The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-07
GEORGE WANTS THE STAR.
TO TRY TO GET nj DEMOCRATIC
EMIL EN-.

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Comptrollership Onered TO Dayton. and
District AttorneJshtp TO pIcIntyre-C. y.
Henry george was able to attend TO as much
business and to see as many political friends
yesterday as II no hadnt drunk lavender water
OUT OF a smeLlhg salts bottle ior Whiskey alter
ne hao maze mis- speech accepting the nonina-
ZION TOT mayor at cooper Union on TUESDAY
night. Nothing that transpired at his head
quarters curing the whole DAY interested Mr..
george SO much as the suggestion that his party
would DC recognized as the regular democracy
and receive permission from the state Com
mittee TO use the Democratic emblem, the single
black star.
MT. george had no Thought that mis- tlcket
would 20 recognized as the regular Democratic
ticket until some OF his advisers reminded MIN
OF the Tact that the platform adopted at the
Cooper Union meeting is the only one thus far
promulgated which reafiirms the principles OF
the Chicago platform and pledges allegiance to
the party OF Bryan. Mr.. Georges attention was
again called to the telegram sent to him by ca.
Walsh. Secretary OF the National Democratic
Committee. MIR. Walsh's telegram read:
There is no Democracy save the Democracy OF the
Chicago platform. whoeverh has the charge and keep
ing Of the principles OF the Chicago platform is and
must of necessity he the regular Democracy. In New
York city that charge seems to rest with the orsani-
cation supporting Henry George, and as I see the stu
alton at this distance. were in New York / should
o'e NV 0'A ~ ~
This telegram was said by Mr.. Georges friends
to mean, If it meant anything, that the National
Committee favored recognizing Mr. Georges
ticket as that OF the regular Democracy, and
VI Pu''t"s ' i" "a" p0"
of independents or irregulars. The more
this was discussed the more enthusiasm
IL eVokeu' II was many ueclueu 10 appoint d
op Si present IL the s claim upo OF ths Georse folks for
r.cosnition n . m. REGULAR Dsmocr.cv tovotber
with a demand N N for the right to use the
Democratic emblem. II the state
gives them no satisfaction, the George folks say
they will take the matter to the National Com
mittce, from which they are sure they will OBJ
tain recognition. II the state nmi should
recognize the Single Takers claims. all the
Tammany nominations would be void.
The committee having in charge the oomple-
ton of the rest of the George ticket worked
until long after midnight last night look.
49, r nnitrina - S,hnen,r,t,oa.
ing tor q uhityihs iorce' sueeommiItees
scattered all over the city early yester-
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that poesloie oandidate. Inc Democratlo
lowers insisted that, after Al names were oonsid.
erea; that OF Charies " DAYTON. thrown aside
by Nj. CROKER In the race OF demands OF very
many members OF iallineny HAL that he should
De nominated TOT Mayor on the N ticket;
would DC the strongest That could be selected
Tor Comptroller. Boiton Hall declined to per
mt hls name 10 DC considered tor inc
once, and, IL was found. Elliot Dan.
forth was an impossiointy. as he ID
q resident OF Chehanso county. ,Ihe nentlon
OF Mr.. Dayton g name ABOUT the headquarters
was enthusiastically RECEIVED. A committee
was sent to see him; what answer the com
miItee got rom MAJ. Layton c9uia noL oe iearnea.
II was said his answer might DC made pubic TO-
day.
Another committee composed OF ten George
men. with Edwin II. S4riey as CHAIRMAN;
waited uE Upon j. Sohn r; Melntyre AND IT. tsndeTed
nag a string 70 II. however. M. Mcihtyre was
told that the George hosts were for him to "A man.
but, II he accepted their nomination; he must
not accept a nominaiion at the hands OF ram
many hali. Nj. Mcintyre assured the commit.
tee Of his profound appreciation of the honor,
ana told the committee he would consider the
matter.
Yesterday afternoon MT. mcintyre sent a let
Ter TO MI; curiey. again thankihS hlm ior me
3ner maze 70 MN, out deciarlhg thet air. nc.
1ntyre could not accept the nomination on the
terms on winch II was maze. he told Mr.:
nurley Ihat ne hau peeh a iIe'ions memoer OF
Tammhny, Hall, had been OFTEN honored by that
organization; ana mat a. TINS crisis ne c9uld
not think OF doing anything which wouid ap'
pear 10 snow MN a traitor 70 ialninahy. W TN
out any stipulation or condltlon ne would nave
been glad 70 accept inc George nomination.
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