New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
WILLIAMS REPUDIATED.
ACTION OF THE STATE DEMOCRACY EX-
ECUTIvE COMMITTEE.
no COT-NTENANCE FOR THE EX-lNsPEcToRS DE
SIRE TO GET INTO THE 'sENATE-GRoTE
wlTI,pRAWs AND Kl'NzENMAN ASKED
TO RETIRE As A CANDIDATE
FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.


FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.
Tho dea. by which jacob Zimmerman and William
+ C;ro,e pledged the state Democracy TO tnc sup
nor, Of Alexander : Williams for Senator in the
XIIth District continues TO causH trouble. and the
members OF the State De nocracy who have been
placed In a false light by he unauthorized actlo1
are taking every means 70 pace themselves night
before the public.
The State Democracy as an organization had no
hand in the deal and the action which was taken by
the Executive Committee yesterday shows that the
perpetrators OF the transaction Will be disciplined
Zimmerman and Gro.e made the bargain In con-
sheraton OF the promise on the part OF Ni!iamsS
friends TO have the Republican organizations In the
XIIth. X1vth and XvIth Assembly Districts support
the State Democracy nominations In those districts
Gro:e and Kunzenman who the nominees for
Assembly In the XVIII and X1Vth Assembly Dis
tricts respectively and to receive the direct
benefit Of the transaction. have been turned down
by the State Democracy. Grote. rather than he
disciplined by the machine. withdrew, but Nuhzeh-
man says he will stick.
The Executive Committee Of the State Democracy
| held a meeting at their headquarters No. % East
Twenty thrd-st. yesterday at 1870 p. M at when
the unauthorized Endorsement of Williams Tor Sena-
tor In the XIIth District the chief thing con-
sidered Francis VI Scott presided. and H. II Sher-
man acted secretary. After the disgracefui deal
with Williams thoroughly ventilated. George
Walton Green offered the following. when was
adopted by unanimous vote:
Whereas William F. Grote has placed in the hands
Of the chairman OF this committee his declna'l0n
OF the nomination for member Of Assembly ny me
State Democracy and the Republican ORGANIZATIONS
respectively in the XVIII Assembly District;
Resolved That Jacob NunZenman be ana ner"nN
is requested to file before p. m. O'Clock on MON
day October 18th inst, with the chairman OF ms
committee similar Gec.ina tons OF his nomination
for member OF Assembly from the NlNth Assembly
District by the State Democracy ana the Kepuohcah
Organizations respectively In said district.
Resolved That this committee hereby renounces
and disavows the nomination by the state Dem0c-
racy Convention OF Alexander 5. Wilhams; Re
publican candidate for Senator In the Nllth SEN
ate District, and advises all Democrats to vote
against him. ~
Resolved. That the said Alexander s. Williams be
and he hereby Is requested to decline In due legal
form the said nomination.
Resolved That when this committee adJourns tnai
II adjourn Monday afternoon. October a. at 4oV
D. m. and that all further action relative 10 the
nominations in the XIlth Senate and HlNth Assem-
bly, districts be deferred until that time
Mr.. Green said after the meeting. that unless
Kunzenman withdrew by tomorrow he would be
expelled Members OF the State Democracy who
indignant the action OF the two would be
Assembly men, are pleased with the action taken
by the Executive Committee.
The opposition to Kunzenman. the State Democ-
racy candidate. who Endorsed for Assembly at
the Republican convention of the new XVIII Dis
trict on Thursday night last. took practical shape
last night when the Wide-Awake Republican Club
at meeting he'd last night al No 233 East Tenth
ST. nominated Charles H. Kelley candidate for
the Assembly.
Mr. Kelley pledged himself to favor liberal ex-
else law. He is a lawyer, with offices in Pne-s