New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27
THE "COUNIIESn GET OUT.
DON'T WANT ANY LOCAL TICKET.
THEY WITHDRAW AND CRY TREACHERY-MR.

THEY WITHDRAW AND CRY TRFACHERY-MR
HARRITY WOULD NOT GIVE THEM MONEY.
As foreshadowed by The Tribune yesterday the
County Democracy has Withdrawn its city, county
and judiciary ticket from the field This decision was
reached IL o'clock last night at meeting OF the
committee composed OF the district leaders and can
dldltes after those present had wrangled over the
question seven hours. The final vote stood, eleven
Assembly districts for and nine against Withdrawal as
follows For--VIIIth Xth XIIth XIVth, XVIII, XNlth,
XIXtn XXIVth XXvlth, XXVIlth and XXNIllth-
II: asainst-IVth Vth, NItE, With, XItb, XNlllth,
XXllG. XXIIId and XXyth-0.
No representatives were present from ten dis
trict-, which the 1T lid, lid, lNth, Nllth,
XVIII, XXth. XXISt, XXIXth, and XXXt.
The princpd quoted as favorlng Withdrawing
tlr ticket were eX,Judgc Maurice J. Power, Justice
John Jcrooman, John J. Quinlan, Thomas Cootsan
and John ". GOf, the nominee for Additional >urro
gate who was TIE hlot candidate 10 put III
hi, dccIuation. Andrew ID. Parker, Daniel
f. Dow,iug jacob kanzcmnn, William +. trote and
others ardrntly opposed the action tahei he.
fore he question OF withdrawal Wa, settled all the
Other ,aHddatc> followed the example Of Mr. CON
ana pu; in written destinations of the several nomna
lions wIich they had received. The letters Of eN-
Congrcs,man John Quinn, nominee for Mayor ana %!
Isaac H. Klein nominee for President Of the Board
% Aldermen, couchcd in bitter hngtage char-
ing bad faith upon Judge Power. Th"y said that
they we're Induced to agree become canidatcs
of the OrgaIizatiOE In hopeless contest Tor TWO
reason, only First, because Of the perous post
Of the National Democrtic ticket, ana second
the hope maintaining IL some degree
Democratic independence In the city. tn" action OF
the Corporation Counsel in advising the Police Com
ms,ioncrs that they had no power TO print the
County Democracy ticket upon the official National
Democratic, Electoral ballot evidence 10 them
that Mr. Power had warrant for his representations
that he had understanding with Hmmany Hall
and that this organization desirous Of getting to
the polls every DemOcrniic vote for Cleveland and
stevenson. They In this refusal Of the Tammany
authorlti"s furnish 10 the County Democracy
proper ocia ballot continuation Of the dcep-seated
hatred which Tammany had always shown toward
cleveland and a purpose TO stine the independent
vote and crush II out at all hazards.
Another circumstance which dampened the ardor Of
the Counties" was found in the report Of Mr.
Quinlan who was one of the committee Of three the
others being Justice Jeroloman and ex senator George
+. Iansben. 10 call on chairman Harliy at the
National Democratic headquarters, and request tn"
sum Of 81. 900 for assisting the County Democracy
camualgn. Half Of this money was TO be expended
for postage I'm addressing the 100000 voters Of New
stationery and incidentas. Mr.. Qninlan reported 10
the committee Of thirty last night that he and his as
socate had called upon Nr iarr{ Mr. ncmSon he.G
u,rtcrS a, they had been instructed 10 do and that
chairman IIarriiy and hi, f'owmanagers had refused
Inc request II WAS said ~ Cooper Union that IN"
CountIcs application had been really treated with
contempt by Tie National managrS
There was IN unpleasant feeling pervadlng the
rank and fle of the "Countic,' that gathered In
Cooper Tnion oridorS during The long session last
evening. ard from the remarks made there was a
Iory Many DECLARED tbor purIo,e 10 vote tie whole
Hopulcau ticket from top 10 bottom.
Il aid last nigh that no at''mpI would ~
raic to withdraw the Comfy Democracy district can
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