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publican organization than other Republicans
oro hut no does not consider that President
Inv will 10 disqualified rs q Republican cahdi-
Sato by receiving the Citizens Union nomination
10 tho Union wants TO support Mr.. Low, ana mus
,,suro His receiving big Independent vote. that
Ga - good reason In Mr.. Worths mind why MT
1o,r would make a s.-cass Republican can
didatc.
syr. Hamburg returned TO Brooklyn from New
yor,; Yesterday with the prediction that Mr.. Lo"
,v,i have Atty votes from New-York in the city
convention which, with the support he Is sure
70 yet In Brooklyn. will insure his nomination.
The Worth mcn. w!thou: exception. expect that
Messrs Willis. Atterbury and Appleton II they
continue 70 he known as enemies OF PRESIDENT
Low. will lose the hold they now have on their
wards. and that the County Clerk VIII gain
largely from the defections in their ranks Ihey
CAV the stories Of OBJECTIONS In their own rehhs
are groundlcss. and that Congressman flschei'
Naval Officer Sharkcy and John u. Deuper''
three OF the suspected men, have NOT gone o'ei
10 Senator Plat, but that they would make daliy
procIarnations Of their loyalty to Mr. Worth "
they were asked 20 do SO.
A Worth leader Of prominence talked freely
with Tribune reporter yesterday ABOUT the ap
norent quarrel between the Republican organl-
zs,ion and the Citizens Union. but not for pun
l!cation" He said:
"Ouigg made big mistake when he an
rounced that the Republican convention "ouiu
be held on September y. almost the latest da'e
OF which il could be held. and then Warheu tue
Citizens Union that they must not nominate the''
man before that date or there would be trouble
After allowing the public to believe that sep
,o,,hor % would be the date of the convention,
had nnf el.
He caused much needless trouble by all 'h,s'
ana added No., a little to the confusion OF the
situation. ,,.,,,oo,s
Il. the Union dominates Low. the Republlcans
cannot afford to do anything else, ana am
willing TO bet that they will not attempt to 90
pnvthing else. / believe that when the Repup-
can convention assemblies -" VIII nave
enough votes in IL 20 assure his nomna'oiii,;;
Orlgg and the New-York organization men Will
know this enough. and unless they act con- con-
trary to their usual code OF pohuct, PIor , ~,
thev will fall into line for him, and make MS
nomination unanimous think all this troupe
about priority If nomination could he avoideu !.
slight effort made to fix programme VI
| dates There Is no reason that can sec WI,
the Republicans and the Union should not hoIu
their conventions on the same day. rms IS Wha'
Mr. Worth would Ike to see brought about;
police Justice jacob Brenner viii lead the
'ronth Ward for President Low He mas peeh
STUDYING The sentiment Of the ward. ana ne re-
ports thai ihe RepubliHans ara a to
all Tor Low The men who gave their votes Ioi
schercn in 1893 and for Mckinley last year.
he says land Who constitute the indepehnr t
element are waiting for chance 70 vote lol
Low Some of them are independent Democrais
and some are independent Republicans, pu'
par,v ties are not strong with them ana ths.
care more to he on what they CONSIDER lhe llHIi,
side than to he with either body lhey arr no.
for Low because he il RepubI"an, but ne,
| cause they can trust him to give mem GOO
administration. This class of voters IS linlor,a,'
| IN o,.ar, election and their support would he
especially valuable to Repubhc"n ca'u'u"''
| this fall"