New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06


Mr. scott TO say that it was n5t fair 10 make
the assertions for colonel strong was upon inc
committees mayolaltN Hst
Mr. Scott replied that III" voters would near
that The Republicans M! limos. r'It, i'p'uyu.'s
rejected Mr. COT ana hii compelled the SuhsU-
tuition ~ Il Republican N his place. -" "n"''
by saying that the stat Democracy ha' u
desire 10 cmblrYAss the Committee 80 seventy
bu. that they could not go out and ask the Dem
o,rats t. vote tor a Republican for mayor. i
would lc far better {, make the night alone
OTTO Irving Wise chairman NJ tn" Nnil-Ma-
chin" Republican Convcnilpn AsKei inc '"a
man II tho same rule Which MI H"amin m
laid down FOR Rpnuhl ans should they "''Hh' 1"
supper, the ticket below Colonel StronS' wa APP
pl.co hlr t. other organizations. AT LaTociue
answered in the affirmative.
Theodore Sutro. In behalf ~ IN" '''i'liA"
American Rcformers said that he rcprcscn'c yea
many thousands II Germans wHo supp'S IA,
they Were to he consulted as to IN" makeup "i
tho ticket lie and his colleagues M" u" ""-
fhnritv To bind them - support th' names pre-
scntci They must first report To- Their Cen
eral Committee ana would be bound b! mo IN
stuct.ons they received.
OERIEN DEMOCRACY FOR STRONG
The O'Brior Democrats who had withdrawn
for consultation in the couse - MI SCOTT
speech. returned. ard Captain Br"dy. one Of IN"
conferrccs made ringing speech. p''dging the
organization To- strong and On. Further imam
this thoy could noe say unit! they had consulted
with the main body. which, Captain Brady as
e.rtcd FAR exceeded NJ Grac-s organization III
strength. Gnmcus" dPpauscJ
Mr. D. RDihschi'd. 81 the Good Governments
Club. said tt.t be ana his as."'."''s III
conference must report - th'lr "'heF'I o''"'"''-
tee and b" bound hy its aci II.
"RIick" Pomeroy here arose and s1il i"1t NJ
wanted % apologize 90 Nj. GrAc'. A. D. was
going ,ut of tht hall q short time h'io:. b" re-
marked 10 a fellow delegate u the - H'."n l'e-
mocracy at his s.lc II would a. soon trust
Croker AS Grace" l.opkinT az HuuI. b" was ga.
priscd (, see that Mr. GtAco s,' within n'Al.HE
- IN" remark and might supi"s" Nii %" nt'
intended - SAY what b." ha, sail o. Insult NJ
Grace Mr. Tom-roy Ils riaiuci ans '.'n intrn-
ton IL vas unaware Z NJ GIac"s proximity
az the time.
Mr.. Grac. replied tirt'y thar hc was u-"I p
criiirlgru ard auyth.aC Nj Pcme:oy might say
would MOI disturb hin ~ thr .s1st.
Colonel B'i's thought mat u II was IN O. I'M,
uittcc's RAJ. mat She name - MI strong shyu.i
BE- Withdrawn IL ne R-InhA'tns defined -
support other canI!IAics tn same rue .hou.i
apply 20 other rgiu.ztt'rs. ana th' '".'n'
!nfimated a.. the N'w-l"rk ~ti'e l"mo'rh' "
had refused ., supper; the O. ,kc. because b. hal
a Republican head. the names = Iis candidate 81
should uuw Doe Withdrawn \ sp!rl''i discussion
followed IN which Colonel H..ss. NJ Lnr'cgu'.
Everett p Wheeler and otncr members - ttc
committee took part Colonel bliss SAIL ihti 10"
would oppose ta' clnhrmf''. ~ ans
candidate ny tho Republican convent 90. Tne'
di9r't propose g. support no ticket. hu. They
worc gong To- lef,c their non on 81. ''r.es ~
TAKE them III }
Mr. i.aTI.quf F1li MAJ voc pi'S'llN " I".'
have - be disposed - az the next meeting ~
the committee.
Mr. Sternc u.i }. an earnest spee I'D. as . I)"nl-
ner1t urging al the organizations t. UUit" IN
the supper; ~ the ticket
MR. MfLHoI.LAND's Dc At MIR SCOTT
John f. Muhol!And said thai his organzau %
was ready t. support the ticket from top t. bot
tom lie said that Mr.. SCOTT wa the last man
who ought to have been put forward by Mr.
Grace e. say they would not support Republic
can in view " th- earn .s; and loyal supp ri the
KepubIicans had given Scott four years ago when
h. headed the anti-TamHdny ticket for Nay r
Mr. Larucquc ma II speech intended - conf
bat MI S'otts argument from "a Democratic
point u view.
John y Townsend. f,r The Independent County
organization. accepted Mr-Srs. strong AMI Con.
but said that hc and h,s colleagues could go no
further until they had consulted with thcii TX
ccutive Committee. They were the first or
ganiza.!on t. begin work against Tammany
Hall and had been holding meetings since last
December They had recognized the necessity
If fighting this years battle under Republican
lead from the outset Charles Stecklcr followed
~ similar vein. Both speakers were loudly
chcered.
The Conference adjourned To meet at the call
Of the chairman. Each organization was re
nucs,ed t. send its decision regarding the ticket
10 the Executive Committee. which Will meet