The sun., 1894-10-13
GRACES SCHEME OF DEALS.
~ rtuuANr WON'I DICKER War
M me REPCBLICANS WILL.

NJ Grue wants a Few A.-e-,siyues, I--
d.pepdsnt Candidates, Cor Legislative or.
nee. whrnev~r Neeesssry-wsrrer. Dsn'
phy. and CsmbpeiI FOR Congress, Possibly
se..,or Hiu Co-,.s Go lows Te-,'sy.
Mr. wrilism II. Grace and his district leaders
had a lively session bthlnd closed doors In the
small meeting room at Cooper Union late yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Grace reported that he
had failed to secure concessions from Tainfnany
HAL on nominations for Legislative offices,
although he invoked the good offices OF the
Democratic Sta'e Committee. and that Tam
many Hall had refused to treat with the state
democracy through that medium for a union or
a satisfactory basis Of union.
81 told them" said Mr.. Grace after the meet
ing had adjourned" that we would give Tam
many every opportunity TO unite with TIE. II
they ,'nuldn't do Il through the effort Of
thr state Committee they can do II
IN ,hc districts. Tammany Hall left tho matter
1, the settlement OF the district conventions.
81 have wc but We have given definite instruc-
tous TO the districts 10 make their arrangements
so A. to hclp to send only Democrats 70 Congress
A,dt the Assembly. They can deal with Tam
m Any, but II Tammapy won't deal they can ar
ransc with the Republicans, endorsing Repub-
lr,n candidates for Aldermen In return for en-
dvrse,nont Of our candidates for Assembly II
mo- arrangements can be made we'll run candi-
,ates for Congress and the Assembly in every
dii.rirt in the city where II IL necessary-in
eyriy un1 q necessary"
"ffdeals are made with Tamm sny Hall. which
ticket will the New York state Democracy vote
tor In that district, the Straus or the Strong
t,ckety" Mr.. Grace was asked.
oar ticket, OF course. Every candidate we
yet in the field for local office. whether for Con-
gross. Assembly or the Board Of Aldermen, you
SIC. win help Tia, county cket.
Major iIincklry lid all he could to bring
about hnrmoniou' arrangement" continued
Mr.. Grace. but he vas unsuccessful and we
are doing the next b,st thing. trying TO arrange
!" legislative Office S:iiI, il our efforts are un-
successful il win i've due To the refusal of Tam
TX. iderman Jacob Kunzenmann stated
shsi j9hn Reilly; ths Tanimany leader In tho the
hSaniis,nae n he wca,d SUPPORT John I.
Osklc.. tie Tammany candidate for Alderman.
kun.cnmHnn was informed that that was all
cutting of the Strong ticket.
The II. publ icaus. II may he said, fear deals OF
this sort, and are rather Suspicious that Mr.
,irnoc Is anxious TO secure members OF the Leg
i>lst1re who VIII favor his interests In case
ssss y e ee"ton .a V of Senator T Hs
earnest support of senator Hill and desire to ee-
cure Assemblymen Of his own naming have
caused some CONSERVATION among the Strong
men.
Regarding the candidates for Congress who
are likely 20 he named at the state Democracy
Conventions next Monday night. Mr.. GRACE said
that y Is possible that Congressmen Warner;
down ny TammPny Hall. may he named. He
said that all of them would run IL they were
more than likely that Timothy J. Campbell,
who expects the Republican endorsements at the
hands OF Johnny Simpson, John Collins. and
Police Commissioned Murray, will be nominated
in the Ninth district.
Others who attended the secret session did not
reference to deals on district candidates. w.
frederick 0rote the big leader In the Sixth dis.
gjot said: IL b. - - - -
'We're goin' to make nominations and fight
EN- Ia every istrirt."
Two other leaders expressed a similar under
standing Of their instructions.