The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-21
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| According to Charles Stewart Smith tho nue..
poses for which the Committee Of SEVENTY ,v,,
appointed have been accomplished, and th,r. q.
no further need of its holding mcctin,s m,
committee has conferred nil tho power /, I'M. -,
hopes To have on Mr. Smith and his Evcrr,,,.
| Committee OF sixteen and made them boss,s ~
the anti-Tammany campaign. OF course NJ,
Smith docs not mean that the millonair,.s an
the committee will not be expected to do soma.
| thing by contributing 20 the anti.Tamm,pv
| campaign fund.
| AS our committee Is charged with the main
work Of the organization. | can see no reason
| for calling the full Committee OF SEVENTY IN.
| gether again." said Mr.. Smith. and ~ the pnwrr
| to call the seventy together lies in Mr. Smith,
| sub. committee, II is probable that there will n.
| no second convention Of the millonaires such a,
| that held In the rooms OF the Chamber of Com.
merce on Wednesday.
Mr.. Smith has started In to run The anti.Tam.
many campaign with good deal of vigor. ia
has established headquarters for his little cnm
mittee In the rooms Of the Chamber of Com.
merce, where It will hold daily sessions at 4
o'clock +. VI. The first Of these was held ycstcr
day, when the following resolution was adopted,
y" Whereas Various conventions Ut organiza-
during the coming week and nomination Nv
any of such conventions would prevent a union
81 all OrgahiIatiOhs opposed to Tanmany Hail,
Reoir,d THAT the Chairman Of this commit.
tee he instructed to request such conventions to
appoint conference committees to meet This
committee ON the subject of the nomination "
candidates for the municipal ticket and to adj.
Journ without making nominations pending
such conference"
The adoption OF this resolution and the mp
pointncnt OF a subcommittee of five to com
suit with the representatives of other organize
tionS on the nomination of ticket satisfactory
lullinz the suspicious OF the Good Government
contingent, and Mr.. W. Harris Roome refraincd
from fol lowing up his conditional call for a re-
ncwal Of, the Coleman House conference to-
night with the positive announcement that the
to be ignored in the anti-Tammany fight In
stead, word went forth that the conference was
Mcssrs. Smith and Schwnb who represent IT, are
all right, and ready to make proper concessions
t" s tf sdmpaS py MY
mittee yesterday were on the same line as those
adopted by the Campaign Committee of the in-
Chairman Smith would not reveal the names
of the five gentlemen who are going to UNDER
say that he IS one of them. The other members
are afraid Of being ovcrrun by the politicians OF
myriad of candidates who want to get on the
anti-Iammany ticket, and they are trying to
We are anxious to take the press and In public
into our confidence" said MIR Smith, and We
VIII keep them informed OF our actions except
ing such Ms ought not to have publicity. because
such publicity might interfere with the carry
ing out OF our plans"
Although Mr.. smiths family is still out Of the
city, he has established himself Mt the Union
League Club and promises to make n lively
from now out.
w. Bayarl cutting Vicc-Prcsitcnt of the City
Club. rendered the Isc Of apartments In tEs City
lub Tor the committee AT yesterdays meeting,
nut Mr.. smith reels moro at home In his old
rooms at ~ NassnC street and he proposes to
remain and direct tlc campaign from there.
The Good Government Clubs CITY and County
Convention, held in Vienna Hall last June and
which adjourned subject Ia the cali of the Chair
man. W. Harris Roone. has been called To re-
convene in Hartman Hall, Fifth avenue and
Nineteenth street next Tuesday night.