The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11
Democracy from an antc-room with a sm,ie OF
satisfaction on hia rugged features II was in

| been conspicuous in business, social. and no
the ayorte dlst"t isr ASPIRING TS" st SSsT
Church He Was u born n Maine aSoSt y
years ago. and wasa schoQ! teacher in TIM,
Stn .t FOR several yesay,s. lIe camo to New
nnd has since been resident Of Brook 1s
bs rokcr H IL w RSt with % an m
Mcclellan Co, from which hn retired a few
years ago; He Is President Of The City Savings
politics. He was formerly in antagonism Ia
tho regular organization. and once he
CONGRESS IN tn" Second district asainst vii.
liam z Robinson and was defeated: Soon after
aws defeat . he was Hs refdnttcd to ia nay 81
the respar ticket and beat Mr. Gr rss xsa
lority. has long been Mr. Boody,s ambition
TO- SECURE a seat ,ir Congress and his own In
| Mayorality.
REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.
Henry A. Meycr 10 tho Republican nominee
inr Mayor OF Brooklyn, but his nomination in
Gty tf3nSye no at the Grteror Theatre
The f esm ns pat on
William LAM zeE , and WILLINGLY waited 70 hear
r. Ihs too 3, in spiss q rs previous absolute
SESn him in the u toiyensica S y L %,yssF
fN %'SsS nnd rSs:ass q Ess %sSa
attacked ziesier's record and the abusive e
srthets which wcrc hurled at Gambler by the
to mako such a scene as has seldom been
sIuallHS;d IN Brooklyn convention. All the big
form Or in the front seats as delegates last
, Hugo Mirsh; Chairman Of tho Executive Com.
Sss ss ns sahs5s asser mHs sssse. 2 R
that CHAPLIN sadnt bcen namnat te%"S BY the
fl SsssT Hfpr %eyST sSa
:. William y Ss II, i: WIsms q the Tyenty;sec9nd
and beforehand there was a. se%rryins aroaed
sa hfa tS ssSSs aa aa Williams Rad & 6
This tRo Letter fas whS zeses haaSS
"M sg,, MEsa. Esq. 06aa"a" Of as Eisoui;o'
DEAR SIR: Being informed that the dispo-
sition is to nominate me for Mayor in the Re-
publican Convention e might, Notwithstanding
H. ! beg .ss, e t9 state that ! Do Rot allow
and pff p ne%nates me. sSs
decline at once; The contingency on which /
TSea have tak9H has passed
evening was authoritative w. Yours very truly.
After the roll call Mr.. Hi rsh WAS I made ner.
manent Chairman. and then Gen. Stewart l.
sS r sP Fec.G Gh'm q GRE h
ne%inatIoqs wsEs declared IN order Tor Mayer s
and was hoisted up on the platform He
named Zie9ler In a hurry. end the delegates
SSheored with a vengeance. They wanted
Mr. #sss rRses Ssv shs it, s :'S
s5 $s sSn'is nut RFsssssss
Gha es s hot ba hs Ss snd ASK
seconds delegation: move that this Conven-
ten ten, unanimously tender the nomination to
aabua zssSss an ask hm to rye
ton. and said that he wished the Convention
could be turned into a Salvation Army and
to ronominate Mayor Chaplin. -. E Serybods
sss%ss G sS1s w 2 les
Iis%sn B; Gambler IDLE o, the law firm Of Jay q
Gander OF this city who was sitting in the
ssssnts1 Sst the St ss sSs
s hex ta atSsss heR
run he was met with a, storm Of Misses. He |
tSfess Hnasx GsTa FL eg s
/" why Mr.. ziegler should not be nominated.
isnsiye one: You cant H resist that # here
the baking powder suit that must be de.
Mr.. Gamblers next word was drowned in a
Put him ont" cried one.
Chairman Hrsh stood by e rsnd i s Witb II,
gaye and the speaker went on:
must show how. a suit brought to, right the al
legged wrongs Of Il widow and orphans resulted
j 5nS BSy% Srs q ss,s iSs suit tt and
This brought on another storm.
He's in tho pay Of tho Royal Baking Pow.
"..Give him rope and he'll hang himself"
, Cheer after cheer went up for ziegles. but
w. ". Goodrich was on his Jeet. "Wlll Mr..
candlGr allow me- to put ono question to him?"
Mica Gan Hno ssd ra aS d Tnat to inter-
p and shsSk lists ansrly at tkS dstss 9.
He's leading the cause of the Democratic
Chairman Hirsh came manfully to the rescue
~ The other reason, that I want to call your
ttention to" said Mr.. Gambler.
Go on, Mclaughlin" came voice..
Without hcnding the interruption Mr. Cand-
:" Nes thu That Mr.. zlcgler is not resident of
lis seat II he WAS elected Mayo"
The yells and boots were overwhelming now |
rom the delegates, who wcrJ rs one man for |
.iegler. and Gambler suddenly sat down in his
eat There he sat with folded arms and Bit
ng his lips as tho delegates yelled In triumph
I his discontinue.
W. W. Goodrich. who haA law Office In Wall
treet not far from Candlor's. arose In his seat ,
nd denied the two charges which Gambler
ad made.
Mr.. Ziogler registered on the first registrs.
on day. said MI. Goodrich. He was chal-
'nged but All he swore In rs,h his rsgstra-
leo. II he If nominated tonight we
ropose to make him our first Citizen, !
nd I move the previous question. His mo. !
on was carried. and then with a shout the .
lotion rendering Ziegler the nomination went I
trough, with Candor's voice the only mo" '
A committee was appointed to walt on v
legler consisting Of Timothy L. Woodruff. w. q
!. Goodrich. Congressman W 9: Wallace, W. 4
!. Williams. and Howard NJ. Smith. They G
urried out TO look him up. T
These Civil Justices were, nominated by. ac- J
amation: First district, James Taylor Of the | 2
runncmer OF the Twanty-frst: Third dis 4
let. John Kissell OF the Nineteenth. G
A committee was appointed. one from each II
ard, to select candidates for Aldermen at 6
arge, and these were the names they pre-
,nted after q quartero Of an hours conference: r
Philander D: Armstrong, Ernest j, Kalten-
,ph Mammal IL nuryaa (inprUa a. |