New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
". J. GAYNOR FOR JUDGE.
lie ACCEPTS TIE REPUBLICAN NONliNA
TON.

HIS FRIENDS ASKED TO STAND BY HIN IN THE
FIGur-M>YoR BooDY WISHES TO MEET
MIR. scrIERFN IN JOINT DEBATE
The Republican nomination for Justice OF the
Supreme Court in tie Id judicial Dis'rlcV was
finally accepted yesterday by Wiihah D. va!
nor who had been strongly urged py ihoepeiu-
ent Democrats TO take the NOMINATIONS lie
sent letter under date of yesterday 10 "eo's e
F. Elliott, chairman of the committee III WHICH
he said:
Yielding to the urgent advice Of my dsinteres,eu
personal friends | accept the nomination ioi jug.
tice Of the supreme Court 1t came to me unsongnt
and unexpeced hsd no n se nY mind is easy
1t is the right thing for me TO 90, ahu ban trIad
the Wses ana and for the people
whom my lot is cast has brought TINS hoh-pa'' '""
The mai result will serve either as an encourage
warning 70 others VINO ieet h IL auaif The
result in fun confidence that those VINO are my
friends will stand by me ana mol uvsei, FOR this
exalted Office to take part in the canvass for IT,
have to submit myself to the discretion Oh ir'ehus
and the honor OF Toes
Mayor Body announced yesterday his will
ingness to meet Charles a. Schiereh Ill JOINT
debate in the following letter.
NV Dear Mr. Schieren: our citizens seem nkeiy
campaign This disposition should be encouraged.
pro i, this purpose by holding joint debates.
R piscussons Of this kind think viii be productive
the consideration the subjects irvolved than are
found in ordinary campaign spa enc, ,,, ,o
shall be glad 70 arrange with you for Jolnt as
cusson Of our municipal matters a, SUI" 'i'i'''
and places as may be mutually Satisfactory
Mr.. Schieren was actively at work yesterday
prosecuting his campaign, and he made several
addresses including the one at the RINK pub
Ushed elsewhere Joseph Benjamin has been
made chairman Of the Republican Campaign
Committee of seven appointed on Wednesday
night Charles b. Morton is secretary. = u.
Chittenden has been made chairman oil ,he
Republican Finance committee. pia'e He hieu
Ernst jain. of the Third Ward. has been NOM
mated for Republican Aldcrman-at- Large in
place of A. w. Hallock who declined.
George H. Mason has declined the Republican
| nomination Of Senator in the WITH District.
| Henry A. Smith. the Democratic candidate
! for Senator In the Hid District, is Repuphcan
and was formerly an Alderman lie says mat
if elected he will 60 to Albany as Republican.
| and will act with the Republicans On all party
| questions.
Michael J. Dady. Of the Third Ward, decided
yesterday to take active par in the cam
paign. and resigned from the Republican
| County and Executive committees and from the
| Third Ward Republican Club. MI. Dady mas
| teen out of sympathy with the party manage
| ,nent since his unsuccessful campaign foi
| Congress last year. and his failure to be re-
elected chairman OF the Republican Executive
Committee this year. Although he supported the
| REORGANIZATION movement last spring, II was
| not with a great degree OF eatnestness. he
was a candidate for chairman Of the EXecu
| tive Committee under the new system, but II
| F. Blair was electel Mr. Dady was formerly
| superintendent OF the Brooklyn Federal Build
| ing but failed to get ofic" under Pre- sident Har
| rison. He declined to say anything yesterday
in regard to the future course he would pur
sue. but minated that he might say some
| thing to-day.