The sun., 1892-10-05
THIRD TICKET TRAMMELS.
lY7T-SN<PPERs AND COUNTIES IN
PECK OF TROUBLE
They Can't Get Fail Omeiai Baiiets. They
ars Arrsia-Mr. Grace Ont sna They
Can't A4ord rastors and Workers.

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They Caa't Get Fan omeiai Baiiets. They
srs Arrsia-Mr. Grace Out sna They
Cnu't AFFORD rasters aud Workers.
The reorcanized County Democracy Com
m!ttee OF Thirty met in Cooper Union at 4:3o
o'clock yesterday afternoon. but adjourned
until 4:3O o'clock to. morrow afternoon with
out electing n permanent Chairman. Andrew
u. Park or, ]. II. Klein. and Civil Justice Jcro-
lomon OF tho anti snapper Subcommittee ap-
rointed to confer with other anti-Tammany
Democrats. for tho purpose OF agreeing on tho
nomination OF local city and county ticket.
called on tho committee and asked for con-
ference. This committee of conference was
theroupon appointed:
JF Kelly Denis Burns. N. J. Burke. Thomas Costl.
eap William r. Grote. Maurice J. Power Peter Rush.
John Ili,ngworth, bernard J. McManus. James j.
Mooney.
This committee appointed subcommittee.
consisting OF Messrs. Power. Grote. and Nc
Manus. who retired to room "a with tho anti
snapper committee. and with John j. Quinlan.
who enjoys tho distinction OF being an anti
snapper confrerss and at the snme time a
member OF tho County Democracy Committee
OF Thirty
The conference lnsted nearly an hour. and Mt
its conclusion tho members OF tho committee
announced that they were pledged to secrecy.
been without result. aad that another confer
ence would be held within day or two.
It was learned that tho would-be leaders OF
An anti-Tammany movement are worried by
the election law. The amendments OF 1S,2
seem to present some very Formidable difh-
culties in the way of nominating County De-
There is no doubt that tho Counties pol!ed
enough votes ior arsneis .L M So1 iTT JudEs M
local ticket By them: but what would 1t profit
them. they ask. Il they could not have com ON.
plssI provsi"ns s Of the amends ballot law IT
the Counties must not only nominate b local al
sSts electors % and n canditiats for judC. OF the
Court Of Appeals. in order to to recognized as
part and nave complete sIciSi fhaS Ep,,ot not
last iali they cannot nominate candi-
petition; Which is rpSndabout fha ana
s,oTs5 moTS dicait RISsH the time t" make such nom
nations is shortened by tho nrposite failure Of
the Democratic state Committee to nominats
The Ssns Counties tsl would desire to enaors" the
regular eandidnte. They can't tell Who he
blank on it. SO that they will not he put to the
great expense of supplying pastors and fnr-
nhnr at the ps g. to- Sss
lawyer y' Jackson Of the Counties and Lawyer
the election laws with the greatest care to see
II there ie any way out.
The determination to name ticket under
any circum stances was expressed by tho
members OF both the County and the anti
snapper organizations last evening.
MIR. Grace announced that he had bowed to
tho superior wisdom Of Mr.. Whitney. Mr.: Hnr-
rity, and Mr.. Dickinson. and Tint, while he
still held to the opinion that third ticket
would be of great benefit in getting out the
full Democratic vote for the national ticket.
he would recommend to the anti-snHprer
leaders at their III Getting Friday night that no
ticket be nominated by them. SO far as the
County Democracy were concerned. he said he
was not u member of that organization and
had nothing to do with 1t. but he understood
it would nominate ticket.
Il will not accept the Mayoralty nomination
II it Is offered to me by the County Democ-
racy" said he. If ever run for Mayor again
am going to be elected. and won't run this
year; A. c.,, ,+,
ments." said Chairman Andrew ID, Parker Of
does not see the prospect OF success in run.
the movement l can say though that his nd
vice will not be greatly needed. for tho Four
teenth street com mittee took the whole mat
ter out of his hands at tho first m Getting. when
they saw how things were tending.
The men in the anti-snappsr movement who
nre demanding ticket with more vehemencs
than any one else are eX-Sherin james
O'Rrien and ex-Polce Justice Henry Murray.
They will never lay down their arms" They
say that Mr.. Grace has no right to deny them
drink now that he has led them to tho water.