New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-18
PLANNING LOCAL TICKETS.
MHAT REPuBLICANs AID CITIzENs die.
THE REPUBLICANS INSIST or NAMING THE Gl'-
TER AND CITY JUDGE


The Executive Committee OF the Citizens
organization met n subcommittee OF the Republican
Conference Committee yesterday afternoon and us
cussed the terms OF a union ticket The Republicans IN
sisted on being allowed 10 name City Judge ana 'no
Register "a condition OF uniting with the QUEENS
After a long discussion OF the subject inc
representatives OF the Citizens organization
sgreed 70 po,tpone the completion Of their ticket
until to morrow and in the meantime to confer again with
the Repubicans II was also agreed that the Republican
subcommittee should present nj the next mceuhs SIX
names OF Republicans for the Citizens organization 10
make a choice from for Register
When the full committee Of the Citizens organization
reassembled at p. IN. letter was reau
from William A. Butler declining to per
NIT bia name 10 be used for Register. There was
little prospect Of the Citizens placing Mr. Butler I'D
nomination, but no declined in order to oDhso
Edward Cooper and Hubert o. Thompson OF
the County Democracy. Mr. Cooper was &C
tive yesterday in endeavoring to persuade III
the Democrats named by the Citizens organization Tor
any Office TO decline to permit the Of their names but
be dId not meet with much success. The Executive
Committee Of the Citizens organization reported the
result OF It's conference with the Republicans and sted
that ~ person satisfactory to the Republicans was
named for Register union ticket could be placed IN the
eeld The Executive Committee was empowered to con
further with tho Republicans ana 10 agree PosS'
upon q candidate for Register
The Republican Conference Committee met at NO. III
Fourth-ave at p. IN. Jacob NJ. Patterson acted re
chairman The subcommittee, consisting OF Messrs rao
ters9n, Jacobls Bgnn Slin'r T.nort of the re-
Cord and McClaye, maze lSPT ib the CHI
zens' Committee. long discussion toli9WGu
in which William A. Darling who represented the hAlst
Assembly District, and Colonel Charles ;. spencer
SFRG;c 'To9Tfy d BaIinc said oH IT WIN would
be folly degradation and suicide" The other members
Upion John O'Bricn said that coalitions had pulled
organization down in the past but ne tL99ght me
Citizens organization that appeared =" be
the wish OF the majority OF the kep4, 10 u.s.
No definite offer had been made, IL % ~;
mat il would allow the Republicans 10 name oneat the
ticket Colonel Spencer moved that the name OF jacob
Hess he aOn, presented 20 the lAcIa At w.
Republican candidate for Register. Ihat motion wa
amended by calling the districts for each one 70
name its candidate the five candidates receiving the
highest to be presented TO the tlIlhth5, I'm
mtee from hch TO make choice for Register me nFe
Henry G. Perry Thomas Murphy and Ferdinand Ed
man In the way three we're chosen Tor Cy
Judgc rs follows; w. II IOwnlcy, j. {. Julu'
Laughciu and George w. Blunt On mouo.
the subcommittee was instructed 10 present 'Ic nam We
Edward Mitchell for supreme Court Judge letter was
tL,u read from M Mitchell requesting Hii lua'huth a
he had expressed opinion against continuation ~
inc citizens his name De- not presented Tor any ONCE ne
said That il appeared 10 him especially Vn"l-v IL h!th
when all Republicans were allowed 10 NGT
nj the primaries 10 enter INTO any colhui5
nation with an outside organization. The conference nd
lnnTuch however after iu-tUrlng IT. subcommittee 10
present 10 the Citizens Committee The NAMES selected
The two subcommiiir', hen held -hort coh.a
m the Union square Hotel where the i1tkrh'
Committee agreed "a accept on" ~ the names pres
cutrd for REGISTER. NO agreement was Tea. h'',
lpyrycr an me subject ~ nominees for SUVrrm" Court
and civ Judges II was the general opinion, however.
HAT uriou ticket viii hc named today, ana that JUL
cil nominations already made 10y the cuIrn- WIN INC
on a., ticket The CItzru-' Committee Will meet this
afternoon, and the Republicans tonight.