New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
WORTH MAKES A PROTEST..
ur p1sAPPROvEs PRESIDENT QuIGGs
RULING.

-nyr RANKS OF THE PARTY sRcV-p BE OPEN
TO A11~-No HOPE. HE DECLARES FOR
A srRAIcHr-oUT CANDIDATE.
I co,rtv Clerk Jacob Worth. Of Brooklyn. is ap-
S.ren,ly sincere and much IN earnest In MS
K..,re for a union OF all anti-Tammany elements
II tho coming campaign. He thoroughly disap-
y-oves Chairman Qu,gg's ruling against the
srrolment in the Republican organization OF
,,,.nbsrs Of the Citizens Union. The Kings
county leader yesterday gave out the following
statement on the subject:
,ovo read Congressman Qu!ggs address on the
rSanza,on naTg Of the Republican district associa:
NewIoTs & cy ssy TS %as sss Somewhat la amazed
at Of me propositions he ad ,1 DOWN from So5n
ne Gt HS'Ss IN broosn srS OF Sod e
the execution Of some Of his IDEAS and doubt II
e sssess snsS say this With reference 10
proposition debarring members Of the Citizens
I'm from atiliating with the Republican organ
Ia SSonnecton with this IT is to be remembered IN
ean party in New York County represents some.
less than % per sen' s Of h ee pos UH.eI s
Ser What is selfevident therefore Is that 90 per per
s s Ss ssss by bS of
pendent political proclivities and oy cnmmen;
IpSesessary Ins They demonstrate that Mr. ouiggs
position untenable If the men who nase ,sd con; n
that Of the RpHbcan party for m the 0t
bringing about the nominaton EI al an cuTp mem.
Sership in the Republican organization. and II the
RegSeSSan WSo are ad.ed into party
then those candidates would poll not mere ihan an ec Spe.
tton day believe this be fair deduction fP the
nf sar as nG Sls @
Ss5 aq HpaSean aS
and will support nominee Of that kind. Wheiner
h. be pu, forth by the Republican Sy ar SH
the Independents alone, -, , ,,. ro,n
i secssa & ssa n ssa1 sappdoh ha he ?R
Hal is that who receives the comoineq S- inuSS
ana BY sef as have be-
ieye could not result IN other than iailure AS 10 ~
the the S6anSfS SoiaTs Of 81 R evenly
tween the parties and that one,nas Oh nTar rae
iSa these Conditions which liberal the ,1de,
pendens the letter could not defeat the
Se St propSron Of those Republicans who are mem,
bers Of the organization ana tnat tnossIbe is Of fui
Republicans 70 be permitted oSeS to SscHme fsas
ef the Czens Union without saGpGing tersl
raran bai is there for Democrats to as
sst l0cay IinSnp 81 p0ih abu the
unioH tT SHa Of Voters in opposition me party Of the
majority IN Greater York? IL ongnd 70 for oe M
%nsE ISGdsjoH woud Sa become f the RePubcan
Ssd Wits no ndependen rdisr oreanz
doors should be thrown vide open 10 n; a'n The me
Sous De EXPERIMENTATION should be the last to put
m obsiace in the way of an indepenaemJ, ,ohu h,
sn 0o.ss the 'ne ssdr Who has united
upon by all the Independent ese1s ,n1nrs mat candi.
date whose makes the I be,nP Is The
pari OF ri'e ~ any rate represents the majority
Of %a1oe'yx; i6e Voters Hr on on municipal AFFAIRS
Tn ran,v 70 the question whether the Repuo-
,ca, convention would be likely to indorse the
candidate OF the Citizens Union and other IN
dependsnt organizations. Mr.. Worth said
No mater what the leaders Of the organiSation
cdrvn1on OF ,n1 viii certainly nominate ndorse the
candit,ate for Mayor who has been agreed upon Dy
ali the independent organizations ,.,o ,,,
The Kings County Republican organizaa,i0,n VII VIII
enroll any voter. no mater Wna. ms hnnnr,o
member OF thl organization. Yes, that applies to
men who have been Democrats II he deela5es acc
publican Organization and to support It's candi, IN,
dates in the future the doors viii be thrown % vide wide
Sansation and has resulted in Brooklyn having
50 prOporon Of Repybca1Ss S on the Tols
vote is greater in New-York than In Brooklyn on
sson ,sT IN d rodRy 5Rf vGs than the river which
shows either tha; the enrolment here is aGtuaty
e IN Brooklyn than by New-Y6rk Republ
cans.
Asked whether the Citizens Union would be
likely to nominate any candidates except for
Mayor he replied:
1t Is my opinion that they ought to be well salts, =
fed TO have the Republican convention nominate
vided he is agreed upon by all the independent
organizatons When Il is remembered thnt 20 pey
candidate must come from the Republican organi-
zat,on 1t Is be expected that the outside organ
n saas T oP the inc oSer 1t
would be their interest to do so rather than 10
S The 5harser 4enst Of ere
mcnt. u is composed of parts OF charters OF INC
|
certainly snould be nothing done on the par. Oh tne
by insisting upon nominating candidates for other
once when II is remem6ered that tne h the
party in order TO perfect the charter including the
Governor Of the State The members OF the Board ara
Assembly also must act in harmony with the he
Mayor to secure the benefits which the charter Is
as may be deemed wise or necessary That being h
true. ! think the Citizens Union and the 9tner sre1
making any other nomination. but should accord
70 The Republican candidates the same cordai SUP
por, which they expect from the Repuphcah VI
saa.zatioAs for the candidate for Mayor.
Congressman Quigg was back in New-York
ron Washington Yesterday.
What do you think of Jacob Worths inter-
view? ne was asked.
We'll" he replied with a laugh, "tt doesn't
maze much difference how he expresses himself,
because we are all in favor Of union ticket.
and believe In getting together all the elements
which opposed to Tammany Hall Mr..
Worth's views must be considered in this light.
He is for union ticket; so am 1; so are all good
Republicans. l cannot conceive OF Mr. Worth
as assuming any other attitude.
What Mr.. Worth says about Joining the Re-
publican party in Brooklyn is precisely the de-
Sire and wish of the Republican party In New
York We want everybody who favors Repub-
lican principles to Join with US and aid us In up
holding Republican government which is hon
est government everywhere, whether in the Ma
ton. the State or the municipality"
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CASH REGISTER COMPANY FILES SUIT.
Trenton. N. j.. July (specaD.-The National
Cash Register Company Of Dayton, Ohio. has filed
suit In the United States Court here against Ed
wa.is q Vreeand grocers "a Paterson. y. j. Ed
WARDS & Freclsnd use a Globe Cash Register. which