New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
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REPUBLICANS ARE IN LINE
A COMMITTEE NAMED TO CONFER WITH
OTHER ANTI-TAMMANY ORGANI-
CATIONS.
PROBABLE MEETING OF 1T WITH CHARLES
STEWART SMITH AND HIS ASSOCIATES
TONIGHT - PROSPECTS OF
Union TICKET
UNION TICKET.


UNION TICKET.
The Republican County Convention chosen by
the electors Of the old machine organization met
at Lyric Hall, Sixth-ave.. near Forty-second-str
last evening and after appointing a committee
to meet in conference with similar committees
from other organizations opposed to Tammany
Hail. for the purpose of putting an anti-Tam-
many ticket in the field, the convention adjourned
to meet again at the place Friday even-
ing, October s. unless sooner called together BY
the chairman. The conference committee organ
ized last night met after the convention ad-
journed and arranged to meet again this even-
ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The convention called to order by William
Brookfied chairman Of the County Committee
Abraham Gruber, Of the XXIIId Assembly Dis
trict. nominated William NJ. x. Olcott. Of that
district, for temporary chairman.
MIR. OLCOTTS SPEECH
Mr.. Ocott unanimously elected and on
mounting the platform thanked his fellow-dele-
gates for the honor they had conferred upon him
Of presiding a body representing voting
constituency of 10000 Appause) The oc-
cason was fraught with encouragement to Re-
publcans. Mr.. Ocott, after apt reference to cam
pagn material furnished by the Democratic Con-
gress, went on:
We have no cause for aught but encouragement
In our campaign for State officers. Norton sax.
ton and Haight (cheers) furnish with a text
ehod 5nr 70 ns glad dgs r"d the f q
whom speak are men OF honor and of wise coun.
times always espoused rectitude in affairs and
in the making Of laws. and the expressed VIII OF
and their rulings have been equitable and' TO-
the people have called them" .
have set up a composite ticket, SO that | doubt
n9t that neither friend Of Hin nor friend Of
out realizing the nanseating taste OF G crow And
Edward NJ. shepard Of Brooklyn, says: .
The Democratic State organization has deiib-
sFat G S bas s Of %S SppoT TSey ay to US
In Kings County: As condition of admitting you,
every extremity OF spolaton to which those Of
your county who have for years past betrayed
test Of Democlatic loyalty complete treason
to Every duty which citizen owes the % So"mdh nd Ky
must find their home. They have repudated all
for which the reformers of New-York City have
stood, and they have repudiated as un-Democratic
Of Judge Gaynor to deal with the corruption and
Incompetence which have eaten like a canker into
with stern determination. Judge Gaynors nomi-
nation at the tail of the ticket Is an insult This
is not Democracy. but wicked travesty of De.
mocracy We appeal from this to the ,dS masses @ OF
made worse before they could become better
THE PROBLEM IN THIS CITY.
AMI row what OF the municipal situation which
confron;s us? We are met tonight by the gravest
RESPONSIBILITIES Our great city has become a feed
ing-yes ard drinking ground for the hungry and
thirsty striped beast our laborins men-that noble
army of wage-earners who have built up this me-
feeding the tiger with the food which is theirs The
enormous appropriations. nomnaiiy i9r our PARKS:
docks, streets, our public buildings, are not
spent honestly. but go to multiply and sweeten sne
feast for this animal OF prey And who Of us suffer
mos
tell you they do not pay this ciiys taxes tor
anJ prnnervowners do not pay the taxes they
mercy co. &c, them and pass them into Tammanys
rent ana interest from the aboring man and the
small traders Cheers When will the people
ranks every wage-earner and every rent-payer in
this city for they are the people who are most
But tonight We can from this dark picture;
The 'Tip R@pubcans of New-Yofk city are in great
good humor Within period OK months they nave
I 9s'ea COME g'9y @ a e 9' allies
waiting to hod up our hands strong allies ana
toaniber as one Vast army on 6ltj.efied which
shall be Waterloo with Tammany as its Napoleon
Il bes you. gentlemen as beg myse.f, to remem.
ber that no hast nor un"SIo le our eIemSss
how true our great .elder. Brookhe.ds. advice 10
w sy f@aS D a5e " to wn
h eera1y be a6 e Wn Woy WIZ a me a e wIss
courageous anl witha: moderate in al. our coming
counses
And if our anti-Tammany Democratic friends or
even II those Republicans not ye, within oar or
ganlza'on Cbut whom We hope 50. soon to "e,e0ms ns
and fghter,). question the consistency Of our in
rHks rs5SHcr ,aa h be M s fof MySr ppaa we
would answer them somewhat A. fo.'o%s: ~
absorbing desire is for a good, honest and strong
municipal administrationn bat furthermore, We do
M an shoHa oTr n5 ,qe nna. o.
flrf ID because.
being strong ntrfnened In pubs othes ,hy onss can
Mayor. whose election vii have preserved their
prestige and ,helr patronage He VII be power.
the fac; Of having accepted A Tamm1ny nomination.
he wi. be bound in honor 70 limit such appointments
as he may have TO make TO those VINO are in sym
pa,hy with the organization. He VII. be unable to
effect radica. reform, or to admrnister the gov
eminent on non-Par!isan .ine' Inc cone.u
therefore Is that II the peop.e really desire to re-
reputable the man the more stern and earnest must
In this conc uson ~ the ex-Mayor, who has been
n 30. good position to know. We unite and we
ouch our candidate or hamper him. and at the same
me 70 be sure that each sS:der SOD OF our great army
most enthusiastic and aborlous support We believe
f@r %r'Sn. o%T Mayday sy @ Wit be
republican. To nominate and 10 urge al. the anti
most available and the ables, Republican must be
he unse.hsh,y determined effort of us al. PRO
REPUBLICANS WHO WERE PRESENT.
George W. Wanmaker Of the XVIIIth As
emby District moved that William II. Ten
:yck secretary OF the County Committee be
made temporary secretary OF the convention.
This was agreed to The credentials OF the 220
elegates handed III. rollcal showed
hat all but two three were present, and that
he abscntees were represented by proxies.
Among those who answered to their names were
x-Judge Jacob NJ Patterson ex-senator F. s.
iibbs, John Simpson. John j. Collins, George
illliard. G.. W. Wanmaker. John Reisenweber,
acob Hess. George h. Deane. William Henkel,
Robert A. Greacen. John Sabine Smith. Colonel
ieorge Bliss William Leary. William H. Bel
amy. General c. II. T. Coils. Columbus o. john
on. H. c. Botty, Ferdinand Eldman. Benno
.oewy. Colonel s. V. r. Cruger. Cornelius Van
'Ott Thomas L. Hamilton, Charles A. Flammer.
hfaham Gruber John Proctor Clarke. James