The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
QUIGG,S INVITATIONS OUT.
The Ono FOR the Cts Union Is Sent to Chair
man Cutting.

President Quigg Of the New York Republican
County Committee and Chairman OF tho Repub-
lican Cit Committee sent by special messengers
yesterday the invitations to the anti-Tammany
bodies for a conference as TO the time and place
for holding the nominating conventions. The
invitations were as follows:
NJ DEAR SIR: At a meeting of the com.
mittee OF the Republican City Committee
charged with the duty Of calling the Republican
City Convention Of the new city OF New York
for tho year 1897, the following resolution was
adopted:
"Resolred. That the Chairlna an of this committee be
and he is hereby instructed In behalf OF this com.
mittee to confer with the orncers Of all political or.
ganiEations opposed to Tammany Hall. with 4 view
TO the selection of the same date for the holding Of
all anti'TAmmany nomin ating conventions, so that
entire harmony and ready conference may be assured
in the selection OF candidates and the promulgation
Of principles.
"In accordance with this resolution and for
the purpose therein set forth ] have the honorto
invite you. or such other officer OF your orgnniza-
ton rs you or it may designate. to meet In con-
ference with officers Of other. organizations on
Monday night. Aug: 80, at the Manhattan Hotel,
avenue. at 8 O'Clock. Faithfully yours.
"LEaUEL +. QUlGo. Chairman
The invitations were sent to Chairmen r.
Fulton Cutting OF the Citizens Cn,Sn: John X.
county; Francis NJ. scott OF the National De,
mocrscy. Thomas J. Dreamer Of the MunhRttan
Tamscn Of the GerInan-A mericnn Reform Union,
Henry p Parroy Of the Home Rule Democracy,
Democracy. James o'Brien Of The Young De De.
nooracy. John B, Pannes Of the German. Amer
loan Citizens, Union. and Gcn. Wagner SwaSn
County ~ SoW York. SN"''on OF the CITY anu
tb NJ G,t Gs,,,pg gru wss 4, not Es az Hss hs'9dqu ;e5 Of
when President Quigg's invitation arrived. and
1t was opened by 'nes b. Reynolds, Chairman
bounced 1ne ai shorty a fHari.rtsf That t the t,e Enesati an,
Committee OF the Union would meet on Monday
afternoon at 30 Liberty street TO consider the
No Invitation was sent to the Hon. Patrick
jerome Gleason Of Long Island City, because he
for Mayor OF Greater New York. "'
The Executive Committee OF the Independence
Hall democracy met last night at Independent
Former Excise Commissioners julius Hamburger
presided, Ernest ~lihrvier offered the following
resolution, which WAS adopted after some de.
"Belisving. as we do, that the issue Of per.
reasonable excise and ordinance rrgniatiloums
will be- the decisive and determining question In
this years municipal CANVASS. we direct and
appointed to represent III" Independence Hall
Democracy in any conference which il. may
have with any other political organization to
make the acceptance OF n plank opposing the
ltaines law a condition Of such participation
SuDlsVt 10 inns condition., we empower the
committee TO be appointed Two members from
each council district and one from the present
borough OF the Bronx to represent the Indie.
pendence Hall Democracy in any and all matters
requiring action until the next meeting OF our
Executive Committee, and We recommend that,
subject to tho condition above named. tho COM
mlttee agree to q date for our county convention
which Will accord with tho views OF tho repre-.
sentatiyes OF those organizations which opposed
the candidates OF Tammany Hall in the munici,
pal election or 1894"
In accordance with the resolution the follow.
Alfred 4. AGkert. Commissioner Theodore w.
Davis, William y. LOew, lsadore ID. Morrison,
Frank W. Campbell. AdOlph ltentz, Ruaolph
Bolh,, Commissioner Ernest Haryier and Phiiip
Hirschkind.
Some OF the Cts reiterated yesterday thai
they were likely to nominate Seth Low at any
moment. with or without his consent. aud The
Republican leaders continued TO grImly remark
that the great Republican party never
had, been, and cert tinly would not nov
pabiieanS Who have plotted Constantly "a II,
| overthrow"