The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-08

The Early Days OF This Week to Ne Full
orCOunty Conventions.

ofSOunty conventions.
There was "a recess yesterday In slate making
for municipal tickets. Mr.. Grace, who was In
town on Saturday night, had gone back to his
country home at Great Neck according to the
testimony of his household and Col. Robert CT ier
Monroe. In his absence no one was authorized to
speak for the New York State Democracy on
the subject of a Democratic union on the mu-
niclpal ticket, and the representatives of Tam
many Hall were as communicative an Egyp-
tian mummy Ex-Secretary Charles =. Fair
child was at his country home in Cazenovia.
II is still the general understanding that the
Grace County Convention tomorrow night will
put in the field a ticket that Tammany Halls
County Convention can endorse. or will go no
further in naming ticket than 1t can safely 60
and reserve the opportunity for a union with
Tammany Hall. to DO effected through the
ton of the County Convention OF the latter
organization ON Wednesday night
Tammany men and Grace men were both ly-
ing low yesterday, and none could be found who
would venture opinion about the possibility
of a union. The political guessers continue to
stick to their first venture that Mr.. Grace him.
self will be- the union candidate, or, in the event
that he does not want the nomination, that he
will at least name man who will not prove un-
acceptable To the Democracy generally. In the
latter case the opinion is that Frederic r. Cou-
The Republicans fear a Democratic union and
40 not see how they can beat II with their indie
pendent County and 'Bren allies. In anticipa-
ton of such union they are making every ef-
fort to capture the iood Government clubs Or
ganization and TO break up the German Ameri-
Mr. Henry X. Beekman, IN a note addressed to
The SuS Yesterday, says that he has nowhere
stated that he would decline or had declined the
nomination OF the Committee OF Seventy for
Judge OF the Superior Court, nomination of
which he had received no official notice. This
note was written because THE SuS stated that
at the secret session OF the Grace leaders In
Cooper Union, Saturday afternoon, IL was I'M
derstOod that Mr.. Beekman had declared his
intention not to accept the nomination of the
Although William Brookneld said OH Satur-
day that the Republican County Convention
purpose of completing the municipal ticket. IL
was said yesterday that 1t would probably not
meet before Wednesday night. The intention
ticket, as indicated by the nomination OF Con
for Recorder, Is understood to be unchanged.
and the Independent County Organization and
the O3rienites confidently expect places on the
ticket.
IL is not believed by any body that the Grace
Convention will agree TO indorse Con for Re.
corder. The Grace men, IL Is said, will contend
that they did their whole duty by Mr.. GOf By
supporting his nomination for Mayor.
The Committee OF seyenty's Executive Com
Chamber Of Commerce rooms for the purpose il
possible, OF unravelling the tangle into which
by their amatear slate making. Al the same
time the Tammany Hall committee of eight
practical politicians will be engaged in outlining
the policy OF the Wigwam.
The story OF how the Seventy's slate was made
up at the meeting Friday, as told by a member
OF the committee, is briefly as follows; The
names or Messrs. Strong and Con were unani-
mOusly agreed on. Gustav A. Schwab presented
the names of Kempner for sheriff and Dr.
hSsssr Tor one q q, the GGronsTs Peter b olnsy
suggested the name OF JerOloman, and Lawrence
J.Callanan presented DIR. % heagher for Coroner.