The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-28
UNION TICKET YET IN DOUBT.
Very Little Chance that One VIII
He Agreed Upon Tonight.

Chairman Smith. OF the Commute OF
Seventy, was missing from his usual
| haunts downtown this morning and 1t
was said at the headquarters at the
Chamber of Commerce that he was
probably uptown arranging for the con-
| ference which Is to take place at the
! Fifth Avenue Hotel this evening with
| the Republicans.
1t seemed to be the general opinion
that the conference this evening would
result In no decision in regard to can
didates, but that It would simply be pre-
| liminary to series OF meetings which
would be held by the conferees of the
different Anti-Tammany organizations.
The Confederation of Good Govern
ment Clubs IL the only other organZa-
ton besides that OF the Republicans
and the Committee of Seventy which
has appointed a Conference Committee.
| Whether G. C. conferrees will attend
the meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
this evening or not could not be ascer-
| tained this morning.
The State Democracy, Anti-Tammeny
Democracy and German American Re-
form Association have not yet had an
mittees, so that they cannot be officiallq
represented Mt any OF the meetings. that
may take place between this adm the
middle of next week.
II was believed in some quarters this
morning that the Republicans would in
sist upon heading the anti-Tammany
ticket with some member Of the party
machine, In which case there would at
once be n break in the ranks OF the OPP
position that might seriously endanger
the scheme OF putting forward a union
| ticket.
The members OF the Committee of
Seventy who were seen this morning,
however. disCredited this report. and
said 1t was their belief that the Repub-
whom all the anti-Tammany orRaniza-
lions could enthusiastically support.
There was more talk heard about the
state OF the Committee OF Seventy, but
again vigorous deniais came from sew
eral members of the Committee tina
there was any truth In the report.
discussed for all the chief places OF
the ticket" said one member, but onl,
with regard to their possible selection
As I understand 1t the Comittee of Sew
enty aims to exert restraining an(
harmoniZing influence upon the anti
Tammany organizations. and II VIII re
gard it's work as accomplished II II pre-
VENTS Objectionable men from beinl
, placed upon the union ticket"
The New York State Democracy vii
not hold its Convention till next Wednes
DAY.
q "Our organization" said Col. Rober
Grier Monroe, this morning, has no
, received and notification from the Com
\. mittee Of Seventy that general con
=, ference Is to be held to-day for namin
e any ticket. In fact, we cannot yet con
4 fer with them as an organization be
- | cause no committee WIN authority l
u act has been appointed, and cannot b
u until we hold our Convention"
C 1t was generally remarked that tn
composition of the Republican Confer
. enCe Committee was very evident OF
. tee selected by the Republican Count
= Convention to confer with the Xxx:
u Michael Cuslrk. william Michael Daniel Isol
i s,%PsSn asaTss H'linr5 jacob NJ Filters. Sa
=; Cornelius Van Colt. George II. Dean. Herman
?, iaussmann, George Bliss, William Henkel. Ere,
erck X. Gibbs, s, V. Il. Cruger. Robert
Q Greasen, Thomas r. FaEan. W J. Matthew
" George w Wanmaker J. Reisenweher, Afr,
- c. Mason. Henry L, Einstein Abraham CRUDE
Ia c. II. T. Coils r. J. Palmer, James Dor
"a mus c. q. Johnson, William Hlock Edwa
y, II. Healy. James L. Wells