New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

The outlook yesterday for the Union Anti-Tanr
many ticket placed in the field on Monday even
ing encouraging to the opponents OF TAM
many Hall The organizations which have been
instrumental in the nomination OF the ticket may
be said 10 be solid I'm its support IL was ao-
mitted on all sides yesterday that the exceiieht
names which have been presented for the suffrages
OF the people by the Anti-Tammany Alliances orc
in themselves tower of strength Composed. as
the ticket is OF of high personal character
and unques,ioned fitness for the offices for which
they have been named, no defensive campaign
will be necessary in any ,ase. Impartial Good
Government Club men did not hesitate TO say
that cleaner ticket never put forward IN
New-York City. and that In soms respects II was
superior to the ideal Goo Goo ticket itself.
REPUBLICANS PLEASED WITH 1T.
One Of the most satisfactory results Of the Lyric
Hall convention Of Monday night is the harmony
which appears to unite the lately divided Repub-
lcan ranks No Republican OF standing. ma
chine or anti-machine. seen yesterday who
did not express his appreciation OF the ticket. and
assert his intention to give 1t his cordial support
Many Republicans Of both factions were enthu-
siastic and predicted the success Of the union
ticket by a sweeping majority
The New-York State Democracy as body In
also enthusiastic In support Of the ticket Many
Of the prominent members Of the organization
called at the State Democracy headquarters yes
terday and last evening to express their salts
faction with the ticket Colonel Robert G. Mon
roe who was In charge of the headquarters last
evening said: I'VE have not a kicker IN the
organization. Every man is for the ticket from
top to bottom" Henry De Forest Baldwin. VINO
was also present, confirmed Colonel Monroes
statement.
APPROVED BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce Com
mittce of Fifty held at No. 32 Nassau-st.' re-
solved by an almost unanimous vote to approve
the ticket and the committee will go into the
contest against Tammany this year with the zeal
and energy which most OF its members sno"eu
last fall Only four members declined TO vote Tor
the resolutions adopted. and their sympathy
with the Good Government Club programme was
the excuse offered for their course. The weight
influence and solid support Of the Chamber OF
Commerce are assured
The members of the Good Government Club or
ranizatlon are divided The sensible men among
them nearly all Of those whose opinions are Vaiu-
able have declared In favor OF indorsng the
union ticket The argument which has been used
by some of the advocates Of separate ticket that
the Confederated Clubs VIII lose their iuentity III
the campaign, is not likely 20 prevail with men
OF individuality. 1t is the present beiief OF men
who thoroughly understand the temper OF the
Goo Goo association that the large majority or
the membership will see the fallacy OF outwaraIy
opposing Tammany Hall. while tney are sl.'us
this corrupt political machine aid ana comfort py
detracting from the united anti-Tammany forces
when every vote is needed 10 prevent return Oh
Tammany bosssm and blackmail
The Good Government County Convehuon'
which adjourned last week to last evening re,
convened in the United Charities Building ana
after a long pow-wow decided TO stick 10 the,r
own ticket filling in the vacancies on II by ad1.
ing the names of Messrs. Charles c. Beaman ana
James w. Hawes, the fusion nominees for the
Supreme Court and City Court benches re-
spectively.
THE sTECKLERITEs IN DOUBT
The leaders Of the Steckler or Independent
County Organization said they were In doubt
Yesterday about their probable attitude In tht
opening campaign They hold their county CON
vention at the Murray Hill Lyceum tonight.
When asked what action might be expected o.
the convention Charles Steckler said yesterday;
I'm no mind reader How can tell what the
5000 delegates will decide upon tomorrow night:
! can predict nothing. / can only say look ou'
for surprises " ,,
The logic of the situation" said a politician
yesterday who formerly In the Steckle
movement will prevent both the Independent
County Organization and the o Brien people froEi
aiding Tammany Hall either on Us county, Ju-
dicial or Legislative nominations
The O'Brienites anti-Tammany organlza-
tion had a meeting of their Executive Commit
Tee last evening, and appointed Specldi comHht-
tees to confer with the Steckiers. the German
American Reform Union, and with other organi-
cations not named. One committee. IT was re,
ported was intended to sound the Tammany Han
managers Pending reports from these CONFER
ence committees a conditional ticket as 1t was
called was submitted and tentatively approved
7, was as follows: James OBr!en for County
clerk: otto Kempner fer Re~ister; A. :. Hutchins.
Mvser s Isaacs and Alfred Steckler for Supreme
Court Judges; Captain James NJ. Brady and Fred
erck b. House for Judges Of the General Sessions.
and TheOphilus Il. Steele, Alfred T. Ackert ana
Alexander Newburger for judges Of the City
Court.
The German-American Reform Union has taken
no action yet 1t is the Impression among
good politicians that the bulk of the German vote
will go with Oswald Ottendorfer and the Stats
Zeitung' for the union ticket.
German American thoroughly versed In the
voting proclivites Of the sons Of the Fatherland
said last evening:
"Don't tell me that the thinking Germans Of
this city can be used to restore Tammanyi Hall.
They may deceive with their excise talk few
who do not understand English. but they can't
fool the mass OF German voters.
OPINIONS OF THE FUSION TICKET.
HEARTY EXPRESSIONS OF APPROVAL FROM MAYOR
STRONG. CHAUN -EY NJ DEPEw. GENERAL
McooK AND OTHERS
IT'S a grand. good ticket" said Mayor Strong,
when asked yesterday for his opinion of the fusion
ticket "and every man who has the welfare Of tho
city heart ought to turn in and help to elect It.
intend TO do my share in that line No better man
for the Supreme Court than Charles c. Beaman
could have been named Thomas l.. Hamilton is q
good for County Clerk. Indeed. when look
the list think every selection was excellent.
The gentlemen nominated are representative New
Workers. and they are all men Of intelligence and
high standing"
What do you think OF the excise plank" was
asked
1T suits me exactly" declared the Mayor. 1T