New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

The County Con mttee met In one OF tho s"""o'
rooms of the Cooper Institute The meeting was 10
marked to the previous one That was heo 'n
the large hall and the Assembly district delrgs
tons turned out In force There lsrge p'r'
trait OF Mayor Grace was on the PLATFORM anu
all Of the speakers "boomet" Mr. Graces candidacy
Last night here indication that the Mayor was
In the field hat any thought Of appearing In tho
Mayoralty race. All the leaders were on hand
The disputed XVIII District came up on the re-
mort of a COMMITTEES and moro time was asked Tor.
Finally OF one from each Assembly as'r'c'
v.s appointed to consider and report on tho matter
REVOLUTIONS IN FAVOR OF NR. HEWITT
T. EIlery Anderson then called Commissioner BECK
man to the chair and offered the following:
P.or,d That this County Committee has heard with great
pleasure and equal Satisfaction OF the unann'ors
fellow Hewitt or the onics OF Mayor ms
sh ana SsnS. S Gteo SyfS S 's7
.espeS1 sn a sn k r good roTarnment Of the city
labor and the uber lily with which ne mas car
Ss see s cspe,ay lifting those inter- @
sTns LARGELY SSs M % ne has See8 the
this TO the nj time not only one OF It's n'n
popular repr ntAtion upon which it is founded
Three for Mr. Hewitt were called FOR ana eVee
with vigor. Mr.. Anderson in moving the adoption Oh
tho resolution said:
thing to feel esoncled to ones a@yersaTy
When II can by union man who represents 80
Come hrar,ncss object has been ATTAINED 10y The
selection of Abram 5. Hewitt MY volse mas nesh
Han have INSISTED that a. 'oS'r"'e tHe,
stretched that line win met H. We weco ne The
be ioani nomination only regret TIE
great gap The @ & Re oSp ga in ursr :" the head
Of the city government man thoopgny qnan5n or 'n
the workngman lie now following after strange gois.
@ T BS S he has views on the subject property
which render him unsaic to follow VIM n ,
workngman: hewi mi that he only ehcient hep an an
electng A6ram S. Hewitt
The resolutions were unanimously adopted with
Mr.. Anderson announced that Mayor Grace mai writ
ten Mr. Hewitt INA, his noutnaion Afforded nlin
(Grace gr pleasure ami mat there was no Que whose
candi .acy H. wouid supper more gladly. . 3,
The committee on III Xlyn ID strict reported III Ia
yor OF Jalne. DAY One the opposition exctedy IT,
clared that they wouid not abide by ihe decsiol. ne
WILL Mr.. HEWITT ACCEPTf
E. Elery Anderson SAID last evening That he FELT as
sur.d that Mr. Hewitt won give answer to the
question whether not he wonld accept the nom'na
tiop until after Thursday even nG Courtesy to the
County Democr ICY County Convention would naturally
dictate this MS p'rt There was no d"nbl.
evening would IN ors- Mr.. levitt The action OF last
evenIns = sufficient indication OF tha, WneL".r
MIR Hewitt would .crrp lie ud not say " n Ger ain y
He believed VIII ar Hew II saw that he wa hs
united cnoce or tn Democratic parry OF ms cIy ana
that lar body of CT he irrespective oil party iooke
TO give this city good gov rnmeht ne "ouid no'
MI Hewitt lie rdediy agree .os mooi yes,er-
day afternoon aud seemed to "e e.,ra ny 'h h M
pected n"mlnatlon wnion ia'"""' "' ~ mum "
eaid to n TRIBUNE reporter; . -, ,
o"Sr rsrs S.7i tn n "ical notification OF my
nomination. said Tomorrow am Tn. oi. cersmo nn
them then ,rd 10 n1 he private soan accept the
nomna,on We'll am IN doubt am p,cea &'t wv 20
choose which more lmpo tan, After Az years "i
ssf ouwa, to retire My health is far from good
am troubled with insomnia and heoI "'I
ana ,u,I wrs in has not
aud bad thought That Won a IKE TO serve "no'nrr
term My loug experience IN tn House OF oours gives
me IVA tages a rrw nrpner lu-t leafnlgE ths
routine, aud BY empoyIns hient asssa9oe c"n ,n
direct affairs as To bring about the AIMS seek WIFI
mucn drudsery. - o,, ,or . ,,,u,
cipaI Office entered nv read Inc condition OF
affairs here some what abnoruai Cia-s IS arryea
am OF, -Iashi",r ana A., , 'r' aIrs II s srri us
oueson with and will req lire c"nsiderahe urhorta
ton to decide whether 20 accept The MHIora' no"'"-
" The u lamnany Committee OF Twentvtour met yes
teris y congratul'e each Other on me manner ~
I YinSar s"' 1poker said that he mad called
Mr. hewitt aud informed nlT MN MN, Of od the
mittee had been appointed wait On hm an formally
tender him the nomination or MAYOR Mr. NV SS
hour /. NTH, na@e IL was Jn"t D"noh"e
Richard Croker. Hnch J. Grant. James A. OK
w. Coo Ersn. A. b. faplan snd T. D. o LparT H
day and 20 fr IN there 10 Hrws place OF business
and formally offer hin the nomination.
