New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
GAYNOR WITH GEORGE.
MAY PRESIDE. At NEXT WEDNESDAYS
MEET sc.

cuArNcrY , nLAcN. PRESIDENT ~ TIE 81
TtoN,L ASSOCIATIONS uT DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
WRITES LETTER or ENcorENGEMENT
rho rcro,, which appearcd in some Of the after
nnon neyyspapers yesterday that Justice taYn"l
Lad ,xprcssed ANNOYANCE that he should nave
heen announced to preside at the George meet
ing IN the Academy II Music. Brooklyn OF
Wednesday night next was not credited AZ 'h
Union Squarc headquarters yesterday. l"'" -,
Johnson Willis j. Abbot and other m'mneiS ~
nv. can,noien Committee said that the n"gota-
tons looking I" The Justice presiding ~
Wednesday nights meeting had been Iet' Gu
,ireIv IN the hands OF the Bro klyn commit"
Henri George himself. VIII. in order I" Keep WI
.loso.t touch with his committee. has taken
anaYtments in the Union Square Hotel d'''ar'"
Yesterday: IAN | can say regarding Justice
c.vuor js that while dining with Mr.. DAYTON
laet night at Delmonico's Mr.. Dayton INFORMED
mo that he had had 2 conferenc" with Justice
,a,uor who had assured him that my cahn'
da~, would nave his Dustce Gaynors) supp"''
and approval I understand that the comM''''~
will ask him to preside At next We1neS'"H :
meeting in Brooklyn. and that II MS 'ns"e
nents permit Justice Gaynor viii undoo"'"'
consent"
MFR DAYTON. Mr. Johnson and Mr. George
were in consultation for over two hours !eS'e'
day afternoon. Afterward Mr. Johnson sa'i
that only subjects of a routine character ma"
been discussed Mr. Johnson VIII prooapN
leave here for Cleveland Ohio. to-day TOT '"e
nnrpose Of registering but will return al ohce
to New-York
NO COMPROMISE. SAYS GEORGE
When spoken TO yesterday about the rumor
that there was a possibility or conP'o'"'9'
hetween Tammany and the Jehersonian pei'"C
racy, with ". j. Bryan as the mediator "e'"''"
the contending factions. Mr.. George Sa'"'
"rhere ara no factions in the Democratic
party Of New-York City STAND LOT 'ne ''",
sonisn Democracy. which is the regular Demo'-
-..,. .nd - Mr. Croker chooses 10 withdraw
and 60 back to England have no oh1ecuons
,n.y A,e HIT 7 shall never resign under any
circumstances nor listen TO any talk OF COM
promise" .,,.o,
n. Martin Williams. Of st. Louis Mo. arrived
here Yesterday to help along the George cam,
patrn. He is a fluent speaker. ana mas peen
on the stump since stephen A. Douglas I'd" io'
President in 1850. He says that he maze ho'e
speeches for Cleveland than any other lndi''oua'
speaker, and that he regrets IT,
He declared that he would receive nothing Tor
his services here. the singe-taxers or 81. Louis
having nroyided him with railroad fare he as
Stunning all other expenses.
MIR. BLACKS LETTER.
Tho following letter. which Henry George and
the Campaign Committee value highiv' was ~
ceved Yesterday from Chauncey r. biacK' eN-
I,ieutenant- Governor Of Pennsylvania ana
president of the National Association OF De'''o'
cratic Clubs:
MY Dear e; mr. accident in New-York politics lead
ing M to your nomination and last night NIL gd
ing see son that b sHu he s' ec,ed Mayor or not such
a campaign as you will make. and such VOC
;n yS9 g s,a,d pO AND T Of the World FAN
10 reach lmmedltely the powSr %ni To- naakind
You will fail only TO rise again more pc, emf man
ever before Ike Jefferson 'h ana ssa YOU viii lie
around il With unbroken and growing hosts until
Your election would mark new era Of fresh
hope for popular nj v6nr ga ns
ofe some of the darker problems of our social and
political e it Mould Pat nfm N 10 GOOD results
With devout good wishes for you a ,n Tor thess
higher S and He 1enr things {aq a'HH P Ba
\ vigorous campaign will be carried on from
now until E,e ton Day in the ranks OF or
eanized labor. and every trade in the city WILL
it is averred. organize George campaign clubs
JIMMY" o'BRIEN SAD.
lanes O'Brien said 10 Tribune reporter who
saw him at the headquarters OF the United
Democracy yesterday that he regretted very
much the turn which the George movement had
taken and added that, as a result OF the
DEVELOPMENTS in the last week. the principles
enunciated in the Chicago platform had received
a serious setback. Later in the day the fol-
lowing statement issued by the organza-
ton signed by Henry Nichols the president:
The United Democracy was organized by men
who believe that the maintenance of the Chicago
platform by the Democratic party is essential 10
Tho preservation OF political institutions. They
are In alignment with the Democracy OF the rest OF
The Natjor outside of the city of Newly ork. The
nripcples they advocate will control the next Demo
cratic convention.
This organization Is the only one that is made
nm of men who voted for W. j. Bryan last fan and
who truly support the Chicago platform now. Its
ticket has been nominated and Notwithstanding the
fact that its nominee for Mayor has deserted.
TO consort with monoposts gold Democrats and
disgrunted Republicans. and that others have
fallen away ticket Will remain in the field. and
we shall still maintain the principles We know 10
he essential to the maintenance of free government
and which believe will be successful in the next
National election
Yesterday Mr. Dayton rented a suite OF apart
,nents in the Albemare Hotel. which he will use
a. his headquarters He will open these head
quarters tomorrow morning.