New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
ruEY WILL GO 1T ALONE.
.,,1D MONEY DEMOCRATS TO NAME
THEIR OWN TICKETS.

-,,,,v WILL. NOT, INDoRsE REPUBLICAN cANDI-
rrs AND ARE AT SWORDS POINTS WITH
THE ''Boss' AND HIS GANG.
,r.o leaders of the National Democratic party
y;ros County wish to have ii distinctly under
Ia that they intend to indorse neither the Re-
,I;can nor the regular Democratic candidates
~ Assembly or for Congress. Under certain cir
.,mstances they would he willing to place Re-
,bl;can or regular Democratic names under
or emblem of the full rugged ship, but neither
,he Republicans nor the Bryan Democrats are
l,,ry ' 70 make the concessions demanded The
ponubljcans will receive no National Democratic
.o,es for their Congress OF Assembly nominees
.ocause they decided to run straight Republi-
~, ticket for the judiciary nominations. and also
,csuse they are not willing to abandon their
advocacy of a protective tariff. The regular
democrats have estrangcd the National Demo-
,c more than ever by declining TO select Con-
oss nominees who express the slightest degree
t,ostilty to Bryan. Stories have been crculat-
"A that the Brooklyn Sound Money Democrats
ould initiate the example of their New-fork
CITY brethren, and work with the Republicans
Cor the election of the same sound money cahoi-
dates The Brooklyn men, on the contrary wh'ie
they admit that the Republican, -Souho Inohe!
Democratic fusion in New-York City Is an eNcei-
,snt scheme. Indignantly deny the report 'na'
they will adopt the same course
rh;s is what one of the leaders of the National
,,emocrats said yesterday about the sltuatloh'
.you can count upon us for putting straight
National Democratic ticket on the paiiot lro
,on 10 bottom. We have not the slightest ih'eh-
,;or Of nominating Republicans and as ior IN
aorsjng the ring Democratic nominees We arc
&C likely to indorse Bryan himself as we are 10
;rdorse them. The Bryan men nave hiaue u
'Sou tho, none but the most thickly plated Sill
vsrites are to be put on their ucke'' anu !" 10
S.iro,, ont Of The question for us to have any
.a' - 40 ,vith them. The McLaughlinites are
onnarentIy making it rule to nominate 'he
1ra, Arr ,,, they can find AS for the Republican
.,os 7 know nothing about them.
mna most doubtful Congress district in the
+. ,ha I'D now represented by Denis NJ
,'r,av Republican. In tins district the bry-
t.. bava refused To accept the adNice oi TIC
~,.,oroI Damocrats and select j. O. CieVeia.u
.ooousa Mr.. Cleveland has told them Una. "e
iii not allow himself to he classed as d s'>',
nor under any circumstances Inc >"''o,"
nouocrats made it known to the regulars '"''
.hav would ion forces with them Oh Oie'e""'
.r, tho Rrvanites have spurneu 'he' "
and refused to accept their assistance
-.s,,ars also refused to consider 'he H''"e
.xCongressman William J. O.Uiiipa, .Uiiv nar;ance
ea~nced sound Money Democrat TINS expefe"oe e,
Of the National Democrats IN 1alii's NAM ~ has dis
"a u. haaring from NcLaughllns cidii' h,'9 1t @
outraged them from attempting " ia mis-
WcIsxghlin in single district In the ia donh,
irct the saund Money WILL wtnTps a0U9 viii
name MI Nh CLANCY. Although the district
sslscs nsayy STn' Democratic under ordinary oircIm
Stances. Congressman Hurley caaTied ars now W that
!eais nS;,ions are more favorable to Repupn-
can caT success THIS year than they were Two Era'
ago and he confidently expects ,bs,r candidates
ne GrrosS neS Tomorrow evening. The National
o democrats will nominate their men Wndnas ior nne
Assembly on Tuesday evening, ana On c"rsress
day evening will select candda'es ioi