New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
WANT NONE OF WILLIAMS
STATE DEMOCRACY LEADERS OPPOSED
TO ANY DEAL WITH HIM.

At . MEETING To DE HELD TO-DAY THE coALi-
r,oS BrrwEEN THE FORMER INSPECTOR
AND JACOB KuHzENMAN AND WILLIAM
F. GRoTE WILL BE Up FOR DIS
cr.ssIoN AND REPUTATION
Leaders of the State Democracy were eNeee'"s ms
angry yesterday because Jacob kunzennan ~
tam + Grote and their friends in the HlNth anu
XVIth Assembly districts had made dlssfaceiu'
md ntouitous deal with the friends of Alexander D
Willlams the Republican candidate for senator IN
the XIIth Senate District. 1t was learned ''a' '"e
friends OF the former police inspector had maui :"
bargain by which he was to receive the ihuo'se
ment Of the State Democracy oTgaiiHauohs =" ,.l'
XIIth XVIII and XVIth Assembly districts u"
Guided IN the XIIth Senate District promising u
have the Republican district organizations ihuoise
State Democracy candidates for the Assembly,
The deal was carried out so far that the hepuo-
ucan ORGANIZATIONS in the XIVth and ANlth AS
sembly districts ndorsed the nominations Vi '"
Kunxenman and William +. Grote. the STATE De
,.a. a,s,-,c, leaders Abraham A. Joseph. the
p.,uh,con ca, didate for Assembly In the MIN
District refused TO withdraw. however, anu
Butler the State Democracy leader in that o's"..|
tried TO stop the deal because he could not get inc
Republican Endorsement Friends OF kunNe"'i'a"
and Grote outvoted Butler and the deal was car
ried through, so far as the indorseHe"' Vi "'''
In the Senate district went
A subcommittee OF the Executive committee vi
the State Democracy had meeting In the heao-
quarters OF the organization. at No 2s East twenty
th,rd-st yesterday afternoon, and talked over the
situatiop Members of the committee declared that
Kunzenman and Grote ought 10 be read out OF the
organization on account Of the deal which they FAC
helped make and that the organization ought 10
repudiate the deal at the earliest possible moment
II was decided 10 have meeting OF the full Execu
tive Committee to-day, and the following resolution
passed
Whereas 1t has been stated that an arraneenlent
has been entered into in the Xllth Senate DisuS'
between the Republican prganiza ttors IA the MI
XVIII and XVIII Assembly districts, composing
said Senate district and the district organizations OF
the New-York State Democracy In the NINtn anu
XVIth Assembly districts pursuant TO when tne
said district organizations OF the New ork stare
Democracy have nominated Alexander ;. llnans
the Republican candidate for Senator in SAID MIN
Senate District. and the Republican district OF
CARNATIONS in said Assembly districts have noml-
mated for the Assembly members of the district or
ganizatons OF the New~York State Democracy IN
the said XIVth and XVIII Assembly districts; ana
Whereas. Such agreement is in direct Noiatlon
Of the resolution passed by this committee IN respect
10 nomina tons. and is unanimously dsapproVed ana
condemned by this subcommittee - 49,, -
Resolved. That meeting OF the Executive com,
mittee of the New-York State Democracy be calleu
for Saturday. october y, 1895 at O'clock p M 10
consider the matter aforesaid and take acNoh
thereon.