count the
money received from the assessments
made on officeholders? There is no treas,
urer of the county committee. Gov, Odell
is taking care of the money affairs OF the
committee, as Richaro CI0ker sliu Al r,rarn-
many nan maipln, .ne u ti, ~ tbe Cam
paign fund and how an employee OF the
county clerks office whose salary was re-
dunad ia 70 have II made no TO him out of
t tL 40 VI 10 T,,nS NH
'h Tbara bags BEEN au treasurer of the county
committee since George II. Shelooh re-
signed IN DECEMBER. o,.u ,odo bis frat
governor ih N oue VIZ RonmbIican
Pubic critlcisin 81, .,ie >e" ,inner NJ the Re-
county oiRaiiIa.iSi, az 81, a 100 a n,mher Of
Puohcan siio On Non c,, 9U r,anIocted Governor
gays aioeI ne i.du , o1u of q stI In 1904.
~ tne sinai PlHi9imty W 81 pc executive
MI Oaell "as oiS Stain oou,rtittee and he
coiai.oee .; il,e on tho cnmntv committee
Inhue no nftIctsn On VIC 81 MAYOR
wneh mlhafh T. ;o Ssro th man was ali
r .i;,dhe y,ha, MoKipIev ca rried The county,
right when Mchlpiey cnra,eu o, ,mG for
I,,e Glhy '',, NJ III tbnt Tbe COMMITTEES
was nil right in 1898 also, when Roosevelt
was elected Governor, and SO again it was
O. aI X e in 1900 0o When Mckinley was again
elected President and Odeii was elected
Governor for the first time, IL was OILY Oily
after Gov. Odell's second election III lsoI
after CONTEMPLATING that dreadful vote
niIed IN for C6lor in New York county. At
be e' dinne epr given Jys at the Repnbcan Club,
where Gov. Odell made ms irse puoho
criticism of the committee, he said:
AZ, prrs,nryr .pn Fr,,ow MEMBERS OF
thn ", y, anti,i'; ,ton ffnr The MIR
nple " eSycbn,gmy fsiicitstions and con
rratuIotions on The victory accomplished
at the recent election. The result of that
election north OF the Bronx was Grati ~
ing oegona th f. I'll nan ia that
von nrs ln y, e .n ara aiine tGbeers
~ 49,, . I..i,a ,,ho.o,s
ne tolo stoly Oh two ltalla,l lapo,els
raiiroad track. lhey tugsed ana ,ugeeu
LOT hai an hour at ihe poliluer M!tno ,..I
moving IL ana were tneh renewed Cy TWO
irish aporers, VINO, WIN the aiu Oh crow
bars ana niue lntelllgence' SOON sue
ceeded IN removing the rock; AFTER ac-
comprising the work one Of the lrlshmen
looked IN disgust al we ltallans ana lneh
SAID TO tine other: Mike. JUST 10 thlhk,
they make poPes OF thim! -,,,
I'd When the laughter han supslueo the
land 80 ] am constrained to remark "To
blink that they make Leaders of them
Hepublcansm is no different here than it
m int SoearTs s nc me II" Rcn,h GrN mn ibe
Sfats Rmt When We and here in the Div a
foss In orr vote of 20 ner cent il is nrettv
good evidence that something is wrong.
To correct that wrong should be the work
NJ every kepuhlican IN TINS administration.
Il every hepu 9i III ,ne , ely ,iu,,.
With anW feselipg ibnt AID moi raoaivs nv ~
due from the city of New York. In the stand
took on many things had to run against
The interests of men in my own party the
same as though they were not in IT.. The
Opposition OF such men regard as legitimate
oppo9'io''
The Governor Chairman had further
oember last, a few days prior to the time
when he seized it from Senator Thomas G.
Platt and ousted M. Linn Bruce, president
of the committee. Governor-Ch Chairman
reform and reorganize' the committee,
hut as n matter of fact he has made only
two changes. that of Koenig for George
billiard in the Sixteenth and Jacob A.
Newstead for John A. Stiebling in the
Twelfth. The Governor-C Chairman had
nothing to do with the change from Will
liam A. Crombie TO Theodore p. Gilman
in the Nineteenth. Since the Governor
Chairman has had control of the county
committee there have been two primary
DAYS, one in the spring and one on Aug. 80
He has done no -reorganzing or reform
ing and the committee which he so de-
rislvely criticised in November, 1902. ia TO
all intents and purposes the very same
committee to-day. The exceptions if any
thing, are that the Tammany Hail Repubfi-
oan element in the committee has been
very materially increased under Governor
Chairman Odell's domination Public Off
Gals who last wear directed Republican,
Assembly district leaders to cut low for
Mcclellan are If ANYTHING in higher feather
under Goyernor-C Chairman Odell's reign
and vat Lows adninist ration was sunnosad
10 renresont n reform movement
since Governor Chairman Odeu cams
into power in the committee Mr. Stras-
bourper and Mr. RAYMOND have been
made Tammany Tax Commissioners, Hines
the Tammany Hall Rapublican leader
of the Second district. has been given p
so have Joseph Levenson. Tammany Hall