The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-10
MR.. GRACE ISN'T PROMISING.
FREE TO run AN ANTI.TAMArHNT To-
CAL TICKET If lie WANTS TO.

INIT IneY ray fnHt Assembly men are " nal
ne IL After-9oinu TO Keep His Machine
In Order In the Principal Counties
whether There IL n Ticket Here or Not
Judge d. Cady Herrlck OF Albany and eN-
Mayor William II. Grace wore visitors at DEM
ocratic National headquarters Yesterday. 1t
was Judge Herrick's first appearance at Mr..
Harritys bureau since his visit to Senator
Hill at Normandie. by -tho-Sea the day before
Senator Hill started on his yachting cruise.
There has been much speculation about that
visit Judge Herrick has been rated as tho
most ardent admirer OF Mr.. Cleveland in tho
Mp-Hudson country. For half dozen years
In Albany county no has waGed relentless war
on Gov Hill and his friends In view OF this
everybody wanted to know the result OF tho
Judges visit to Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Herrick was as
silent about 1t rs tho silent tomb
Mr. Grace was very much nettled at report
that he had promised Mr.. Cleveland. through
William c. whitney. that he would not be In
strumontnl in nominating candidate for
Mayor this fall In opposition to the candidate
Of Tammany Hall Mr. Grace said there was
not a word OF truth in thu story.
II nevor made any such promise to Mr..
Cleveland or anybody else" he said. " Tho
story is absolutely false"
Mr.. Grace. T. Ellery Anderson. eS-Secretnry
Fairchiid. and tho young anti-snappers in
thsir train arc disturbed ut tho prominence
which Mr.. Whitney assumed at tho Chicago
Convention and has enjoyed since that event
full occasion. Mr. Grace and his lieutennnts
at great expense got IN tho Syracuse Con-
vention proiesssdly In Mr. Cleveland's In
terests. But when Mr.. Grace. Mr.. Ander-
son. and Mr.. Fairchld reached Chicago
ta'' 0n Gav.snds W to4,un.s Mr. sS %Si.
ney viGorously told the ant.snaprers
TO damn nd rapOnnitiOE n cOntegttnR
Oh oAsr Po attsr r 1Is M an
$4,000 to fight ths regular democratic, or:
eanization were naturally nEEEEr L They
thev should be recognized. That is. some of
shyo S GfsIs' F tSs ns
sysn tx 'p Ehalm 1s'hf arcS G to the
from tho cross road towns. the men WHO
Y. ss or pTmsp1
Sne 's Al 5sfs' ga
WITH r al" Gisye land n" neminaion he!r cry
still is "anythinG. to beat Tammany Hall. and:
S6ssSan NJ @htn ss H4 HsS sG
chief commander; is naturally worried over
HS %G
would practically DO as he pleased with MS 8
canddtes for m%ncipa otieors in ali the
great counties II no wanted to.
Mr. Grace viii leave town on on, Monday next u
H. hrs had fe tk With sst w.sE
amiabie in those conversations. and informed
these gentlemen that he intended perfectne
already twenty out Of the thirty Assembly
districts in this county had organizations
snsa by M Grase rsnIs
Is made up Of the, remnants OF the County
There is some dou BIT about the Germans. Mr..
Grace and his friends belle that by Sept. Is
biy districts. MIR. Grace is Of the orinion that
It may not be Aadysabs. to On nominate a p third
ton ion viii; II" Mr. H"rrity or Nj. Whitney The
ng is to capture ten or twelve Assemblymen
in New York county, lob Of some , size The
At t" Republican, He National Headquarters. 51s
Filth ts safe d9ors OF the
cash swung to and fro. Hamilton Disston OF
rhi;Iadcphia was on hand; and With h him ao was
stntesman Of the Republican pnrty. one Of the
CHAIRMAN Hacke tt Of the New York Repub-
Linn state mth Sn9 snss
minutes and Immediately, the few members Of
the Republican Club and the Union League
was IN. They were positive Of this when they
learned that the Hon. Whitelaw Reid. the Re.
publican candidate for Vice President. had
Joined Mr. Carter and Mr.. Hackett.
Tho oft-repented story to the effect that
in the month. on his way from Loon Lake tc
Washington. was heard again. The old pro
gramme was that the President was to st or
over nm afternoon and evening at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. and informally receive his
friends Bets were even on his doing Il ;. i.
will be here about Sept ].