New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TO LEAD AGAINST TAMMANY.
A COUNTY DEMOCRAT WILL. BE THE STAND:
APD.BEAKER.

TIE CONFERENCE BETWEEN COMMITTEES
OF THE REPv vBIIC\N AND COUNTY DE-
MoCRACY ORGANIZATIONS AND THE
PEOPLES NrNICIplL LEAGUE.
Tic Hotel Brunswick was the centre Of interest
for local politicians last night. for committees
representing til" Republican and the County
Democracy ORGANIZATIONS. and the Peoples Munc-
Ipal League were in session until Fate hour
tryin. 10 settle upon candidates for the various
local Offices who H. he presented Ia the differ
en' ORGANIZATIONS for Endorsement. The discussion
or last night was entirely upon what party the
candidate for Mavor should be selected from.
Colonel Crugcr and William Brooklield spoke In
favor of RcpubIican. The Rev. DIR. Howard
Crosby said that. although he was. and always
had been, Republican. lie did not think that .
Rrpnbli"an could DO elected. In this the Rev.
I'r X. IIrbrr Newton and number of repre-
sentative HcpnblicanS agreed II was finally
Decided that County Democrat should head the
Ticket bu no names were mcntiorcd IN any way.
Tnr confer nee was then adjourned until o'clock
this morning.
lEr conference began in the afternoon but 1t
at. when al the members of tho rom.
uai't"" reached lie hotr, that recess for dinner
WAS tni"n and IN" representatives Of the
three ORGANIZATIONS did not settle down 10
The busiEc>s ~ hand until after 8
0rl'ck. There were present then cXPolcc
justice Jacob VI. Patterson. Sheridan Shook
Colon"I $. V. Il. Crnccr. William II. Bellamy,
Frank Raymond. George b Dcanc. Bernard Biglin,
IHca, l.. Van Allen ard William Brookield.
representing The Rcpuhlicans: Wheeler H. Peck.
ham. James =. Archibald. Horace f.. Drming,
lin" Rev Dr Howard Crosby the Rev. DIR. r.
Ilcb"r Newton and Gristavr Schwab. from the
pc,ul,> MlpicinlI 10, nd DoIipc- I'm
Manricc j. Power. LawIcncc Wells. Timothy J.
Campbell. William T. Mitchell, ID. l.Owbcr Smith,
John W. Goh and John Hayes, from the County
Democracy.
TIE discussion was first opened n candidate
for Mayor The views of all sides were freely cN
pressed and the claim, of tine various Interest,"
represented extensively discussed. \ full meet
in. the Rcpublican mcmlrrs of the committee
appointed by the Republican County Convention on
Monday ni.ht VA, held They were: John IT.
Grn.'>. 1T District: Denis Shea. Id: Charles
II. Murray. Hid: John Collins, IVth;
stephen T. French. With: John Simpson. With;
Lu"rs J.. N.r .,'"n. With: 'u>tavc Schirmrr,
With: Gror2r b. Dcanr. nth: Jacob VI. Patter-
SON. Xrh :. V. K. Cru-er. Nth: George billiard,
Xllth: Henry L. Spraguc. ATIIth; John X. Nugcnt,
MYTH; Sheridan Shook, Xvth: Henry Kropf
Avlih: G,or-c W. Wanmal:er XYII,h: BERNARD
iac,in. XNillrh: John RcSrnweher. XIXth: Scion
T. Smith. NTH: William Brookiicld. XXTst;
john II. tanner. XXIld: Frank Raymond, XNIfTd
J. Fiomi, >'rarus. Tw"nty-ihird Ward: William
IT, Ten Eyrk. Twenty FORTH Ward; Donald Nc
Lean and William IL Bcllamy.
The meeting called to order by ex-Poltce
Justice Jacob NJ. Patterson. who was made chair
nan of the full committee at the meeting on
M"nlav nighf. held after tho convention had
adiourlcd. Tie committee took mp the resolu-
t,n under which they were authorized 10 act
section hv on The first section of the rcsolu-
I"n r'a'l>:
Ni,.r a, the coming s,nction It possible for the
L l,.c,n o-.',nit,ion oy,rt.'ow Tar Hall By
a = IiI,ht t'a"t.
\ ballot was taken. and il was decided by
yot, Of Ii to :. The i"ar who voted IN
favor f straight ticket were Denis Shea.
colonel :. V t. trnrcr. So!"n +. Smith and
William El"pkfirld. The next section provided
thai # the committee decided thar straight ticket
could Not WIN. confcr"n>s with organizations op-
pc,.,l 70 Ilmmany Hall should he held. This
was decided in the affirmative by vote OF IL
10 g. 4 motion was then made that the chair
man appoint committee of nine. Of which
lc should h" one. TO meet with
IN. representatives Of thr other organizations
opposed lainnalU Hall This motion was car
rcI and Mr.. Patterson named the following
committee: Sheridan Shook :. v r. Cruger,
WiIiinm IT, Rcllamv. Frank Raymond. George B.
pcaac. Bernard Bi@lin .ucas l.. Van Allen and
" llam Bruukiield Mr. Patterson was made
chairman Of this subcommittee we'll The
riruih"ls oi this committee" then Withdrew 70 ffe
Hotel brunswick (" confer with the snh-com;
mliirrs appointed from the Peoples Mlnclpal
League ana the County Democracy. he full
committee WAS requested 'o ne IN %s-
sion q - o'rlork. bui al that hour word was
yrrr:lri from the Hotel Brnnswirk thar II wonld
hr e." late after the conference to hold meeting
last NIGHT. and the m.inhers of the committee
were asked Ia mrrr tb" sub committe" this after
noon ~ 80 o'rlork when the report of the con-
ference VIII he made Tho represent ,'tvc> Of the
l,a-u" report back to u" full committee of tiiat
organi2at ION AZ "A meeting Tomorrow night.