New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
rs Jsnsrvon-ave. leader OF the XVIII Assem-

rs J,neruon-ave.. leader OF the XVIII Assem-
bly, District
Bs-sher1r William J.. Melody. OF 80. l79
Hooper St. leader o. the VIII Assembly District
Ata meeting O. the executive committee IN
the Thomas Jefferson Building last night these
names were presented, and by unanimous vote
81 vrns decided that Senator NcCarren should
EFl Commissioner NcAdoO 10 select his Deputy
Commissioner for Brooklyn and Queens from
shat list Should Commissioner McAcoo refuse
10 appoirt any OF the men recommended. Sena-
Tor McCarren VIII accert q as final evidence
what Charles i. Murphy and Tammary Hall
-viu ln the future refuse 20 recognize the Kings
County organ zatson as az present constituted
u viii be considered an open declaration q war.
Every member o. the executive committee
was present including DEPUTY Fire Commits
Eioner Doyle. The meeting lasted only ten min
tltes. in his opening remarks Senator NcCar-
yen chairman OF the committee. recitei The TACT
shat Deputy Commissioner HaEgerty had been
sUpoiuted on the reC0muaudatiou Of the Kings
County organization Commissioner NcAdoo
had seen Gt 10 remove him. and now y became
necessary TO select his successor
Il believe" said the Senator, that this or
Eouization should receive all the places 20 which
q Is entitled under the charter. Now there s. q
vacancy. and we expect that the Manhattan or
III
Il our recommendation for The place"
y. il Quinn proposed the name Of Mr.. sal
mon. Magistrate F. Il. OReIuy mentioned the
name OF Mr. Shea, and Mr.. Melody was men
tioned by ". r. MCGUIRE. Then Deputy Com
missioner Doyle spoke up and mentioned James
Kane, but mr.. Kane, who was present, refused
70 permit his name TO be considered. The first
shreo names were then voted on. the ayes and
noes being called There were no noes. and then
Senator NcCarren declared that = was a uuani-
mous vote There were no objections 70 this
statement. but Deputy Couuissforar DOYLE
efterward said that he did Uot vote As he
made no objection however 70 a unanimous
vote. the McCarren people say be placed him
chosen.
Mr. Doyle would not talk for publication. but
. friend said that he had 10 candidate for Dep
Uty Police CommissiCner. and had only suggest
90 the name q Kane 20 what would be
done with g..
referring 20 tho removal o. one u his men IN
fhe Win Assembly District from the EheriNrs
once. asked Sheriff Hestaroe-g:
Why did you remove Bernard BaEs9"
You know why removed him." was The only
reply made by the Sheriff.
After the meeting Senator McCarren was
asked whether he had any iut.matloa as 10
whether or not Commissioner NTcA6oo would &C
cert the recom-leudati0us or the executive com
a1ittee
II have not THE slightest assurance one way
or the other" he replied.
Regarding the appointment by Corporation
CcuDsel Delary OF James T. OMEN as an as
Eist6rt corporation counsel IN Brooklyn the
senator said he had NOT heard Of Il urtG he
fead q in the papers O'Nell had not been rec
pnlneuGel by tho organization or by Assistant
Corporation Counsel Bel, who had no iutlna-
EiOn thar the appointment would bn made He
declared shat be had not heard OF any move
against Mr.. Bell on The part OF Tgmmany Hall
Or the ground OF rer1ICtous political activity .
Doyle VIII formally open his headquarters as
The Brooklyn representative y IurIhy and
Eamnsuy Hall in the Temple Bar building TO-
morrow. IL Is said that he has IN mind estab-
Fishing an organization 10 be known as the New
York Democracy. should ne decide 10 co this ne
viii read himself Cur OF The 0-ganlzat ton and be
liable 10 expulsion there frOu-