Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
VIEW YORK CITY.
r,, anti-Snap Plan to Nominate a
Third Ticket.
GILL IT BE CARRIED OUT2
Grace say, lie DOeso't KaOw "Ys''-'
c,,,elsna'. Return TO the city
Bourko Cochran.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch.i

.v,rr ssptember 29.--The opinion
g. ee,n,esssed at Democratic national
'as ,.,s,,ers - to-day that there will be onlS
a'''T Tn.~ooretic candidate for mayor II
OF, "a. The forthcoming election. The
''h ...,oo Of Mav-convention Democrats
','"'r .sr.e5 upon Chairman Harrity yester-
s-' d.. Injected 70 report TO the meeting
e,' son, them tomorrow. and the be
20, leadquarters to-day was that the
d" ~ an anti-Tammany mayoralty
p ...,,.r, vii then be indefinitely post
poaei- .to Domocrats prominent in
,..isf convention movement, how
81, .I favor third ticket on the
NI. tbot II wonld strengthen rather
s...aLe e, the chances of the national
il'D .'.,e nominees. Others are doubt-
,,t knowing how II would be inter.
I-- .g,s.ie tins city, where the local
F.t,.... are not so well known.
Mr.. wHlTNEY's VIEWS.
,r.., William c. Whitney was asked
-t.,L.- boz favored the anti-Snappers'
s.....,f' and their plan to run straight
,-l.perdeut ticket he replied; II
.ren question whether the entire
s.'.s-4fc vote of the city. could be got
oi,.. 40 q third ticket. l am not OPP
- ~ ;he running Of third ticket:
r.r local ticket IS TO be named the
tAt,. outright. Mr.. Croker told me him
-. trs, u made no difference TO him
s,.t.r.r. lhe only way IT might hurt Us
f. fts country. There the people oe-
,fat there Is a lot of trading going on
- ard u might inlure us In that way;
e-,t rDu ask mo what erect a second
.-sst vii have, declare 1 CANNOT tell
vl ...,,-s.,,,,,o.
81, ,h4 campaign of 1880, when w. X.
c.... gi. the only democratic candidate
G.rst.r. many Democrats did not vote,
t.,.... ,l,re was only one ticket, ana the
G.-1.-I,.t national ticket suffered on ac-
..gs, of It. Mr.. Grace's majority was
.,Irsirut 900 that year"
H. general tone Of Mr.. Whltney's re-
...s,red 10 indicate that he believes
,Isu.sllpper ticket would BRING out
80 vote, for the national ticket which
v.Ir.t be polied If there were only one
I'll Democratic ticket IN the field.
1r,LlAND PROBABLY AGREEABLE
t~-r. politicians about headquarters
a.. uI,,r..'s statement was taken as evi-
r,,.tt.t SIR. Cleveland will not oppose
r1,'sr. AZ the anti-Snappers, and they
,.t,ttr indicated that Mr. Cleveland
t.asv.. he Will get more votes If third
t.s,,i, nominated than he would If not
A. Grace was asked to-day if there
v.1 boz third ticket. He answered,
-irukly. 1 do not know yet."
rrr rx-PREsIpENT's RETURN.
W. whitney said that he had a letter
g. Nr. Cleveland 10 the effect that he
s.'l remain permanently when he comes
tm.r.W except for brief trip when he
r....g.yt1 brlng his family back Mr..
'.r.sri w.ll stay al the Victoria Hotel
--l BIZ. house, atl2 west Fitty-hrst street,
Itsr-5tah.lty Of the nomination of a
ftrt Democratic ticket IN the munici-
ID. canvass ~ this city will be brought to
Hr Ctysaui's attention by the managers
-H. STATE and national campaign. 1t IS
r. -pI taAt % committee from the bolt
r.v.Ivalt ON Mr.. Cleveland at the VIC
tuHot. during the day TO present their
AudtJask hlm If he cannot endorse
Hru0vmrut. 90 keep hands OF, and let
u.l t9 a- they please.
GRACE THE INDIVIDUAL.
lIe managers OF Dir. Cleveland's can
u,s DOW realize that the only man who
olc.ltrI. the boilers Is w. Il. Grace, the
lHll..l q The movement.
Al,G.rts ou the part of the National
Committee O. preserve harmony in the
"A, wI now Doc addressed 20 Mr.. Grace.
tsu.hapie that Mr.. Cleveland will be
rA,l q, ,te Grace and ask him not 10 run
gt,4.l- ticket.
IoOLsE C0CKRAN's PROGRAMME.
A change iu tue programme arranged for
lrii.l. b.urEa Cochran was announced
d l-t0Ul HEADQUARTERS to-day. Mr.
,...al UI.I make As many speeches as ne
ir..i tu lGs,. but will speak III the East
trin order Goo De near HIS doctor. who Is
Ce4.L- lis ewes.