The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-23
ryION TO CRUSH TAMMANY.
rHo iRE 10 LhD THE People IN
1yE VAR ffNST fHE MING.

\, ,'.n ,,r,y IN. Citv Democracy. the Irving Hall
n,ro,rats the Now York County Democracy.
.,I,h. German Democrats who since Thurs
a. lac, have boon discussing for the Offices
~ N,yor. District Attorney. City Judge.
.nI Ailermeu-a,- Large candidates whom all
rrr,,on,s II Tammany can support. COM
,i,,sd their work yesterday The tickot was
,ir,rauv made on VI nduy night 10y the selection
ot Edward Cooper for Mayor.
All n their own candidates for the offices
,no, mai heen allotted to them mt the meeting OF
Mo Conference ON saturday 1t only remained
o. IN, Democrats 20 approve those nominees
ant n- ihe Republicans to name for Aldermen
a, ,Ior.,a two " the ten gentlemen suggested by
ibs Democrats That work was done yesterday.
Tbe ,oirt Conference Committees mot In the
Lincoln club rooms nj o'clock. At the begin
ming VI the session the Committee from the
,nor,bln',' meeting that was held on Saturday
IN tho Fifth Avenue Hotel presented themselves
Thor spokesman said that their meeting had
selected Franklin Edson President Of the Prod
nee Exchange Tor Mayor. and instructed thcm
n present his name 10 this Conference. While
thsy should Ike 10 have Mr.. Edison nominated.
they INV that ii could not be- done. IA their ac-
t1n had been too tnrdy. They know Mr..
C,oper rs a merchant. and were satisfied that
h, would make n good Mayor. They would.
therefore supper, him for that office.
This ogntion having retired. the real busi-
te.s ot the Conference WAS begun. Tho Reuub-
lan. .uuounccd that from the two candidates
tabmifod hy the Democrats they had selected
TiwAr Cooper rs the nominee for the office Of
Mayor Then they recommended for the Demo-
Gratis approval benjamin X. Phelps for Dis
hig Attorney Rufus u. Cowing for City Judge
anl NJ 'hael W burus and Frederick Fines for
Alermen-at.Iarge. William II. Gcdncy was
select a A. one Of the Aldermen mt the Rcpuhli-
cau Conference on Monday night; hut yester-
day morning he declined 10 loo a candidate. and
c. Burns was named IN his stead.
After submitting these names. the feasibility
OF making union nominations against Tam
many i0r Congress. the Assembly. and District
Aldermen was considered. Although no posi-
tive agreement WAS made. an understanding
Wss believed 10 hc reached that the COM
bna,iln should be- generally maintained on
all nominations. The Republican Executive
Committee will to-day appoint sub-commit-
It's 20 confer with committees Of the anti
1ammany organizations In relation TO those
nominations. II is believed that this course will
SECURE IN anti-Tammany majority in tho Com
mon Council and tho election OF Republican or
anti. Tammany Assemblymcn in several dis
trirts usually carried by the Tammany Demo-
erats As 70 Congressman. nothing definite can
b. asserted.
bounced that they. had selected Nichoas
Hsughton and J. Graham HYATT for Aldermen
n-Larse from the ten men whose names were
presented by the Democratic Committees. and
Ial chosen Mortz Ellinger for tho o'lice OF
Coroner. Thereupon the Republicans with
drew. that the Democrats might act uu9n the
crate were deliberating the Republican Com
piitoe passed n resolution recommending the
Republicans OF the Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth Wards TO nominate no man hgaiust Jor-
dan l.. Mot the anti-Tammnny candidate for
Alderman IN that district.
AtGp'clook the Joint Conference was resumed.
The Democrats reported that they had agreed
b. the nomination OF Mcssrs. Phelps, Cuwing,
Burns ant fnrk end qppr49ved ne RcpuIli-
rams selection 81 NichOlHs Haughton and j.
Graham HYATT for Aldermen-nt- Large, and Of
NoriN EIlInger for Coroner. Ihereupon. Col
J,ol ". Mason. the Chairman. declared that
H. nDmiu-rs Il the Conference were: Edward
Cooper for Mavor. Benjamin X. Phelps for Dis
hirt Attorney. Rufus b. Cowing for City Judge
N rN E.Anger for. Coroner, and Michael W..
luI J Graham Hyatt for Aldormrn-dt-L
A i-s .ut.ln WAS then PASSED amid applause.
Pai tbs ticket should he nomlnnted to-hiGht
by the County Conventions Of the Republicans.
fhe German Democrats and the three anti
Iammnuy parties.
Then Gen. Arthur made speech. in which
b. said that At first he had favored the nomina-
bon ~ u straight k"puhlicAn ticket. But he
hai forward Become satisfied that a comlina-
hon should be- made against Iammauy. He had
uN hei rr uarti,iuat,.d in "A conference whose
n-iuh.r. were 50 ready 10 sink their personal
Wi.h-. I'm M. good 0f the cause He regarded
y u.he, Us exceptionally strong, and urged
b." mrulers q all the committees to see that
th"r 1igaulZatlons did whatever WAS in their
power 20 make Il win Mutual votes Of Thanks
F-rsIa,sal '0r the harmonious spirit VIII IN
each Committee had shown. and then the Con-
f-ren'- al burned.
Thecoeiiy Conventions Of the Renubli,ans.
hs II, as Hal D,m0.r.t,. the City Democracy
hli th. GDrmap Democrats, and the Executive
vi mt tonight - rat!fy the acton Of The
Q.u' aat.r.u-r
tiNgr Cooper the nom lneo for Mayor. IL "a
All Wiz i..r IN In thI-..iy H.. W., odd. utei in
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h4Nil hts boo has iern "a member ~ the firm
liz an , In "G ir'n 'nni,nrHl mnnuf,,u r,, n4-
tiI lly fI. ~i.t.Dyn. ID 10 many mon lie il
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