New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26
GENERAL POLITICS.
REruRLICANs UNITED.

HROOkINN kE| DLlCA4No ON'h'D'
GENERAL TRACY AND RIPLEY ROPES TO BE VIII
Dn,wS AS CANDIDATES FOR MAYoR-EAPhCiA
Troy THAT SETH Low WILL BE NoMiNAIED-
ppospp,rs OF SUCCESS IN ELECr1NG HIM
rbo ouestion whether the Brooklyn hepuD-
uos ,a,ld uuitc unon a candidate for Mayor wa an
svares Automatically yesterday. The friends vi hP!
Roros who had urged him to enter the hei", I'd" VIC
gravity Of the situation ara tne ino' il% '.,
pvhI,cap defeat unless he was "lth-
IA Tho caer made ny General Tracy to
,aayo tho 0eld If Mr. Ropes would was accepted me
,r,.ol aet,n in the matter the issuing OF notice
20 the de,egaies TO the Republican City Convention
which adjourned at the call gifts chairman to reassemoe
az Central TALL No. G35 Fulton St. this afternoon at
O'Clock The notice states that it is OF the most i'm
portance that every delegate should be ID attendance
The conferences between the representatives oil lhe
three bodies which had acted upon the nominations OF
Gen erai Tracy and Mr. Ropes begun on Monday
were continued yesterday. A. j. Perry, W W. HoouIIch
and r. II. Hohbs represented the Repubhcan CVy Oon
yention; Horace f. Deming, r. g. Van Week anu H. H.
Thomas the Young Republican Club ana j. A. Iaylor'
w / Coulahs ana L. s. Bnrnhan, the citizens VINO nom
mated Mr. Ropes of the Rink meeting. These men met
at the rooms Of the Young Republican Clun' ann 'e us
cusson was prolonged for nearly Two hours -"o'u-
while General Tracy and Mr. Ropes had met III coiSe-
ouence Of note sent by the former. Both expressed
desire not to he stumbling blocks in The way OF kepuDh
can success aud agreed in the wish not TO bear the re
sn,,s,1ility Of defeat IL was decided that II
Suitable man conld be Jointly selected by all CON
ccrncd under whom victory could he acmeveG, II
would be best for both to withdraw aud leave q ceT
fed for future action The name d Ser Low was pro
psad ana agreed upon The result o. the conference N
nina manly note he had tried TO respond n as manly
manner. was communicated TO the committees III u"n
to unite ann IN asking was Mr. Low Seco@e
the candidate Of the party Assurances haa dreA6E
Traey ami Mr. Ropes would withdraw and the noIaina
t,en was offered 10 him. he would reconsider bs PosISe
do in
OF his name In connection WIZ any "icc III '"i' ''"
Mr. Low was in Boston Yesterday but the determine,
ton If both tae Repubean cahlde5 III 1ne sSi -
he wouh accept the nomination lie sent reply stat.
ing that wonid accept nomination matt w az h C ~,
Convention II such action should DC rauheu oy 'he
'g1 be snonToement that the Republicans Of Brooklyn
would longer he divided aSaiust 'snenIWScINes'
but would join in support Of the best man i9I Makor,
for he party success and all who hope to see an END put
to rag Democratic rule in The city me enthhnlaS
Republisan City Convention on FRIDAY shows q low
heartily TIE party rGers wiz sgprort MIN no,nne
an Fyiaa Se'i'I had he not said that he
Hp committed to Mr. Ropes 1t is open
secret thar the first choice OF the Young Republican CuD
for NlayoP Mr. Low. and Tor 10 one "oua inc mem
bers OF the Cluo work harder or more WlinSy. II Is
believed tiat Mr. Low n candidate VIII 40 commend
himself 70 the independent ana rng-opposed Democrats
mai GeeeraI SIocnm Will be Withdrawn by the Central
Democratic Associaton and an appTo'al wil he slte5
General Slacum with tie hope that the kepuhhcans
would fail TO unite On one eanag g,ye, at to
tbeir candidate. The MoLaughlin Democrats, whose
homes for the Of Mayor Howell were Egh so long
80 he Retnldjcans were divided fe the prcssages OF
coming defeat yesterday when the cancellations OF mr.
Lows cardidacy were made known. Boss
McIauchrn voiced the Gnly argument that
cam be urged agninst Mr. Lew when be SAID yeseI-
day whlir h.. did rot suspend his usual occupation
OF whitIIug stick which he fellows with Gankec-iike
t,erssteCr Wen, Mr. Lew IL rich aifable ana GOOD 10
he ponr int ne is inc Xpercnced boy" MI Low II
only thrty-two years of age, bat chat Uny conehdf
I to tsSe Who urge the need OF young blood in muni-
eipai affairs He graduate ~ college anu most sue
f-sssfl blainess In ali Brooklyn affairs ne mas
tskcu nre interest and with the Bureau Of Charities,
winch sys:opl2tizes the work OF al Lee cafiiae chit
urlse of the city. be is closely idcEed ana Is me press
dent I was one Of the founders and CHIEF WORKERS III
the lonRg Republican Club. -,
Ir.cys withdrawal VIII BE formally inhue
be.orc tG Con ytOn this AFTERNOON and the new cdDul
date will ae named. Al the meeting IN the BROOK
I'm Academy IN the evening, Dir. ROpess Withdrawal
Mil be FORMALLY made and the name OF the Conventions
cautlidate presented. The Young Republicans VIII
Trnl,abIy hold n meeting Tomorrow after their ENccu
live and Advisory Committees have considered the new
nomination and have decided to report IL 10 the haih
hn