New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
FOR A UNION CITY TICKET
THE ANTI-MACHINE REPUBLICANS POST
PONE NOMINATIONS.
A COMMITTEE APPoINTED-To CONFER WITH THE
OTHER ANTI-TAMMANY ORGANIZATIONS

NO DEMOCRAT WANTED FOR MAYOR.
The County Convention of the Republican Or
ganization OF me City and County of New-York met
last night Scottish Rite Hall. and decided to
make nominations at present. A committee was
appointed to confer with the conference committees
OF all organizations opposed to Tammany Hail for
the purpose of selecting municipal ticket. 1t was
also resolved that Republican should be the can
didate for Mayor.
The hall was nearly filed with the delegates and
much enthusiasm was shown. W. F. DAILY called
the meeting to order and proposed Otto Irving
Wise for chairman Mr.. Wise took the seat amid
much applause 7. st. John Gaffney was elected
secretary and these the vice-presiients: Cen
eral o. II LeGrange, H. c. Percy. c. II. South
worth. j. c. Crawford Dr. F. A. Utter, s. J. Rosen-
thai and William H. Huber Mr.. Wise. on taking
his seat. said. in part
The principles for which this organization has
into life are all as worthy Of our support and al
listed in the e Combat not since the days Of Tweed
have the citizens OF this city been in such open ana
our municipal administration. Not since those days
has there been such a wall and hue and cry from
government. The peop.e will not forget that the
Democratic party as represented in the state Con,
Hall. with all its corruption and crime.
This proud city is in danger and the nteilige nt
party born of honor. and bred in loyalty ana de1
pSre S9 4 ana Of a se m Sca
many government Is cro"nng disgr n,e to me
The very Elections an insulting mockery. The
results of our convention constitute our trial by
found waiting "1 no A why We Should
been nominated at Saratoga by the Republican State
Convention. Nearly a dozen good men and true
that with Se p sH hat to itself an the
Democratic ssate Convention. If ever the millions
an administration of niquity. they are anxious and
20 90 SO S and is T aus TO % GEr
Let the Dvvegs the Gradys the Shesnans ana me
metropolitan history.
The outlook for November is promising success
will be perched upon banners: our efforts viii be
rewarded by the glad acclaim OF thankful people,
and we will receive the blessings and thanks of the
oppressed. Go on with the fight. Our interests In
a.. are protected by such men our standard
bearer. Levi P. Morton. Q-ong applause) Our in
terests in the political cared for by the
father OF all protected interests of this great land
Governor Mckinney. (Grea; applause) We
forward In the fight feeling confident that in the
Nations hlghes; legislative body represented
by that gifted son of Maine the terror Of the Democ-
that IL view Of the efforts which were being made
tsnmen woud be njudcious for he convenon
made notion that me char appon; commi;,ee
to consist Of John E Ml!holland the presiding Off
eonfer With the committees Of ali political parties
when were againsi T&mmany Hall; General T,i La
iicanism stood for al that decent and honest in
politicS. He was IN FAVOR or a committee OF con-
ference. because the best who could be was
would be Rep.sblcih. FIX ,Hdse flames r.
Angei. ago seconded tie motion. He was in favor
mixing Republicans With Mugwumps and dis
grur.ltd Democrats" He rad talke1 with hundreds
% # c 4f hS EfT b. M
opinion This trading business doesn't pay" Donald
Mclean said tina. the organic lton desired 10 use
Al its power to overthrow Tammany Hall.
John Z. Milhoand. in secondng the motion. said
that he was favor of a committee Of conference.
so that everybody who was opposed 10 Tammany
Hall would be united. With the proper ut
the head Of the ticket the city would be cleansed
Of the inouitous rule under which it had groaned
so long. The purpose Of appointing the committee
was TO insure the nomination o. an honest and
capable man for Mayor OF New-York He believed
that 4; would be impossible for combination
against Tammany Hall 10 be successful at the
polls unless a Republican was at the head OF the
ticket
The motion then put to the house. and was
carried almost unanimously. ". F. Day then
made motion that the committee should only
ayree 10 a ticket with a Republican at m" mead.
This was carried without dissenting voice
The chairman then appointed the committee
Kane. T. Harrington: Theodore Ruhlei D. Tic
Burke. J. Stebline. William II. Huber d. Powers,
q Gleason W F. DAILY. DR.. ]" l.. Seaman. byron
Alrar j V. Ilo~ue G May. J. Lane, Leon Cohen.
eRremrner " ". Mulhail. Moses g: Byers y.
Aschc James c. Crawford; Peter AXelrath 5ohn
II Mcdonald James Il Kilychener. +. j. Earwen,
7 Oaklo,. 2rd Colonel G. II. Traitteur. Inc CON
vention then adjourned c c,, ,.or and
The committee mot at the State 'Iup !dtcl !uuu
anpojnted a subcommittee TO arrange ior inc
conferences.