The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-23

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All ib., .ti it4,b \ Newstrrd AMI James
D r rtm n 10 NJ. irrstrrt that th~v
risr u. ipp,r lp nFh, ~ me primaries
.r, Irti,esh 49, ~ tho disthcts iutp
s..N rrrir territory has h~rn throwh
u.,s, + rrruoe N" tsmmahy leader ~
i.a rfI thiricrnth. anil William Dalton.
r. 'otdcr n tho old Eleventh. who~e lie.
,..'s q, mnailv Nv make ~ tho new ninth.
...rI f. nsht n ut nest September, ~
a., 4, Hormtn Ipyeshof and John +
Sc rI.'uh thn Republican headers ~ Tho
'r. @.uiubipcd districts
No. HIifHH fNN IfNfIffN ~ fNf iIAltlfiN WHOM
b. Ioru entirely wited out there will hr
r..ui hall a do1en others ~ both sides
v|. nil have Ia nght tn rtain their political
l...' ~ $, me- ~ the new districts contain
'N, aiding placca ~ three or more leaders.
Iho now Seventeenth district ~ made
81 II = Iart ~ the old Nineteenth and old
7aouty-hr~t. the new Nineteenth has been
constructed Il parts ~ the old Twenty-frst.
TNoutv-third and Thirty-trst; the old
Ihrrty-fotrth has been cut into two. and
the old Thirty-hth into three. with parts
q tho lid Thirty-frst and the Annex.
Tho plan to give each district a popula-
ton 81 5000 has been 40 rigidly adhered 10
that there are differences Of only a few score
~ registered voters in the distr lets except
IN two Of the Bronx districts, which run to
over 7l.OOo each, and two in Brooklyn, where
the population il a little over 1900 each.
But IT was apparent when the exact
boundaries Of the new districts were made
known that there had been perfect harmony
in the making Of the map between the Sulli-
van men on the Tammany side and the
Parsons supporters on the Republican side
The Tammany leaders who either drop out
altogether or will have the worst Of the
struggle at the primaries to win in contests
are men who are known to be followers
Of Charles +. Murphy, while in the Repub-
lican column those who may be said to be
similarly Disseminated against belong to
the Odell faction. In some cases they have
been done UP by taking in or letting out a
few blocks, and in fact the man9uvring
In some cases was 80 complex that the bound
airy lines as they appear OF the map suggest
q rectangulated survey Of an eccentric
coast.
Alderman Meyers presided at yester-
days meeting Of the Aldermen. 1t was
known that Alderman Peters, the leader
Of the straight Municipal Ownership men.
intended to oppose the new plan. APP
parently to head him OF. as 0 as the
was moved. At this Alderman Peters
shouted.
II appeal to the newspaper men here to
make public the fact that the right Of free
speech has been suppressed at this meet
ing" :,
The right was restored when the roll call
came along and Mr.. Peters said:
The Municipal Ownership men have
not been consulted in making up these
districts, This apportionment ia the out
of Fifth avenue and Sullivan Of the Bowery.
1t is an alliance of Mr.. Rafles and Bill
Skies, 1t shows also the corporation con-
o i no 80 Rut IL b the best thing that
NiatIS paltloe. - ~ &c.
couid happen or the lhuePehuencs Ieak ue-
this deal between you rotten old machines
II ecaIIsn IL has provided a reason why
the independent voters should wipe you on
the ace OF lne eartn d. sie "a
Alderman DOWNING % lne Iie. neee,noLy
district Of Brooklyn objected 10 the report.
He insisted that the rev boundaries in
L;rcs rad bean aoreed on by Timothy
h"'SS Sna. NJoEarran and /,
T. Noodrnn ahu senator motaiiei anu
that the First district, WnlCn nbu Always
lcen Republican, had been 40 cut up that in
T,,,.a ,rnvId ha narDocratio the mir
l"'"Te ~ mouiu pe Dnr"ni 49, !
no~e, Mr.. downing lhtitlateu' was 10 i"Jure
Col. Dady.
he report was adopted by % woes TO o.
The six negative voters were Alderman
Dnwring and the Municipal Ownership
I"mnh o. Cl;Tord kuntz ayarett
Alnerlher' refers, eInorui nGntn, 5 Te y
ard Moor an, Alderman heuHonu lDeih,
BrooklvnI, asked to te excused from vot-
no ana Alderman OIyany Tim refused !
,'k az" Hiuoi'nun 80, p,anJnoast =.
70 wore. ,OlVauy coihes iienHeib"e''
la o d strict.
4 hesc nre the boundaries OF the new
die, rio,s aooh in Ito oun Sanate district.
'iStIlS's' each ro
and the NUMBER OF lnhaoitahIs SiNeh' GA
GLIDING Aliens:
ELEVENTH sRNATP DISTRICT.
r,.., ssowhy Eorth plvcr Canal street. Green. |
- ' > ~ ~ uIStsonn 't"harion NacdonvaI Snring.
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