New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-11
IT LOOKS BAD FOR TAMMAN1
FRIENDS OF GOOD GOVERNMENT RE
JOICE AT THE PROSPECT.

THE UNION TICKET
Wir,am l. Strong the Ant-Tammany candi-
date for Mayor was found in his office in the
/ Central National Bank Broadway and Peari-
St Of which he is the president. looking the
picture If health. contenimcn; and good hufnor
Yesterday ON the table before him were s'r'"h
countless letters and kilograms congrat"'a''hs
him upon his nomination and his bright pros
meets ~ success Most " the letters came from
Democrats he said. ami promised him thrir
earnest support. Mr.. Strong admitted thA' s'n'r
of the epistles would make extremely interesting
campaign reading but a. h. had not YET inv
consent Of the writer's To make them puo"'' H.
thought II best t. withhold them from print for
4 the present.
While. The Tribune reporter wa IN CONVERSE
ton with Mr. Strong Cornelius y. Bliss. treas
urer Of the Republican National Committee
and one of the foremost members Of the party
/ in New-York entered MI Bliss was among the
] Republicans whose nomination the Committee
! Of Seventy seriously considered. and at one time
! II was thought that II a Republican wa - be-
| taken for Mayor ne would be- the man. Never
theless there was no shadow Il disappointment on
Mr.. Bliss's face as he cordially gave MS hhnd -
Mr. Strong and greeted him as the next Mayor
you're AS good as elected" said Mr.. Bliss.
! shaking Mr.. strong warmly 10y the hand II
! all over but the shouting
MR. STRONG ON THE SITUATION
Speaking Of the political situation as f. stands.
| Mr. Strong said t. thu reporter.
you remember that ! said would accept the
nomination II all the Anti-Tammany oFgan|h-
/ tons indorscd my candidacy Al u them ha'e
,orr, I.n,on and y maj follows suit suppose
that am committed To an acceptance.
| =, ., 3D.. ,a,,,..s 80, ,h. ,l,t-
the hepuon'd"S ''."" Slns =" FIX ,, s,r.ny
e. b' SlocS mos u 7''""e anu
here remarked; ,. ,t
wei t"r! az ', 49, ,,,.,,1 / oe NOV TX.
| Tow an" S"ll' VIA i.i,n 80, enc rost - tho
| VIZ. ~ ~. ,,',.rr.,,nr a. ,,, manner
az ~ - ,,. .s , NJ, ,',..,lr b,v. mo-. iiCtnd
n'@ 20, .'n" ,,,, ,,,, ,,,n nomination and
= l.''.u a. ",','@ a, ,l r,,.r.. none, H. elect
""ui' spun -" I'D, 49, 49, ,.., .,r,.,ss
son'h"Hf ''s' IMAM W., y" "3 49,"
| 40 NOT mean El]"' 49, ,i.ors tia,
! u wa u'r t, .', ,..',,o "a. pon,ihli-
! IN" res "l 'h' !'h'' c,,,s vorsbaI
/ can lnH @''l'h' ~ -. ~ $50,
John Jacohus s".n " '.."S ,,,', ,r.r ID,
s''AI ""nE H =, g.. erner,.d mat when
/ IN" parry ana INA " I,,f ",f,. ,.rc
/ IN" '"iN'h'i'" ~ -, -, .',.,,.- I ,,.,s
/ opinion on IN" Su'p',. C., , .rr. ~,
! l.. van AHch '"ih'4"S o" ''''' anu
| pressed similar views
! pFpr.RlJCA% CONVENTION TOMORROW.
. 49,, ,
! Chairman "llnam VI u. '''"" ny" ""''''
the duty devolves II calling tn" Republican con
vention which met a, Lyric Hail said yesterday
| that II would be held tomorrow evening. unless
there was change Of programme
cohi"r'h'' 1' .i'' - ,,,,,c,,,, mo
,prLa, as mo s,a,o Democracy approved II was
discussed
General Coils shid u" h"i '''" "'un' ,'a, u'
an. @n'.,,.rn' ~ ss ., All IN. names ,.y
cent one or two hy the Republicans. Th-re was
a sentiment In favor u selecting a coroner fr IN
ehch pa -. ~ ,, "'r'r .t5,, - ~. H.ard ~,
Aldermen. but Judge Jeroloman was an excellent
man and would make a fair-minded. Impartial
! occer Chairman Olcoi; also said that ne OK
"c,od ., Geo me s,at democracy ticket indorsed
! bv ,he Republicans although II change might hc
urged in The Coroner ticket
~ e . ., hss rn, yot decided where he will
omen his campaign hcadquari.r. and to whom
| he viii inirust the conduct II his canvass Soy
cral experienced campaigncrs have offered their
| services The name II William Leary has been
| suggested to Mr. strong. and many Influential!
| citizens have advised his selection Mt. strong
paign work until all the organizations nave
taken action and III" full tlcket - II me helf,
| John X. Van Wormer. OF the HIAth Assembly
| District. and one u the best known hrpuhn''hS
| on the upper West Side. has been eircteh rhair-
| man oi the +. IN ~, i. ',, C,'roi
Pup ,i t,,,ornid VEN" recently resigned Cen
era Butterfeld did not retire from the hartman
snip "i ,he Vol''"' ~, a h hiig.d ,h,,
| 30 can hn more useful f. the party In another
| field Of labor.
! PLEASED WITH THE STATE DEMOCRACY.
| Grant satisfaction at the action II the New
Work state Democracy On TUESDAY night was cx-
oss.1 {, sruTammouv circles Yesterday At
| ,ho boodouarters Of IN. Committee II Seventy
| =, a. ch,rohor ~ coc,u.rcc rooms tho feeling
| " -, ,h, ,, ,..,i.,, ,,bich had o. l,r.
was b'"''"i '"'' "a - ~ I'm
| confronted the citizens movement had peeh
solved and that the defeat Il Tammany Hall
wss practically assured About all that remained
w - $3.50 ga o,ako o., a,cross,v.
no" wa To- ~ H rant,a,t', urb1ch has
go long held the city in It's grip.
- no,ina ves,erdav afternoon and discussed the
Il ii'e.ihb SeSto''"' "'' ~ go "
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