New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
TO NAME WILLIAM ZIEGLER FOR MAYOR
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN BRooKLYN-w1LL
CHAPLIN RUN AGAIN.

CHAPLIN RUN AGAIN.
william ziegler who In ell probability viii be the
next Mayor OF Brooklyn, provided he accepts to mum
nation of the Republican City Convention winch WIZ
meet on Saturday Of next week, returned 10 broohy
Yesterday after an extended vacation. lie iooHci
brown and hearty. and said that he felt In the pest
of health and spirits. He expressed disinchnauon "
saw ANYTHING on political matters OF local importance
as he had been absent from the city for three moh''
Iate IN the afternoon he had conference with num-
Der of active men the Republican party
at his Office in tho Continental Buldlng hIuohs
those presept were General Stewart L. Woodforo'
Charles Small Theodore B. Willis, Arnold II. wagner
william Berri Ernest Nathan, David A. Baidwln'
Jesse Johnson Major B. r. Corwin and others NO
definite statement made public In regard 70 uuo
outcome of the consideration, but 1t Is unoersOooo Una.
Mr.. zecler expressed his willingness TO accept
nomination II IL was made unanimously oy the Nc
publican Convention and he received assurances VI
united support II he becomes the y,
the PARTY an active and aggressive campaign Will DC
decided hnon and the records will be searched IN
way that will bring dismay to the followers Oh the
BROOKLYN "Bosso and the supporters OF the Ming
hearty reception will be given tomorrow evening
az the rooms of the Lafayette Club OF the I"enVe'
Ward at Adephi-st. and Lafayetteave'' 10 eAoenaV'
Eugene f. O'Connor, candidate for secretary Oh 0'"
who returns to his Brooklyn homo from Saratoga 10
morrow. Among the speakers will be Asa W. Ienney'
ex congressman Nv C. Wallace, Assemblyman Joseph
Aspinall, Jesse Johnson r. d. Benedict A. o. bacon
George F. Elliott and others.
The Young Republican Club will hold meeuns oh
Saturday evening to declare Its support Oh 'he ~"
publican State ticket.
Mayor Chaplin was at his Office In the Clty Hal yoS-
torday The fact that the Democratic primaries are
10 be held on Friday preparation for the nominating
conventions next week. is believed to account Tor MS
return at this juncture, for when he went 10 LehoA
after the State Convention he expected 10 REMAIN
longer No definite assurance was secured yesterday
as 10 whether he would retire from the contest ior re-
nomination to the Office he now holds, but ne inta'oa
N those who saw him yesterday that ne had not ye'
considered the subject, but might have something U
cav in a day or two. This was held TO mean that ne
was awaiting personal communication with BOSS
or his chief lieutenant before declaring MINI
self Meanwhile all the other prospective Democrauc
candidates remain in suspense The summary oil Votes
secured from readers Of the party organ yesterday
showed James W. Rldgway far in the lead for nomina'
+on for Mayor his number Of votes having run up 10
slxtv-four. Next to him came General slocum Win
nine. then Mayor Chaplin with four and F. W. Hin1chs
with two Eight others have one vote EACH Inc
Democrats will hold their nominating conventions at
the same time as the Republicans.
Corporation Counsel jerks decided yesterday tat INC
Of Election and their clerks or assistants
have the right to swear in ballot clerks.