Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-06
ANTI TAM MANYlTES.
They Nominate a Republican for
Mayor.
JUDGE GAYNOR DECLINES.
Hill viii Lead the Regular Democracy
of the Empire stats-Lockwood
Not Heard From.

NEW YORK. october 5.-A conference
OF the various anti-Tammany associations
was held this afternoon in the United
Charities building There were present
Committees from the O'Brien ant-Tam-
many Democracy; the Grace new State
Democracy; the Steckler Independent
County Democracy; the Confederated Good
Government clubs. the Republican or
ganization. and the German-American Re-
form Union
Tho Committee OF Seventy this after
noon had prepared a regular county
ticket. which was unanimously adopted
by the committee. It was as follows:
For Mayor, Colonel William l.. Strong;
Recorder. John W. Gon; President OF the
Board OF Aldermen, John Jeroleman;
Sheriff. Otto Kempner; Judge Of the Su
perior Court. Henry r. BeeFman; Coro-
ners. DR. William % 'Meagher and DR.. H.
W. Hoeber.
There were thirty delegates preoent
from each Of the anti-Tammany assoc'a-
tions, and each man was a prominent
member OF the association he represented.
The session lasted over three hours, and
when it was closed nothing definite had
| been done.
BOLTS.
The Grace Democracy boltod the Com
mittcc OF SeYenty's ticket entirely. re-
ftsing 70 have anything to do with
ticket which vas headed by keDubiican
! "a candidate for Mayor. The German
American nion, through its spokesman,
Theodore Sutro. said that they accepted
the nom ma ton of Mr. Con- for Recorder.
I..r4 at ~ .
/ OF the ticket until they had consulted
with the organization. The followers OF
James C'Brlen, through their spokesman.
/ CAPTAIN Brady, declared that they were
! willing to accept the ticket OF the Com
mittce of Seventy N their eagerness TO
down Tammany Hall John h. Milhollani
/ said that his party was willing to accept
the ticket ana the Steckler organization
also said IL would stick - the Committee
OF Seventy.
! ADMINISTRATION ATTITUDE
The Times tomorrow will publish the
| following:
! In the conference talk was heard OF the
attitude Of the administration, and the
presence IN town Of CO.Oncl ID. ). La
mont, Secretary of War. was taken as
an indication that a personal representa-
! tive OF the administration was interter-
+ ll4E with III" tltllNdsEu. Rpayllfi l<hAhCAS
/ himself exploded these theories 10 re-
/ porter Of the New York Times. who saw
him last night:
! Il have been In New York" he said,
purely on business connected with the
/ War Department, AMI 90 keep engage
| m.uts made a long time ago with army
/ officials Outside Of army officers, you
/ are the only person | have seen since my
I arrival IN the city"
HILLS POSITION.
/ An intimate friend of Senator Hill =,
! IN discussing the apparent lethargy In
! Democratic circles. explained the sltut-
/ ton thus: UP to noon today 1t was
+ by no means settled that either Senator
/ Hul or Congressman Lockwood would ac-
I cent the nominations the state convention
! had conferred upon them. Each was Will
| ing 10 Weld 70 some other Democrat
! II the right man was chosen. Al no time
since the convention adjourned has eithei
/ one Of t!r.se canl.dates expressed VIII
| ingress TO accept the nomination, ana a
| ali times they were perfectly Wiling 10
! r.t,re in favor Of a Democrat who would
/ concillate and unite the party.
/ HILL. WILL LEAD.
| "Not I'll to-day, when Judge Gaynol
declined the honor Senator Hill wiShed
| 70 impose upon him Of taking the nomi-
| nation for Governor, WIS X drleriHlI''u
! mat Hul would lead the ticket. h"d
/ C,vnor accepted. Hin would have retire
/ AMI taken the stump for MIN ana '"'
/ rest % the ticket
Se.ator INNS inst spe ch In the com .
rli-,n viii be made ~ tea OCTOBER loO'
arI his last November - at timir@
I where. for the las; thirteen years ne ""'
ttp hp C.frn4.RN.
judge Gaynor Declines.
HROOKLYN, y. Y, october J.-Wiliiam
]. Gsynor this evening wrote letter ~
the Hon. J. ". Hinckiey. chairman OF
M D,mocratic state Commit declin-
! IT,, The nomination conferred on him by
tho Der9ocrauc party 20 run on th"ir
ticket for Jud,. OF the Court of Appeals.
In his letter Nj GaynOr says: THE rea-
/ son which ] publicly assigned Tor not
wishing 10 become the nominee for COY
,r,.r urociudrs me from accepUn
another place On the ticket. as may BE-
seen br recurring 10 them, ana ! am
! therefore constrained to decline IN" nonl-
rltlo. for judge OF IN" Court 81 Ap9-'ls
as grateful as ! feel for IL ami as mucn
! as ! should Ike t. hold place ot 81
much usefulness.
III thought that the withdrawal OF
/ my name would inJure senator III" =
! canvass / would try 20 see some way o.
allow II 20 remain. for his recent dtVei-
opnort in the National Senate places
/ h.m with the foremost public men OF his
| day. Between him and his opponent ne
! should. and ! trast Will. prevail
Republican Endorsement.
NEW YORK. October Tho Republic
! can county convention AT its meeting to-
| niaht nominated Colonel William L.
| strong for Mayor AMI Jonn ". Coz for
! Recorder
| AlILHOLLANDITES FOR STRONG
NEW YORK. october 5.-Mih1llandit's
! tonight nominated ". l.. strong l'l
! Af.vor. They also nOmin1tei John "
Con- FOR Recorder. The meeting ad
. iournel without nominating any other
! candidates.
STANTON B COFFIN.