New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28

.xner,encc and puri,ye OF purpose. with a heart
that responds Inc popular pulse the Hon. Levi r.
Resolved That our candidate for Lieutenant, II
governor has as been as for the benefit Of
masses fearful to act unless convinced ne was r.
the right and fearless when n fS sae ee who Is
titled by all the rules OF political promotion ana re-
sa FOR fhn Ps hs STs'f s Lieutenant
Resolved That the Republican candidate st tOf
;adfe Of ne coq bn S to It's aid the intelligent
power of high order. coupled with d1aun our
judicial records VIII be honored by the name OF
Judge Albert Haight.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE DECIDED ON
Dr. f. j. Palmer. Of the XVIII Assembly
District was then recognized by the chairman
and presented the following:
Resolved That Conference Committee n o, 1,g
member from each Assembly district be appoHlteu
to confer with Anti-Tammany organizations i3r me
purpose. If possible of nominauns n psppIsct@d by
the respective Assembly district delesations anu
the member selected to naDe of his district in
Resolved That the roll of the Assembly districts
be called and each delegation name us meh"e'
upon the committee
The resolutions were carried after amendments
had been adopted adding the chairman ana secrS-
tary Of the convention and Chairman BrooKneu'
OF the County Committee. TO the committee me
following persons were chosen by their Assembly
District delegations 10 serve on the conference
committee: Ist, Michael Cusack: lid. William
Michaels and Daniel lsola thaf a vote each)'
lid Andrew J. McGibney: WITH. John J. Collins;
With George Hiliard: With Jacob NJ Patterson;
With. Cornelius Van Colt: IXth. George Il.
Deane; Xth. Herman Haussman; Xlth. George
Bliss; X1Ith. William Henkel XHlth Frederick
8. Gibbs; XIVth: S " r. Cruger; NNth. K 11pet
A. Greacen; XVIII. Thomas F. Eagan; XVllth,
William j. Matthew'S XVIIIth. George W. wan,
maker: XIXth. John Reisenweber; XXth, Anred
G. Mason; XXIst. Henry L. Einstein; HNlld.
John H. Gunner; XXIIId Abraham Gruber;
XXIVth. c. H.. T. Coils; XVIII, Dr. r. j.
Palmer; XVIII. James r. Doremus; XXVllth,
Columbus O Johnson: XXVlIlth. William kel-
loch XXIXth. Edward II. Healey, and NNAth,
James l.. Wells.
None of the districts experienced any difhcuty
in deciding their committeeman, except the
I'D There were four delegates in the conven-
ton from the lid. and two Of them. William
Michacls and Daniel IsOla, each had two votes
1t took the convention a long time TO stralghten
out the tangle. and 1t was not done until Benno
Locwy. Frank Brainerd. John Simpson and other
orators had spoken once or twice each on the
question 1t tir: lily agreed that both the
candidates be admitted 10 represent the district
with half vote each.
On motion of Mr. Gibbs, amended by John
Proctor Clarke and OF e or two others II was
resolved that the convention. when 1t should ad-
journ, should do so 10 meet again In Lyric nan
on October s. at s y. m.. unless II was sooner
called together by the chairman
SIMPSONS MOTION DROPPED.
A discussion was raised over motion by John
Simpson of the With. instructng the Conference
Committee to refuse to Ggree TO the nomina-
ton Of any candidate named or indorsed by Tam,
many Hall. John K. Van Wormer pronounced
the instruction superfuoUs and Colonel George
Bliss opposed il because II would act 10 deiay
nominations until after Tammany Hall mad mace
up It's ticket. 1t was finally discovered that Mr.
Simpsons motion was not seconded, and 1t was
dropped.
Colonel Bliss arose and said: II desire to say
that have been requested ~ the Committee of
Seventy to ask our Conference Committee TO
meet their some time tomorrow afternoon or
evening From the information that mas come
TO them they are of the opinion that there Is 60
inv to be no great delay in getting united
ticket in the field. (Cheers) l don't know what
our committee will ash or what they VIII agree
to but | sincerely believe that there Will be a
union" Great Applause
After the convention had adjourned the Con-
ference Committee got together In another part
of the hall and organized by electng Mr.. Oicott
chairman and Mr.. Ten Eyck secretary 1t was
then arranged to hold & meeting at the Repuo-
lican State Committee rooms. in the F1fth Ave
nue. Hotel this evening at p. m. and Chair-
man Olcott was authorized to see Chairman
Charles Stewart Smith, Of the Committee OF
Seventy's Conference Committee and ask him
and his associate conferrees to meet with the
Republican Committee.
In the course OF one % the debates IT became
known that a conference of the district leaders
was held Yesterday afternoon at the County
Committees headquarters in the Abbey Build
ing and that a full interchange of sentiment
on the Mayoralty question resulted in an ex-
pression by considerable majority OF those
present in favor of the nomination OF Lemuel
T. Ouigg for that Office. 1t was said last night
that a majority of the Conference Committee
nomination