New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
NEW ORGANIZATION
TO FIGHT TAMMANY
democratic Party in New
York" Formed with Bert
Hanson at Head.
WIGWAM CALLED
BUSINESS AFFAIR
Resolution Against Pie Counter
Causes an Early Rift in the
Proceedings.


r~lcpcr lcnt Democrats under the title
clio committee of TWO Hundred and
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ne' o' INC ''''' '''s
Orr plans for iho ORGANIZATION OF a new
r.-....rt. ..tt, DC ~ thc idea a. the
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mas, ~. 49,
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,on.rs.
Sir Hanson presided. end Lawrence D..
,.....-, Dcpg,, Hr.deo commissioner
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Hss
committee should io'" me s"n'@"''
ntn regular rcpfesentauNc party ca"
re- formed under c"n'T'h'nsN P''.
adopted .a' nHnl 'n'> are l' %"
ihemse.'es me '"''' '"''' .'
York
statement o' primo -.
ere -, =,
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f'i't '''
i0e'
.snzs'on io 'a'lolS PRIMARY ""N
fen rc'D'ns no amendments were
ferci p" committee ON roso'1''o's 10
10 appointed ut inc chaI. ne S'S u me- ''
,5og,cl ras o"oref o' Meyer i. No'nS-
mo all. ''' 81. '"- It, ,,...o.-..;,,
THE .fss '' tH' national 'oi'oc' a''O
'lw.n's'. |'nn ann tNe ViSSI",''"i '""-
tton o' ,Ho organization DO 'his cry anu
sat. justify us W appealing 10 inc real
f-os-cs.itc Democratic sentiment Of Ne"
YORK C.ft and state for the formation OF
real Democratic party. which VIII and
10 fr sympathy with the Democratic party
q, reuroscutcd by President Wilson.
oWc would cau the attention Of the
democrats % this city 20 the state as
e.i6 grer~,i2c ~ their efforts 10 improve
r, should lc borne IN mind that the state
committee is neither reformed nor its
,rre modified by the selection Of an &C
.srfallc and conspicuously 1T chairman.
Tho action ~ the state committee is de-
.-m.ner not bv the desires of It's chair
man DOL, hv the votes of q majority Of
d.. ,.rr-n,-s
49,. f.,s upor Tammanv Hall as a
t.,.r4ee organization barren Of any true
,o,I..af principles. and using the name
~ Democracy rs cloak under which 10
.rcorpiish purposes far removed from
bringing about needed governmental re-
forms or the advancement Of Democratic
principles
We intend 70 supplement our protest
,eaInst this condition with an earnest
,ete~minod and intelligent effort 10. es-
sbush in this city such Democratic
,-gsu.zation that all Democrats may
aye an avenue through which the re-
'erWs and principles they auN V0a'' O'',
% accomplished and establsheu' anu
through which point can ne SEe" ~
their political desires ana u"e'''O'' W
their political energies
Ernest -. Stevens caused an e"'''
On tho proceedings hy oHeTlhE
non that no member OF inc o'Ea"'1e '''''
sho'd over accept ponucai once
from Iammany Hall or through 'ne 'l'"'
encc - their own organization H. NdN
referred 20 Tire committee on iesoiu' l''.s.
That is only trihins Win me matter,
stevens cried. What Nc want 10 %
io show the people that We 90 not s'aho
20 the PIE counter. Such oec'a'a''"n
would oe of immense NaiNe TO ''e move
men'.
letter was received Iio" f"e Do'A
missioner Robert Aoamson eNP'csS'iis
sympathy with me plans OF 'ne QUINN,
iee and declaring ihe party mus ''u i''e
NJ political CONTRACTORS '''o'S
SPOKE were Alfred bishop Mason Jon" .
HOPPER former Assenlpl' man Lu'' IN
1e-rF - Brooklyn D. Asp'n""H iiouee'
sianwood Menheh' iaul ru''e'' %
HsrluSrr DOuC rerfN. II. bFONlSO1 n eI