New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-04
NO RPY4NTSM FOR GlLROf.
THE EX-MAYOR BACK FROM ~ No'
WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT D. -
SuEEUAN'S THREATS

1xuavor Thomas f. Gilroy looking ruddy ana
rohus, with III. bronze OF an ocean voyage ana
,vo-months tour OF Europe on MS iace, was
passenger on the American Liner faris' VIM"
rived Yesterday Mrs. Gilroy and three VI ~
youncer children accompanied the eX-Mayor. mr.
Gilroy who had been for Il time IN impafe" "'"'"
was greatly benefited By the trip.
W. ctIrov WIS a delegate to the Chicago 'on'e"-
,,,, lie and ex- Mayor Hugh J. Grant were among
I'm. most outspoken In the newborn de'ek"''',, "
announcing the Chicago PLATFORM anu III D.
inc tho popocrat ticket When NJ. Gilroy sailed tor
rurop. i'm Julv he reiterated his deterinha'o" !"
bal, nrvon and the whole Altged Tilman outht.
lie had scarcely put his feet again OH :" w."
soil Yesterday when he announced that HIS '"""
ON the chicago infamy were unchanged
II am back home again rather earlier t"a.
should otherwiSe have come. MI ''i'roS ~''"' "
cause, | want to- give whatever AID can W 49,
vhot I'm my Judgment would prove National ca
I,,r,,v- IN, success OF Bryan. am as hri"'s 'o"
WINGED 49, when went away some weeks ago '"a'
,ho cans, of sound money and National hohor u
the cause Of patriotism and true Democracy
shall do all M my power toward the "e'e"' Vi
Bryan. .. T., r,y
f I'm, I'm times like these one can saiei! tame ms
stand for right ana justice "i''
political future. l.
clay. Won heard that John G. Sheehan mas ue
,larcd that Tammany men VINO DO MOI SWAMI"
the silver programme must get '"' ~ ~
ganization?" the eX-Mayor was asked. ~
.p,e. Mr. Sh..han make that sort or threat!
Mr. GiIrov returned. while an expressive sm''e
,,ra,J his features which said as plainly as
rI.. .yyhat a beautiful time John She"hah VIII
hnve II he attempts to carry out MS DECREE i"''
ne said firmly and seriously; :,
-, ,l,. sncok FOR myself OF course. but shai'
,a,d hv nv conscientious convictions' an" IL /"
h.com.s necessary | shall leave any poN'"a' VI :
tl,..p .l.nnr
yariza,ion belong TO rdther Una" "'P WV ~
breadth from my position -,
will abroad Mr. Gilroy said he had heard III
-, ho,t the conduct OF the campaign Inc news
pnpers on the other side printed nt,c S,ss "p Ha
, ha, board however that Tammany had declared
for BRYAN and free silver -, ,,,eo.r,,,. "that
,h.r, va, ARE members who have taken no steps 10
sever their relations win tne vi eun%artnr The
80, M Intention OF falling In ana supporting '"o
S' Mr. troy said he adhered to the prlncipl:s 'e
,ral hv the Saratoga Convention IN June
@ na, onpos.d to Organism solely on account OF
the silver issue. There are many o.ner .r,,ss
III IN, s' T., he attack upon the integrity OF the SUI
W rnms court of the United States. The tendency
Of the p%'fSIrm and ID A sswT!ssIS anu JUS
What is your Pos,Sn nG IN s ;ne
w You s6a no was ths reply m shall
not vote for any free-s silver man
EVeH a.i pn Wv was slightly disconnected by The
on"siIon But he rallied promptly
81 do no. wish to confound local Wtth state ofu
N,,or,i issues" he said. Il shall vote neither
FOR Hryan nor for the State ticket OF the Popocrats
But ] must find out more about the local e9hdi-
lions before saying anything about them -.
"Vill YOU make any speeches In the campliHh
81 mink not" Mr. Gilroy said. 1T IS not my
become in Sa do ns
nv lower to help defeat Bryan, and l not only
hnpe hut believe that he will be defeated .
'Then you have made up your mind to vote d.
Mr.! Giiroy laughed good.naturedy Il 90 not
Gre TO tell how | shall vote" he said after
nausc. The great thing T. TO defeat Bryan ana
hirv the Chicago PLATFORM. 49, .
Eyerv living Mayor OF New-York with soil
,,rv cycention IL against BRYAN and reputation.
Th; roll OF honor includes Daniel f. Tiemann. smith
Elv. Edward Cooper. William r. Grace; Franklin
Edison, Abram s. Hewitt. Hugh j Grant ana
Thomas r. Groy. not to speak OF the present
Wavor William L. Strong. who Is one OF Mckin-
iev's warmest supporters. The one Bryan man IN
the list OF ex-Mayors Is A. Oakley Hall. tweed
fame. cxo..o. >or, vor,
Commission and while absent travelled over n
great part OF the Continent as well AZ Great Isrit.
ain and ireland and visited many OF the great
cities securing points which he expects to use In
niI or the Committee Draft In completing the
charter The cities whose charters ne studied In.
clmded London Paris. Berlin. Vienna. Budapest
.nd several of lesser note.