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

r,u,,xy- OTTO KEMpNER GOES OVER TO
THE HALL. UNDER DECKER REGARD
ING ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
,rho 1-ammanv Executive Committee met in the
Wicvarn Yesterday Afternoon to give assent 10 'he
aa, ~, winch the leaders OF the German American"
y, form Union had promised to transfer the "ei"'
vote 70 the Tammany ticket. There had peeh '"" -
dckerIng in an attempt to get EDWARD Nross or
f. t. Amend. Herman Riders pro'her-I"-''"
on the Tammany ticket. Mr. Crosse "d"'7u ~
a Judge of General Sessions. with power 10 let ''o
lators Of the excise law off with light fines anu
Mr. Amend was hungry for the office oil hes'S'ei,
The Tammany leaders who were arrahsihh NV
deal were bound TO have Mr.. Sohmer iof hesS'o''
however, and they did not want 10 nave 100 many
German names the county ticket iheF man
aged however, after long discussion TO get an
agreement to another arrangement d! VIM"
charles f. MacI.ean, the former Police 'omih'S-
sloner who Is counsel for Oswald ottehdori'r anu
Sheriff Hansen. to be nominated lor '"e gu
preme Court, and Tammany nominations III ~"
Assembly districts were TO be bestowed on resu'a
members of the German-Amercan Reform Union
II was also agreed that the Germans should nave
the right TO select a man for the office OF Assist
ant Register in case of Tammany victory anu
the name of Dr. II. A. c. Anderson was suggested
for that place.
In that part of the deal affecting nominations Tor
the Assembly. IT was arranged that otto kempner
Senator and accept a Tammany nomination ior
Assembly in a district where there was good
chance of his election.
In order 10 nominate Charles F. MacLean Tor the
Supreme Court il was necessary 10 drop POST
master Dayton from a place on the Tammany uck-
e. as pledges had been given TO both ex-kecorder
smyth and ex-Judgc Truax. Mr.. Daytons friends
went TO the meeting of the Tammany EXecutNe
Committee Yesterday afternoon TO make nght LOT
him but they were easily disposed of by the leaders
General
lvered sneech for Mr. Dayton. after II had beer
narefnIlI, revised bv John c. Sheehan. and then the
committee solemnly voted to drop Mr. Dayton ana
report In fPNnr OF lne Hohii"ioh VI -i'' -
Lean. . ,r...a-,. n, .
otto Kempner Topped over to Tammany az a
,oeetine Of the Executive Committee OF the nited
Socleties for Liberal Sunday Laws. held at the
Aston House The meeting was called TO order by
DIR John Friedrich. Otto kempner spoke al lehsth'
showing the causes that led up TO the rigid enforce
ment of the Sunday excise law. the adoption OF me
American Sunday plank by the Repnbicah S'dte
Convention and the local option plank adopted by
the Repuhcan County tOnNtNllon
Mr. Kempner declared that 1t was evident that we
hands Of the Republican party Naturally ne Sala,
they looked TO Tammany Hall TO help them IN 'helr
Gebt against 'the present oppressive Jaw
Herman SulZer spoke at length IN me, sam,
tanor and was followed 10y Dr. John frledTlch an
fI@n,v \ichol who urged upon the commute" tne
advjsabilty of aiding Tammany TINS yedi. pro-
vided the latter organization would give ItS a. az
ance that it's legislative candidates WouIu P'euse
themselves to support liberal SuhudN Jaw