New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

business man of the highest character. had
been chosen by a decision that was maze
unanimous t. head the ticket iot VIA! al az
Loud and long applause came from an
m. ronferrees except thos- II the state Denoc-
racv and the German American tnion. Mr.
Bramau said that Colonel strong ma Deeh III
forty years iu business in this city. IL YOU can
nni any tarn>h his name. he saii. II *
more than "" could Do. He came here from ono ono
am it has become AN axiom IN p'hucS INA, 'h''
mau generally get there nAuSht"r ana ch''t~'
Mr. Re,ulan remarked that under a resolution
NJ the seventy il was made a coniiton tha' De-
fore mis- nomination the candidate Tor Mayor
should give pledge 10 fulfil the duties %. th'
lNicr on a n1n-plrtisln basis. tie then redd 'AiS
resolution. adopted by IN" committee:
Resolvli That under the existing circumstances
il is ths sens, of this committee that the mead OF
tn ,ket should be Republcan provided h aha' ,o- po
lc. n" shall accept the platform aIra'S "u1tR't =;
elected perform the duties OF his office on srlctN
uon-plrtisln basis.
We have here "A letter from Colonel strong
continued Mr. Braman. I'm which he has given the
pledge .n Heated
I.s.ut, I4r,r.,lo Esq. Chairman OF the Committee
= s,r,n;y' New york C.y. .,,,.o.
rna.t@ with my entire approval. and II majority OF
the Aut.-Tampany organZatons. incIHl,ts tnr ~ ~,
n1rrinat5n for Mayor with the distinct under
standing that the affairs Of tEe s0vernmein' i o. 'ue
tti,,ts o' so'i u h very wiling 70 accept the
hon, nation from all of these organizations and II
elected snail adhere + ms pSlcy uur;hS xSvor my
AS M,vor and make All appointments without re
gard TO party i!nes Respectfully yours crpovc
JOHN W. GOFF FOR RECORDER.
Mr. Beaman ma L. long speech urging tina,
all the parties represented in the conference go
to work for Colonel strong with ali their might
He nad. known then the rest Of the ticket formed
10y the committee:
For Recorder. John w. Goff. an announce
ment which was r,ce.ved with prolonged cheer
ing. THAT'S enough" said Chairman Beaman
The reporters can say that there was applause
for Ave minutes" tLaughterD
president of the Board OF Aldermen JON"
Jeroloman." -,
Judge Of the superior Court. HEM! ~ '''"
sheriff, onto Kempner.
"Coroners Dr william Meagher. Or. Emile
W. Hoeber.'
Mr. Bcaman spoke Of each candidate IN com
plmcntarV way. He hoped that II any Oh tHe
ORGANIZATIONS repre scented were not prepared AT
once to ind1rse the nominations proposed they
would reserve expressions OF disapproNai until
after they had taken time To report To ana con-
suit with their constituents Addressing the Ike
publicans. ho said he hoped they would accept
the whole ticket II they should accept Colonel
Stronp and refuse 10 take the rest Of the ticket
rho Committee of seventy would withdraw Mr
S,rong and nut some other man AZ the mead or
II MIR Beaman wished the Republicans 10
understand that there was no threat In this ex-
presson Nevertheless II did not produce
nieosant impression upon the Republican con-
frrrecJ A.,
lie hopcd the Democrats would follow the ad-
,,,on If John W. Con and unite with the other
orga nizat ,ons to support the ticket lie told MT
scott that the Republicans had nominated nm
and fought for him four years ago. Three times
the Rppuhl,cans had supported ticket with
Dsmo,rat az the head 10 defeat Tammany HAN
Three times the result defeat Turn about
was fair play. Now the Democrats should sup
mort Colonel Strong. Applause)
SCOTS POSITION
Francis NJ Arott speaking for the State De-
m,cracv said that their organization was IN
difficult and embarrassing position. IL the man
whom the State Democracy had proposed had
hcen chosen no pledge from him would hcve
bcen needed Mr. Scott and his colleagues had
argued when In conference with the Committee
Of seventy that II was not possible 10 run sue
cessful campaign against Tammany with we'll
known Republican at the head or the ticket. Il
trust" he continued. that you will not at
trIhute To us an ignoble motive when We say
that we cannot support the ticket YOU have
nominated to-day" applause from the state De-
rlncracy and German Union mem.
Mr. Scott went on 10 argue that II would be
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