The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-05
THE SEVENTY
HAS A TICKET.
CONTINUED from First PaseJ

Coff in his office to-day and urged MIN
20 come ont with a positive refusal to
run for Mayor. 1t was pointed out 10
him that the opposition to Tammany
could and would make him Recorder II
he refused to run for Mayor. Rev. Dr.
Parkhurst refused to say what effect
His talk had had upon Mr.. Goff, but he
animated that Mr.. Goff would accept
only the nomination for Recorder.
Mr.. Goff himself declines to say any
thing for publication.
There are to be some lively sessions
this afternoon on the subject Of union
ticket. The Xxx. will meet for con-
ference, the Republicans Will hoid
caucus, and the Grace delegates VIII
meet at Cooper Union for instructions
Afterwards, at =. NJ, the ADJOURNED
conference Of the Xxx. with the others
will be reconvened in the United Chart
ties Building, and there the final strug-
gle will take place.
There was a report current downtown
to-day that II the Grace men couldn
have their way they would bolt the con-
ference and name ticket OF Their own
On this ticket. It is rumored, Recorder
smyth will be nominated to succeed
himself.
Tammany's willingness to COMBINE
with the Grace Democracy on Mayor
atty candidate is shown In an utterahce
Of James J. Martin, of Tammany's Com
mittee of Eight. In moving for post
ponement of the Tammany and Assem-
bly conventions Mr.. Martin said delay
was desirable, TO ascertain "ha'
be done towards general union Vi az
Democrats in this city III 'he
Of the Democratic state ticket
Tammany's apparent "iihhs"ess Nv"
to make combine Is suscep'ioie Vi
several explanations. NOT the ieae'
plausible is that 1t Is Wiling 10 si'e
the Grace Democracy the Mayor H. ny
such deal, 1t could regain coh"oi VI
the Legislature and elect IA Dehioc'at'.
Governor. Unless Ia" were passeu
giving the new Mayor the power Vi re-
moval, the present lot OF lu'h'ila"s
offlce-holders would continue III once,
and the power OF reform Mayor "ou'u
be nil. With Democratic Legislature
and a Democratic Governor vi lam
many's choosing. 1t Is not TO De eNpecteu
that Mayors Power o. Neho'ai
eAA "Se'N -
This Is SAID TO De one ot Tue u.s.
ments USED py ba'iu d. mn WV"
Tammany leauers W 'o''pe'
ance win MS plahs io' ia, "o'
1t was learned 'o-uas INA. az Wv.
meeting OF the LIN YESTERDAY '"e nan,
or Mr.. StronG LOT mayor was
cred, but was uroppeu because Va
announcement that Platt Woulu not
apree tn have him nominated. 1t Is
a., H., r,a,t ala NOT agree
stateu to-uay 'iia' '"'' '
TO such an arrangement until late last
night
,.,r. wv all, ,o,,, nrohohly accent
Inc LAh' WIN NJ" p'ooao,' ~,
the suggestion that strong be nomi-
mated" said a member this morning.
60, 4. 4, ,,or,, I,,oiy that tho Grace
anu ~ 10 very 'N'i' "t
people Will then go ahead ana nominate
n ticket of their own"
.sy,,o oxr,,, o., ,,o ,nto tho co,fsrance
We eApee' " so INV VIC
OF the anti-Tammany organizations TINS
afternoon" said Chairman w. NJ. X.
Olcott of the RenublIcan Conference
ieoN' VI 'ne i'epuo''." .,s,
Committee, land agree upon union
ticket which we can place in the field
u' '''' ','. -. 49,,
80 far as yie!ding our ciai'n' NOV"
ever, to name the head of the ticket"
ha continued "s,cb n thing &c NOT 10 he
nc eo.'uu' 'n,e a,so