New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
GAYNOR WILL NOT RUN.
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happen to the others on the ticket and to the
Privately. however they denounced NJ. Gay
nCr as an migrate
Mr. Hill and his associates in the conference
last night tried ihrk up the name OF some
lawyer or judge Of wide reputation VINO may
ne induced to take Mr.. Gaynor's place on the
ticket 1t is SAT; 20 conclude that whoever
Judge Gaynor's successor may be h Will not
be nominated until after ii is positively known
that ne will accept.
The Democraic state Committee VIII meet To-
day at the State headquarters, In the Park Ave
nue. Hotel.
The Tammany Hall braves have been getting
ready a gorgeous red banner and transparency
to ornament the front Of the Wigwam.
IT bears the names Of David Is. Hill for Gov
ernot. Daniel y. Lockwood for Lieuienani-GoN-
ernor. and William Gdynor for Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals-with places in blank 10y an
the municipal candidates when they are nonr-
mated They have had 4 finished FOR raising
into its pace for several days but nave hcld IL
back until the uncertainty az 10 MI GayhOr
acceptance should come 10 an end Yesterday
word was sent TO Tammany Haii IRON ,,!slJ,
agreed 70 accept Chairman Hmkiey had sent
The message. About p. m. the costly device
was lifted into its place, and when BOD, Kelly;
the faithful warden, locked up the building ana
went home last night nothing had pcen heaTu 10
dscredt Hnkley's statement Ii VIII proDab.y
be with curses. loud and deep. on the name OF
C;aynor that the Tammany workmen will pun
down the banner to-day and obhterate the name
OF their nominee for the Court of Appeals behch.
SEEKING CONSOLATION IN HISTORY.
Everything was dark at the state Democratic
Headquarters in the Park Avenue Hotel at -
o'clock last night when a Tribune reporter
reached there. At the Murray Hi Hotel MAJOR
Hinklcy chairman of the State Democratic COM
mittee. seen He said he had received copy
of Judge GaynOr'S lettc..
Its merely instance II history repeating
itself" said he. savagely. biting off the cheWed
end of an unlighted cigar and blowing II across
the hallway 1T was just as embarrassing IN
1885. for instance. as it is aow. Every one re-
members that We had Flower nominated i'r
Northumberland md everything looked
serene. Al at once our fat w2s IN the IRE ny
Flowers declining to run. Democrats were MADE
lust as blue then az they are now but Senator
Hill laughed and told them the campaign wasn't
over yet. and that everythng would come out
all right And it did Jones. of B.nghamton--
'Pay-the- Freight Jones-Was found. No one had
ever heard OF him in politics before. lie was
placed on the ticket. and we elected our cand.-
dates by handsome majority. Then again In
1883 we confidently expected that General So
cum would be on our ticket He declined. ana
we had to run all the State in order to get
a andidate. Again elected our candidate. ana
hope that history will repeat itself in the result
next November"
viii Gaynor's declination make any differ
ence with Senator HIS staying on the ticket?
Not a biz" said Mr.. Hnkey. The Senator
IS In the fight TO stay. can state that posi-
lively"
"Win the State Committee tomorrow fill the
vacancy on the State ticket
at may. and then again it NAV not. There
Is no necessity for haste ABOUT H.
"Wir il be Judge Brown or Judge Titus?
81 really could not say now. No one has been
talked Of yet in an official way.
Chairman Huxley badly used up man
He did his best 10 put a pleasant front. but
his nervousness only too noticeable. He
did not receive reporters in his room. Through
the portal when the door swung inward could be
seen one or two solemn Democrats enVeloped in
blue haze Of tobacco smoke. The iSht IN
the room was turned down and everything had
funeral aspect. Major Hinkley did not deny
that he had given out the story that Gaynor mad
accepted the nomination.
SENATOR HILL SILENT
Senator Hill was caught at the Normanlie a
midnight He left the hotel in a carriage at
o'clock and no one knew where he was until he
returned 1t Is said. however. that h. was in
BROOKLYN laboring with Judge Gaynor and trying
10 induce him to accept the nomination. Senator
Hill said when asked about Judge GaynoTs
resignation:
II have not seen the Judges letter yet and
am In ignoranc Of what he has said ] Will not
saw anything until have read his letter" Then
he started swiftly for the elevator. The reporter
tried TO detan him. but the Senator would have
none OF It. His usually pallid face was more
paliid than usual. The terrific strain he has been
laborug under during the last week would have
broken down a man Of less robust constitution.
found. He was present in Major Hnkleys room,
porters Othcr late callers at Major Hinkley's
room were Perry Belmont and Samue. a.
Beardsley