New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-18
Cropsey Forces
Ready to Decla,,
Fealty to Fu.isp
Republican Chairman v.
VIII Support Mit.,J
ITO the Limir
Raid Mccoy 'Tiels
O'Loushlin Begin. or,,,;.
ton of People. Non.
Partisan Leasu.
Raid Mccoy 'TieE.

IHO's part reign,s.
terday over the Mitchel.Fu.ios =,
Tammany-FusiOn camps. N. c - u
surrender stopped the div, !, !
NATURALIZATION forces along "a. = -. q
Ign front The commander :, s'N !
cropsey army were ready !. " u
their loyalty heneefOrth to Mi,es. 49,, !
fred E. Vass, chairman Of a. -
County Republican Committee. -. 20 ;
them, swOre allegiance y.s,.,s,, - .
Vass announced that he wOoli :.
port Mayor Mitchell to the lini,.,'
A. Livingston, who drafted IL. c,,..
battaliOns, paused in the midst -
feat to express his regrets IA, =
justice had retired from the A.,
Livingston is expected aoop !. y.
the Mitchell cause.
There was an echo Of light NIL.
fire yesterday from Kings E,s.
William NJ. Bennett, although 4, =.
in the 18th Senate Distric, h ~. a
tan, declared that he would iu,,,,. =
opportunity to crystalline III, g..
anti-Mitchel sentiment in ~"
and head a straight RepublIe,, ss'
in the primaries. Bennett .I
ticket had not yet been .nti,,l, -
up. The ex-Senator's sunou,.-'
did not bring the Fusion Lead, 4. (,
from their vacations.
Braves Go to Saratoga
Ihere was some rumblins in s,.a
lyn also from the Tammany t,.a
That too, was small gun fire, M,
the Tammany braves stol. AM,
Saratoga, some of them TO ,,.L =.
Mayoralty candidate Hears 49,,
upon them and give him The an. =.
Hylan already being a, a.
and others merely to fo,,., ~
troubles at the races. w ~
There was no disturbing ,,..
TO keep the Manhattan Tsmn,,, :.
at home. But over in Brookly, 49,.
McCooey was threatened viii ~, -.
with the Cropsey disturbing, ,r,.
some one had to start ano,b,, -,
rumpus in Kings Just to keen b, !.
litical pot near the boiling pol,, q =
centre, and the 0Loughlin clr, y,
gathering for a raid on The NO..
borough ticket.
Tammany spanked Register Edu,
i. O'Loughlin because he tr:.d /, y, J.
McCooey end the other Derr,s,
leaders across the river 10 S,sr,
him for Borough President. rA,hr
would not be coerced and left 0ls,
lin off the ticket altogether.
O'Loughlin issued a Lengthy ~
ment yesterday, in which he dIrwx
vltrlollc attack at the McCooy wu
ization, and began the organiu.n
the Peoples Non-Partissn L,n
He and his hackers declared d. v
organization would 20 into ts 4
with q full county and borough u
with OIoughlin for Borough Pra:z
And there are others out for he D.
cratic Borough Presidency 0. X
Backed by Charles r. Ward, & Es
anti-McCooey man. United IN
Marshal James ". Power l.untts
primary campaign for the bzf
Presidency nomination.
Brooklyn Factions Busy
Still another faction in fi,s=<
Brooklyn began 20 rally 70 Z ~
Democratic candidate. The Ierzg
Democratic party" began to nsn =
for entering the primaries, VIA ~
j. l.. Prial as aspirsnt for The ~
Presidency, and George J. 5. E'i
as a candidate for the Supreme "
But all of these aftermath corr
sizes in Brooklyn are small bouu =,
central Tammany orgsniIstioi Z
expect McCooey 70 stand %. =
ticket, which includes Sheriff IN
Riegelmann for Borough hss
Daniel J. Griffin for Sheriff a.. >
srdson Webster, a Brooklyn nessFF
man, for Register. 80.
Petitions for the designation ~
jamin ". Cardozs and Chester
Laughlin as associate judges .
Court of Appeals are being IN
throughout the state by the Eef.s
State Committee. The two judge
designated are the present ineI.~ Z
Judge Cardoza is from this ~ -
Judge Mclaughlin from Pon
The Democratic State Commitm'
circulating petitions for ns
Judges, il having been the 80
both Republicans and Denod
give the designations 70 men W. D.
served faithfully on the bencn
Cardoza is a Democrat snd ''*
Laughlin a Republican.
The Democratic slate IN w.
announced yesterday. The c;ss ~,
are: Borough President Nss's I.
Connolly, 20 succeed hinsen,
Senator Peter VI. DAILY for. psT, .
torney: Justice william K. ht"r
ward Lazansky and Ricnsro
corb. for the Supreme Court y