The sun., 1897-10-10
WARING UP WITH GEORGE.
NAMED FOR COMPTROLLER ON THE
SOCIAL REToLUTION TICKET


Accept To-Dny-He Will Have HIS Friend
Fitch to Bent-Jerome OVEN for Presl-
dent or the Coupcii-rho Deal Completed.
For Mnvor-HESRT GEORGE.
For ComptroiIer-GEuRGE Il. wARING. Jr.
For rresident Of the Councfi-JERoME o'NEiIL.
Thus tho Henry George men completed their
city ticket yesterday. Having already In
dorsed the Cts tickets for this county and
its boroughs and the Mclaughlin local
ticket in Brooklyn, they made the job com.
plete by indorsing the regular Democratic
tickets in Queens and Richmond. BY the
terms Of tho agreement with the Cits,
any candidates substituted by tho Cts for those
already nominated will bo accepted by the
George folks. Col. Warnings nomination was
made to catch the votes Of every body who has
been benefited by clean streets. ONcill is
Financial Secretary of the Central Labor Union
and President of the Papcrhangcrs' Union.
Mr.. George was not around yesterday. 1t was
learned from Henry George. Jr., that his father
was perfectly satisfied with tho ticket from top
to bottom. This news reached the people in
the corridors Of the Union Square Hotel
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
When it was circulated there was lam
guaso used only a little less strong
than that used by the simon.pure Georgeitcs
when they heard of the deal with the Citizens
Union people on Friday night. 1t was COM
monty reported that Tom johnson had engi-
nccrcd the deal with view Of extending his
street railroad lines in Brooklyn and getting u
chance to build some moro lines in this county.
1t was not possible to see Col. Warning yester-
day, but Willis J. Abbott Chairman OF the
George Campaign Committee, said last night
| that he had received positive assurances from
| Col. Waring that he would formally accept the
Independent Democrats members of tho
Democratic Alliance and avowed friends Of
the Democratic Alliance last night to see
what they should do about supporting the
s9Tss o%s Ths Sfowd dGsS
and others the sending of a committee to the
George Campaign Committee to demand the re-
pudistion OF the Cts ticket. 1t was nnally de-
| cided to support Henry George and Col. Waring
and withhold support from the rest OF the ticket.
The United Democracy has decided to keep
its own ticket in the field, with Henry George
at the head. Henry Nichols said Yesterday af-
nominated tho % only Bryan ,Skef
the regular Democracy Francis N. Bixby said
| that he supposed he would vote for Henry
George, but that he would not injure himself
| working for him.
| went into executive session yesterday morning
! they knew pretty well what they were going to
90: DO Inc nay before they had decided 70 offer
| WAS Col. Waring. Both men had been ap-
preached on Friday and asked IL they would ac-
cept the nomination il IL were rendered 10 them.
| Col Warnings reply was:
"Gentlemen. il you see fit to nominate me
| will tell you after the nomination is made
| whether will accept or decline"
| That's all the committee could get out of him.
| Yesterday morning the two names were put in
| nomination. The vote of the committee was
| almost unanimous in favor OF Col. WarnE
| When the vote was declared the nomination
| was made unanimous. Mr.. ONeill for Pres
dent of the Council was decided upon on Friday
night. his nomination being urged by Charles
| Frederick Adams. who, up to tho time OF the
| Citizens Union 6e''l, had been The only rnsi
| spoken of. OF the completed ticket. Mr. Abbott
| had his 10 say last night:
| I'VE have put tick I In the flnld that every
| honest man, every decent man. and every Bryan
| Democrat can support. The principles OF the
| Chicago platform nd OF good government art
| unified in the IT, ket. During the campaign we
expect to have Mr.. George and Mr.. Low on the
same platform pleading. not for themselves. bu,
| for the putting down OF boss rule in our city"
Col. Waring is gold Democrat.