New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
CONFIDENCE IN THE RANKS.
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS SATISFIED WITH.
MIR. SCHIEREN'S NOMINATION.
OTHER NAMES ADD STRENGTH TO THE TICKET
CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD THIS EVEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL SUPPORT


CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD THIS EVEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL SUPPORT
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
/ Many harbingers Of victory in the Mayoralty
CAMPAIGN in Brooklvn were seen by the Repub-
leans of the CITY Yesterday in the action taken by
the City Convention just before midnight on Satur-
day In nominating Charles A. Schieren' president
OF the Brooklyn Young Republican Ciup' lot
Mayor. The fact was recalled that seth 10"
held the same responsible position when he was
nominated for Mayor twelve years ago. Like Mr.
Low. Mr.. Schieren will have to resign both MS
office and membership In the club before accepting
the nomination Like Mr. Low, also. he VIII nave
the support Of all the independent po0tica organ
izations in the city, which are In much better
shape for effective work now then they were then.
Mr.. Scheren is a successful business man. VINO
has honestly made his own fortune by strict at
tention to business lie is a capable and effective
public speaker, "A man OF good presence. and popu-
lar in the many circles where he is known. W nile
the friends of Francis II. Wilson regretted that
he was not the candidate by unanimous vote II
was felt that had he been nominated by majority
vote only. with the support of ex-senator WORTH
the Independent bodies would have been chary
of aiiating themselves with his supporters when
the delegates were carefully canvassed before the
convention 1t was found that Mr.. Wilson would
not receive the votes of half OF them. and he
refused to permit his name to be presented The
name Of William Cullen Bryant, publisher OF The
Brooklyn Times" then decided upon by the
supporters of Mr.. Wilson and he received thirty
four votes. sixteen less than a majority. The fact
that the convention expressed the real sentiments
of the mass of Republican voters. as manifested
party; and that efforts to control 1t we're de,
ieated VIII go far toward establishing the oelic,
the candidates they desire. and that no mere
machine methods can override their Will. The con-
yentiOn cOmpOSel good OF men VINO
have not heretofore taken part IN public political
action.
ASSURANCES OF SUPPORT.
Many leading Republicans and independents
called at the house OF Mr.. Scheren. at No ioJ
Clinton-ave yesterday to offer their congraua tons
and to assure him of hearty support Mr.. Scm.r"n
assured them that he would accept the nomina-
ton. and that he confidently expected to win. The
committee appointed to convey to Mr.. Schieren
the official notice OF his nomination will walt upon
him to-day. and he will formally accept. The
committee Is composed Of S. H. Chittenden. Il. +.
Blair Jacob Worth. W. W. Goodrich and Charles
p. Morton. Campaign headquarters will at once
be opened. and Mr. Schieren will begin thorough
canvass Of the city, speaking several times every
night
with the many municipal scandals of his admins
traiion and the burden Of bad government SER,
saved by the nomination Of an entirely new list Of
81 w9m m S1 E1 h ne GaH w S
they supplant for they could not be worse" The
lame attempt OF General catlin, who. since he de-
serted the Republican party after his defeat for
Mayor has been allowed to speak as II he were the
which so seriously smirch the record OF Mayor
Body. only served to make them more prominent.
II is expected that the long delayed Effort to wp"
out the damaging presentment OF the Grand Jury
of June against the Mayor will be the first move
of his campaign. That Mayor Boodv Will be de-
feated by as many thousands OF votes az he won
by two years ago Is the confident belief Of all
keen and careful observers Of the present political
situation.
The Republicans in Brooklyn will continue making
nominations to-day. This afternoon the three
Aldermanic District Conventions will meet and
name four District Aldermen each. The Id Dis
trct IL represented by Republicans. but not all
OF them will be renominaied. This evening the adj
ton Will be held at No. l5l Lawrencc-st. and the
seven Aldermen Large will he nominated The
names suggested on Saturday night were George
-. Forester Ernest jain. T.. Dwight Church W
VI. n Cadmus. Leonard Moody Henry KlnghOuse
and James X. Howe II IL probable that some
changes will be made In the list hrforc II Is COM
pleted. This evening also the Republican Senate
the IIId District IL surely Republican. and In this
either senator Joseph AspInall or W. II. Rey-
nolds will be- named.
The Republican candidates for Sheriff and Super
visor l. LargeW j. Buttling and Colonel Michel
commend the County ticket to the support OF all
lovers Of good government. and they VIII make an
active canvass
The second day OF registration is Wednesday OF
this week. All nominations must be- filed by that
day.