The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-13
NOTIFYING CANDIDATES.
MON >. RAN To COSDUcr
NATHAE sTRA Us's CAMPAIGN.

Hessausrters st tie UsiSn ssusre Hetsl
WHERE rs-s.sny NeJiaes Hsr Nc-ireer
Yesterday Reesrstr s-yth's speeeh-
The seveuty sens rsg The,r CANDIDATE.
--s Pl.ss. Ths- 20 The rIstc.r-.
NHthah St'Sus' " hsh cahutuate
TOT Mayor mas ee'Honshen ms campaign mead
auar.ers Oh .he nISC "oor ot 'he Union square
hotei IN the rooms where hugh >. "rant
directed Two successIul csnvasses Tor the
Msyorai'y. hh-nayor ".sna win conduct Mr.
Strsus campaign 100 Mr.S'rsus Is n personal
irieho suu iht'ni.ue sseocisVe OF the eh-Mayor'
VINO was y. U tine interestea win the PARK
ao"missioner y running estaoieo OF race horses.
Dominlcn % " arre'' WHO was Mayor Grants
conhue"t'.i ne" III hSt"o campaigns was IN
charge OF tne rooms yfsteruay with MT.
s.rsusS p,I.s's secre.n'y NJ h'nkeso, fonoe
Justice loNisno wiz "sS'S' !" o'rectihs Mr.
Strsuss csmps.sh'
~ pe.rot neAC . mI. strauss
hesaaunrters Una mat gentleman ana the other
canaldates OF ismmsny HAN were notified yes
.sLusy " ~ OCCASION was
cnIemy re"srsso'e . u very nttie which me
candidate Tor Mayor mad TO say, and for the
speech OF acceptance OF Recorder Smytb. It
was the nrst time the Recorder had found a Mt
hin rscsntiv' U"
Mr.. sTRAus FEELS SURE OF WINNING
Mr.. Stratus arrived a quarter of an hour before
the meeting was called TO order. accompanied by
Willis Holly, Mayor Gilroy's secretary, and was
introduced 10 All the gentlemen present. Among
these were Judges Erlich. Van wyck, and New
berger OF the City Court, President Martin of
ana beii' hesis.er Levy, SheriH sexton, william
sohmer Recorder smyth, Augustus w. Peters,
nnd nthaF ranhtdafnas AIntlCtua II nnnhart.
Michael r. Blake, John j. Ryan, John r. Car
roll, T. j. McManus, and others.
the Committee Of Notification, introduced Will
lam Sohmer as ..the next sheriff :, IN "tbe nav,
49,, NJ. e. -, a., 80
ra'O " s'"'' '""' "ope 3D. mr.
sohmer replied:
II am sure Of it. Our cause will prevail. Our
ticket is gaining in strength every day. and we
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called ITS" t ,be meeting r",s %u.'' t TO order so' "nS o%oims%
po,.na Cawmiss,nns, W,u,,n " appo'1. os
r r1i't to PRESENT ae : the esnd M@ss,aa for Srq nc aHha IL G"r'
his BRIEF SPEECH or ACCEPTANCE.
Mr.. Straus wearing q heavy overcoat, the
pockets of which were bullying with NEWSPAPER.
was presented by Commissioner Martin. and
leaned heavily on a little table. Chairman
oSorman sara 70 him:
YOU a. tbeir cspdidate fors yposition OF ibe es srea ,s,ee dsl
sin sssni IN this W Wesropo y. because Of your long career
~ u,ness; ,OuI suvSess as prlvate cl,isen ana
% appriss you % that choice All feel certain that the
pemocrats 9! tnisclty VIII resister you As their choice
ES 2 SscSsp!.nSs o. 81. no%,n.,,Sn, which 4. % q
instslistion ss the nrst citizen on he metropoii,s n ~
the western world.
NJ Strams who IL M, sccnstnn,. 81 ~ M amny,
an assembiage. saiic '~"1e'''"s
hs se bsae onsr /, T Jul ga s vii, So the nSTinstior which
later nv letter "'~" W" you
Augustus W. Peters, candidate for President
OF ths BOARD OF A,aermeni was the next Ia DO
hotlned. In response ne SAID:
place who did not promlse faithfully to perform the
mnns q hhs R5as sss sP pn iaI 2, IN : si n. lien !, To tsnt :entii
ssl 81 r ~, S,:S eonssn she sS IL sI Ss b iss Ss,ss .n .s no p %ss,i
in nomination will have cause 20 regret thai he
Aldermen.
William Sohmer, in accepting the nomination
for Sheriff, said. among other things:
wholly ansousht. / was not asked Tor ppiedsSes' ! have y
made none, and I intend making none, hut will. II
ty y 70 hamihhisser sne once OF sherin to the
RECORDER sMYTH's SPEECH.
Chairm man o'Gorman' in addressing Recorder
Fourtsen wear. n, brru.n, and r.,,bfu, .sr,,o. an
he s bench Of one OF the moan Impor ttsraaf, enn srrS az , 6s
and nave rOmmfnufU u al 10 n Democracy nf |
his city, and have no doubt that when the peopIe
Judgment on your splendid record of service in
he past they will proclaim their desire 10 have You
'ontinned on the oench another fourteen years.
'hre'Sl
-" Fourteen years ago." began the Recorder.
Il stood on, the stage. OF Tammany Hall-the
only political organization TO which / ever be-
longed. or to which l will ever belong so long as
shall live lcheersh and ! told the good people
II this great Democratic city, who had Invited
to one OF the highest places In their gift,
What expect TO repeat here to-day. I%promised
hem that ! would honor their confidence in
placing in my hands, the duty Of dispensing
criminal Justice, and also the duty OF attending
10 some or the most important trusts connected
With, the administration Of this Empire City.
is a high, compliment TO a man
hat he should be offered the nomina-
ion for an once that has been filled by
Chancellor Kent, by John 4. Hoffman,, and by
,ome OF the greatest men who adorn the pages
u this States history. determined then that
{ IL became my fortune 10 NIL that great ofice.
would not wilfully do any act calculated TO
bring disgrace on that high calling or on the
rood people OF the city.
For fifteen years, or almost that, | have ad-
the duties OF that place 20 the best OF
ny ability and understanding. and the fact that
am again placed In nomination for that high
If1ce Is evidence TO me that IL Is Intended as q
mark OF aDDreciatiOn of nv Official COndIcI. 70