The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
JTrDGE GAYN0R D CLlNES
gtSA KIND WORD FOR HILL, now
EVER, AND HOPES ne WILL WIN.
rho Anti-Tammsny Factions Fall to UNITE
on Col. Strong for Msyor--Lsmonts
Presence in New York.

BROOKLYN. oct 5.--William J. cay
nor this evening wrote letter 10 '"e
Hon. j. W. Hinckley, chairman Oh Tue
Democratic State Committee declining ''e
nomination conferred on him by 'He
Democratic party 70 run on their uche'
for judge OF the Court of Appeals. III Ais
letter Judge Gayu0r says
"7se reason which / publicly assigned
for rot Wishing To become the NOMINEE
for Governor prccludes me from aSC - 80
ing another place on the ucN''' a. i,',S @
80 seen by recurring TO them. and | am
,ter.fore constrained 90 decline the nOmi-
nation Tor Judge OF the Court OF Appeals,
as grateful as ] feel for II, and as much
as / should Ike TO hold place Of so
.If / thought that the Withdrawal OF
my name would iuIure Senator HIS can
Vass ] would try to see some way 10 al
low n 10 remain. for his recent develop
uent lu the National Senate places him
with the foremost public men of his day.
Between him and his opponent he should,
and ! trust VIII. prevail
LAMONT VISIT NOT POLITICAL.
,srw YORK. oct. 5.-The Times to-
morrow will publish the following;
I'm the conferences talk was heard OF
the attitude Of the administration ana
the presence in town OF Colonel -. .
Lamont. Secretary OF War, was taken as
an indication that personal representa-
tive OF the administration was iiltti ~ it'S
with the campaign. Colonel Lamont hlm-
self exploded these theories 10 reporter
OF the New York Times. who saw him
last night. II have been In New YORK
he said purely on business connected
with the War Department, and to keep
engagements made a long time ago WIN
army officials. Outside of army oflcers
you are the only person have seen since
my arrival in the city,
NIL WILL LFtD TBg T1CKEr.
An intimate friend Of Senator Hill in
discussing the apparent lethargy m DEM
ocratic circles, explained the situation
thus.
Up to noon to-day It was by no means
sctbed that either Senator Hin or con
gresham Lockwood would accept the
omlnation the State Convention had con
ferred upon them. Each was willing TO
yield 20 some other Democrat II lhe
right man was chosen. At no uHle slICe
the convention adjourned mas ellner one
of these candidates expressed Willingness
10 accept the nomination, ana at an
times they were perfectly Wiling TO re-
tire i'm favor Of a Democrat who would
concniate and unite the party. Not uutu
to-day, when Judge GaynOr declined the
honor Senator Hill wished TO impose upon
him of taking the nomination for Cover
nor was IL determined that Hiil would
lead the ticket. Had Gaynor accepted,
nm would have retired and taken-the
stump for him and the rest Of the uckel.
Senator Hills first speech in the cam
10Th and his last November 30, at FL
mira. where. for the last thirteen years
lie has annually wound up the cam
paisn.
ANrI-rAIM,SYITRs CAN'T HARMoN1z'.
NEW YORK. oct 5.-The conference |
Of the various ant-Tammany assocIluous |
was held this afternoon In the Ohl,eI |
Charifies building. There were present |
from the O'Brien anu am am
many Democracy, the Grace Ne" Hidlt
County Democracy, the CoIieIti leu
Good Government clubs. the RcpuDllcah
and the German AmtIlcah
Reform Union. The committee Oh aeNtIty
county ticket, which was Unanimously
adopted by the committee. II was as
N9vor. Colonel william l.. Strong; Re
rordGr. John W. Gof; President OF the
I,o,ri 0f Aldermen. John JerOiomcn; |
Sheriff. otto kemper; Judge ot the gu
1erior Court Henry Il. HeeNmah' '1io-
lers, Or William OMeakher and Dr'
There We're thirty delegates present
rom each Of the anti-Tanmdny a7so-
stations. and each man was pr'HH"eII
member of the association he represent
Inc session lasted over three hours and
,.H.u 10 was closed nothing dtHhllt. H,.1 |
.,.u done The Grace Democracy bJlt-
b. the Committee of Seventy S ticket en-
NTH "A ticket that was headed by lte-
publican as candidate for Mayor. The
Union, through its |
r1k.smau Theodore Sutro, said that they |
..grpte3 the nomination of Mr.. Con for |
recorder. but that they could not accept |
bee rest of the ticket until they consulted |
.ith the organization. The followers Of |
ames O'Brien through their spokesman,
'aptain Brady. declared that they We're |
iuuE 20 accept the ticket of the Com |
littee OF Seventy. in their eagerness to
own Tammany Hall. .iOhn Z. Milhol- |
md also said that his party was willing |
, accept the ticket. and the Steckler or
also said that it would stick |
the Committee of Sgvcnty's ticket
The Republican county convention. at |
s meeting tonight nominated Colonel |
lillian l.. Strong for Mayor and John
: Guff for Recorder.
o-nieht nominated w. l.. Strong Tor
layor They also nominated John W.
ioh FOR Recorder The meeting adj
burned without nominating any other