The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-08
MEAT FOR THE TIGER.
1yTI-TAMM4xT CLUES PUT OUT a
TICkETIN THE CRY.
JUDGE Goynor Declines Run, Vow Senator
Hill lets u be Known That he VIII
Make the kace-Other Politics.

New York. October 5.-The conference OF
the various anti-Tammany associations was
held this afternoon in the United Charities
building. There were present committees
from the O'Bricn anti-fdmmany democra-
cy. the Grace new state democracy the
Steckler independent county democracy the
Confederated Good Government Clubs; the
Republican Organization Club and the Ger
man-Amcrican Reform Union.
The committee of seventy this afternoon
had prepared regular county ticket. which
was unanimously adopted by the commit
tee. II was as follows. Mayor, colonel
William H. strong. recorder. John W.
Con; president OF the board OF aldermen
John JcrOlomen. sheriff. Ot.o k"mt2er'
Judge OF the superior court. Henry Z. Betk-
man; coroners. Dr. William O'Measher ana
DR. ". T.. Hoeher.
There we're thirty delegates present from
each OF the anti-Tammany associations
and each man was a prominent member OF
the association he represented.
The session lasted over three hours, and
when IL came TO "A close nothing definite
had been done. The Grace democracy bolt-
eli the committee OF sevcnty's ticket entire
Is refusing to have anything 10 do with
ticket Which was headed by "A republican as
candidate Tor mayor. The Gcrnan-AineFi-
can linton. through its spokesman. Iheo-
,iore Su.ro. said tnat they accepted the nom
they could not accept the rest of the ticket
until they had consul,ed with the organ
cation.
What Mixture.
The followers OF James O'Biien, through
their spokesman. Captain Brady. declared
that they were willing TO accept the ucNet
Of the committee OF seventy ia theif eager
ness to down Tammauy hall.
John T.. Muhullaud also said that his par
So tt-fFf ~ the ticket ana the
stecLiar organization also said i would
stick 10 the committee of scyeutys ticket.
The Times tomorrow Will publish the fol-
lowing.
In all the conferences yesterday
more or less talk was heard of the attitude
af tae administration, ami the presence III
town OF colonel u. $. Lamont secretary
oI war. was ttSun MS an indication that a
personal representative OF the aGmiuistra-
ton was interfering with the campaign.
colonel Lamont himself exploded these the
Dries 10 "a representative OF The New YORK
Times. who saw linn last night i have
been in New York. hc said. purely on bus
mess connected with the war department
and to hcep engagements made long time
ago with army officials. outside "i army
officers you are the only person have seen
since my arrival ma the city
MIN sawed Wood.
AN intimate friend OF senator I'M. in
discussing jAe apparent letharEy in dem
o-satic circles. explained the situation thus;
Up TO noon today 1t was by no means set
tied that either senator i'm or Congress
man Lockwood would accept the nominal
lions the state convention had conferred
upon them. Each was willing 10 yield 10
some cher democrat BE- the right man was
chosen. At no time since the convention
adjourned has either one q. these candl-
dates expressed "a willingness 20 accept IN
nomination. and at all times they were Will
ing 10 retire ia favor OF "a deme rat who
would conciliate ana unite the panty. Not
till today. when Judge Gaynor declined the
honor Senator HIN wished to impose upon
him, % taking the nomination for governor,
was il determined that H.ll would head the
ticket Had Gaynor accepted Hill would
have retired and taken the stump for him
ami the rest OF the tlCket. "
Senator INNS first speeca IN the campaisn
viii be made AT Iuea, Dc.oasr 10Th. ana
his last November 81 al Eimira. whore.
for the last thirteen years. he has annually
wound Up the campaign.