Mating WAS talked OF about the Ity Hall yesterday
..n, ,Ss nomination of Mr. Dewitt All said 1t was |
onrs,v mi oked for and piece OF cool oltcs on
the mart OF TaInmany Hail. There WAS no division OF
ouplon as to tue availability OF Mr. Hewitt as cahdi-
date The only question was whether hr. he~'t'
health would admit of Ills accepting the nOminatoi In
,w of the strain on the campaign and the
onerons duties that would follow his election aud As
,r,ution OF Office There many who believed that
Mr. Hewitt would willing To take tins risk In Tue
delicat~ coDdit Oh of nls Ie"ItL -, 10, 49,, .
The sOns ol % iDlou a. W ,no no"'"'' '''
be er tfying to Mr.. Hewitt -. ,. o,,o,.
Tie County Democracy leaders WIN lew e1cep.ions,
mere inclIuei 10 re:c-nt Tnsy had not got together
LIED over the sIInat aud the best course 10 ur-
sue untll this had been lone tney wr,T 10
%" Iysyor tirae. said The nomination OF NJ Hewitt Is
IN excellent one There is no man IN TINS 't{ VINO
"a higher In the popular estimation or lor whom
ave more sincere resari WIN United noDiha ION no
bink IN. County Deurracy csnnot Il" "rtler Than TO IN
orse him aIn glad t. see that Nv nus nave coiheeu
he Tanmany leaders 10 take ul"n " '"' NIX" o
er OF Mr. Hewitt" . cha, ,,sos.d ,,,h
Controller Dew said: AN more tDan plenseu WIN
4, y n',Dat,on aln delighted No man could nave
ssn nonInatod whom | would more heart support
nan Mr. Hewitt. 1t viii have atrnen'y 70 enec" atS
I.nry (,,orge movement for Mayor Inc county
,e1,orracy sBoud not lies late u lndoise ~ Soou
omlnaion Ar Hrw't was or o'I ~ s 'a svod
nomsh candidate for Governor he snreI Is eo"u
nous for them 10 support or Ma or Ee1 nm t r,
.d becomes an a' ts"4o '' w.
ential nou NATION IN 1885, $500. -, ,, ci,,7.,s co,,
Robert A. Van pyrE aecretary OF 1ns flI .Va
,i,,.s of One Hundred said: Mr.. H"wltt VIII m"hoa
'ost ay.laDe candidate for MAJ or lie IS sno"n an
.os a,., ,,,oasuol n the Guy, state aud NauOh do
20 80 mai i. County Democracy do anything less
1880, Lame, DAILY said: No one can say sught
,S,nsi the character OF Mr.. Hewitt Ho Is an upright
ono abe and ai Seelns statesman "na LILO
ouuty DenIocI acy VIII 40 cahpo' say
RtPUBLCANs HAVE COOP CHANGE.
,,,,n poo, Johu J. O'Brieu, Robert g. McCord, Ber
IA ,,,oI,u an other we'll known Republicans consulted
, polio. Colnnlss onor French at his ONO" yesterday
n asroeI with him IN his Dehei expresses 10 in
80 re,orter hat Il good Republican can be eiect"o
~ ., enc cttv This an TIE nomination oi'Mr Hew-
- .on.e,ea 10 be a strong move Oh the part OF the
,mmany men, but IT said % nave caused inooh an
vance as well ~ astonsnDent among Inc ifeuu' Oh
ayor Grace MI. French said: Mr. Hew'tt Is good
an tor Democratic caudiat~ bat he Is wsaker ia nis
sn ,arty than some politicians suppose. Inc county