The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-10

OF Mayor. I do not believe that II those duties
were thrust upon me that would live out the
do not believe the way 70 dispose OF Tammany
Hall at the present time Is to divide the Demo-
II believe that can guarantee TO you. gentle
men, that the man whose name has been pre-
upright, fair minded, and liberal. lie is man
who can secure legislation that will put every
one Of these T9nmmsny men out Of HGe; that that
where than in public place. I believe, that he
viii be entirely bipartisan: can say here that
Grosns and hisses and cries of "Gracel". with
which the speaker had been frequently inter-
top stSp and fe ' back ii in VI" bis CHAIR
After few moments he arose aud continued
S9p get t , q and are ready to hear
"a We'll vote for Tsmmsny Hail." shouted
delegate on the platform.
and, waving his fist wildly in the air, shouted;
was afraid FRA Tammsny Hail would pack this Con.
yention SO that II would not abide 6y the de-
S cos here OF yHst By District and we viii see to
st that this Convention is not stampeded;"
All the while the e1;MsyoE was shouting
Graeci" rising from ali parts o. the hall
~ want, you TO ynderstand.n said he as he
I'm not the kind OF man for whom the Com
vention can be stampeded. 1 would not take
the office, for know would not live to perform
What's the matter with Scott 2" shouted sew
eral delegates and Mr.: Grace retorted with;
Quiet, will ip proceed" "A s''eeH WIN >'p
He did proceed for about two more sentences,
rom the h% SS inspsstoF @sms who
very literally Missed for the part he took in the
Ns sns mad
called, II he shall honestly and with devotion 70
have sent men who called themselves Demo-
Gratis to the United States Senate men like Muir
ply. Did they benefit MS by their action in
paralyzing legislation, simply because they were
called Democrats2
'"Coi. strong is q Republican on the question
OF protection. [Hissee.1 But Col. Strong has
the same convictions that have on the subject
OF persons, liberty laws o lie holds f the same
tions for charitable institutions.
His ideas are similar 70 mine regarding ap-
the tool Of any man. gang, or organization. IL
you want better man than that for Mayor. you
G aSee ms 20 sf bsmocras shouted DOZEN dele
gates. Mr.. Grace closed by saying that IL the
os en ne dsy when tbey Waad be
ashamed OF It. When he sat down the uproar
which had preceded his appearance on the plat
before they proceeded for nominations for
State ticket Mr.. Feeney's suggestion was
disposed OF by reference TO the COMMITTEES on
district said the Conyention ought to nominate
a Democrat and no believed Cyrus sulzberger
Lawrence p Mingey of the Eighteenth and
Tim shea OF the Twenty third made speeches in
seconding the nomination OF Mr.. Strcng. Shea
"Do you love Tammany Hall and tyranny bet
ter than good government and independencef
lfyou do, this Convention is no place for YOU"
On the cali Of the roll the First district an;
bounced It's deessn az az rsas Eys
district called for division but It's ninety odd
delegates were counted for Strong
There was one vote against Strong in the
Third, twenty in the Ninth, and in the Four
teenth the entire delegation voted against him;
so also in the Sixteenth. Other delegations
which were against Strong were those OF the
Twcntysecond and the Twenty-fourth dis
The total vote was Strong, 1897; Grace, a7e,
although these latter were not counted for
Grace. but simply against Strong. A motion
Gas ga ~ stotS hIss that va:
M Messrs. Beekman, aoff and Jeroloman were
nominated in short speeches and chosen by ac-
olamation: When IL came for the nomination
seventh district, arose to name Otto Kemp
neri but Kempneir s. was not Ed on the SLATE
JAMES, rrss" Byr Ti and his nomination was
seconded by John Fennel The leader IN KEMP
Tamsen received l.029 votes To Kempner's ~.
Hansen was nominated to please the German
American Reform Union, which is slated to en-
dorse the ticket at its General Committee meet
ing tomorrow night.
The action of the Grace Democracy last night
leaves Tammany Hall no other course than TO
name n straight ticket, and that ticket will
probably I've decided at meeting OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee to he held at Tammany Hall
this afternoon. The County Convention will be
held tonight.
Just what the Republicans will do after this
coup of MIR. Grnce's it IL difficult to say The
old machine leaders do not want 10 endorse the
Democrats on the ticket.
Men Ike William irookfeld; who are anxious
enty, however, will endeavOr To secure the en-
dorsemcnt OF the greater part OF the ticket.
Col William l.. Strong did all his talking on
Monday. He had nothing 90 say Yesterday
about his candidacy for the Mayoralty, but his
friends said something, These latter said that
despite all OF Mr.. Strong's statements To the
effect that he could not accept the nomination
In the present state of affairs he will consent 10
stand and fight IL out the platform of the
Committee of Seventy. Charles Stewart smith
WAS one OF those who did Mr.. Strong's talking
yesterday. lie hustled into the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce in the morning with the
air Of one who bears joyful tldings, and an
nOunced gleefully that he hal Just come from
Col Strong. and could state positively that that
gentleman would run, and Tint all statements
to the contrary were unauthoritative. Evil
IDENTIFY he had a straight tin.
The Republicans continued 10 lie low ycster-
day. No call was issued for meeting OF the
the reconvening OF the Republican County Con-
The committee OF Seventy will meet at the
Cham her nj Commerce. II O'clock this