New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
INFORMED BY REPUBLICANS.
COLONEL STRONG AND HIS ASSOCIATES
TOLD OF THEIR NOMINATIONS.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE HEAD OF TIE
TICKET FROM PRESIDENT LOW AND


TICKET FROM PRESIDENT LOW AND
MAYOR sCHIEREN.
The Notification Committee appointed by the
Renuhlcan County Committee met at the tllsey
House last night and officially Informed the candi-
dates Of the union anti-Tammany ticket OF their
nomination by the Republicans of the city MI
Strong candidate for Mayor; Mr.. Golf candidate
for Recorder and the rest Of the candidates were
present and with them were General Arson O. Nc
Cook General Charles H. r Cells. and several other
well-known Republicans. The Notification Commit
tee consisted of William Brookfeld Jacob NJ. Pat
terson. John Resenweber. Abraham ''ruper
George w Wanmaker. Columbus o. Johnson ana
Colonel s V r. Cruger. Colonel Cruger was the
only member absent Mr.. Brookield made the
speech informing the candidates of their nomina-
ton by the Republicans and in II he sad mat thei
nominations had been unanimous; That they wocid
be elected, and that they would discharge the du-
ties of their Offices with favor To none and justice
to all. He believed that they would all sacrifice
their party feeling for the good of the community
Colonel Strong was the first OF the candidates to
reply. He said that he was not insensihle to the
honor conferred upon him by the Republican Con
vention. and he felt that the Committee of Sev-
enty had started on a mission that would wipe out
the corruption that existed in the city. THAT com
mittee" he said promulgated platform which l
can accept and do accept. am confident that
good government Will dawn upon us after the 9TH
of November. and that once In Office We Will give
YOU "A government that the city will be proud Of"
Mr. Strongs remarks received with great ap-
plause
Mr.. GoN then said
Mr.. Brookfe.d | retera,e the words OF Colonel
Strong. feel particularly pleased. and perhaps
itical party and am not, It is rather unusual
in this city FOR one party TO select candidate
that are Americans first, partisans aferward.
IL eiGcrd TO NE one Tor ~hGh !UI nav
that can discharge justice without being ham
important one because OF it's close relations with
the Grand Jury. II elected Will be called upon
to enforce the criminal law. and VII do so
without fear or favor. l viii stand shoulder 20
shoulder with the people.
Mr.. Beekman, candidate FOR the Superior Court
bench. said that unless the candidates OF the Anti
Tammany organization we're elected the people OF
New-York should expect TO be governed by cor
rupt politicians. lie expressed his thanks to the
Republicans FOR nominating him, and said he
appreciated the honor.
Ex-Justice Jeroloman. candidate for President
of the Board OF Aldermen. said tina: he stood by
his letter OF acceptance 10 the committee of
Seventy. in which ne said. II elected. "ill be
President Of the Board 10 the end II my term
Mr. Tamsen. candidate for Sheriff; Or. OMeagher
and Or. Hoeber. candidates for coroners. made
short addresses thanking The Republicans for the
honor conferred upon them and promising. II elected
give the best OF the" abilities as Americans ana
az lovers Of their city 10 the work required Il them
Among the many l,'ters 81 congratulauon re-
ceived by Mr Strone. me following two are Of espe-
cal interes,:
40 % East Sixiy-fourth-st.. oct H. 1901
Nv Dear G ,one Strong. write - tell yOu how
heartily ana gladly SHAH work and vote for you a.
ninese - know hat desnite ali obstacles. a union
Of all the Ant!-Tammauy forces ia - be made about
been vouchsafed to this city in gencrat.on and
am conhden, that II 10 the harbinger u great vic
Again assuring yon Of my hear'iesi support am
I my dear Colonel sincerely ana fathiirr4Iy {@urs'