New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
PRIMARIES ON TUESDAY.
ALL GOOD REPUBLICANS SHOULD TURN
OUT
DELEGATES TO BE CHOSEN TO THE VARIOUS
NOMINATING CONVENTIONS - INCREASING
STRENGTH OF THE UNION
MOVEMENT.

MOVEMENT
The Republican primaries in this city will take
place on Tuesday evening in all the cleo
ton districts. 10 choose delegates TO the Repub-
lican Assembly District conventions. These
conventions will assemble Thursday evening
in the headquarters OF the several Assembly
districts. as designated by the Committee on
Organization. to choose delegates to the State
and county and the Senate and Assembly con-
ventons, and also to the Republican conven-
ton Of the Xth Congress District. which is to
nominate a candidate for Congress to All the
vacancy caused by the death Of Andrew j.
Campbell, Republican
The county convention is scheduled for Thurs
day, October 3; the conventions 10 nominate
candidates for Assemblymen. for Tuesday, Oc-
tober 8: the Senate District conventions, Thurs
day. October 10 and the convention in the Xth
Congress District. SATURDAY., october r.
There will be contests in most Of the districts
Tickets to be supported by the rival factions
have been made up by the respective district
leaders Tie friends Of the municipal admins
tration and all Republicans who are convinced
that no good come to the Republican party
or the cause Of honest government In New-York
by nominating a straight ticket have been stead
lily growing in strength, and assert that they
will he able to elect enough delegates to the
Republican County Convention TO secure action
favorable to a union OF le elements opposed TO
Tammany Hall.
The patent additions TO the ranks OF those who
believe that the support Of union ticket this year
is the only logical policy for the Republicans have
already had effect upon the straight-ticket devo-
tees For several days their demand that the Re-
pubhcans of New-York City shall "go it alone"
has been diminishing in volume, and now on the
era Of the primaries many Of them are processing
that the cutlery for a straight ticket was made
only for effect and that no sensible politician,
when the time comes. will be found opposing
combination ticket and that the battle will be
fought on the lines marked out in 1894. Said we'll
known member Of the County Committee yester-
dav. whose relations with the Platt-Lauterbach
faction are intimate
I'VE have done some shouting for straight
ticket but don't be deceived into the supposition
that we are going to damage ourselves by adher-
ing to that game. Such course would mean GER
tain victory for.Tammany Hall and we would get
The credit of II. For the men who persistently
advocate a policy that would only beneht TAM
many Hall and result in turning over the newly
freed people OF New-YOrk TO another term OF Wig
wan bondage and blackmal, there would De noth-
ing in sight but political damnation.
Republicans who believe that the city Is better
for the change Of administration which occurred
last January would do well. however. not to trust
10 the eleventh hour converts 10 union ticket,
but they should go to the polls IN thelr various
election districts on Tuesday and vote for dele
gates 10 the Assembly District Convention VINO
they know Will carry out their views. Public SEN
timent among Republicans Is strongly opposed 70
any scheme that will restore Tammany rule In
Nevc-York but IL ought 10 be expressed In the
election of a large majority Of delegates who are
against a Wigwam renaissance.