The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-07
NAME A SILVER TICKET.
DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE WILL PUT
N UP IF TAMMANY SHIRKs.

1t Decides to Hold = City Convention Not Later
Than Oct. B-Tho United Democratic Organ
nations Call a Conference with tho Same
End in view-Truax or Knox Wouldn't DO.
Tammany's leaders received notice last night
that their contemplated surrender OF Democru-
tic principles for the municipal campaign will
result in the nomination of n real Democratic
ticket to run on the Democratic platform. This
notilc was in the form Of q resolution adopted
by the Democratic Alliance of the city Of New
York at a regular meeting held at 81 East
! Fourth street. This Is the resolution adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Conference Committee
be authorized to call q convention OF delegates
from all organizations represented in the Demo-
cratic Alliance. to meet not later than Oct. 5,
for the purpose Of taking such action as may be
called for by tho political situation"
The Conference Committee referred to is COM
posed OF two delegates from each OF the organiza-
tions represented In tho Democratic Alliance.
There are twelve OF these, tho members of
which believe that the impending campaign
should be fought out on tho Chicago platform,
and that only men who were ardent supporters
of Bryan and Organism last year should
bo nominated on tho Democratic ticket.
Among these twelve organizations are
the Populist party, the Peoples League. the
: Progressive Democratic League. comprising the
knights of Labor and twenty other Bryan clubs.
and the Kings County Democratic League,
which includes many independent Bryan or
CARNATIONS in Brooklyn. This Is the commit.
tec. of which Moses Oppenheimer was spokes-
man. which called on John C. Sheehan
last week In his capacity as Chair
man of the Conference Committees Of the De-
m moo, a, ,s Of t the Create, ter, New ni.n York XII, It , m"as a m re,
to the effect that the demands of the Alliance
rrypr riding tho platfnrnN had heen prpseutpi
to Mi. sheehan together with a request that
the Alliance be invited to participate in the
General Democratic City Conference and he con-
suited in the making of tho platform. The re-
port coneiuaed win an expression OF nope 'hat
they would be invited TO meet with the General
cpnsas stnHsna ~ s .%a 49,"
Chairman Chair. shssh"n to mss. at tho Hoffman
The report did not inspire the delegates with
the so-called regulars. In fact, SO suspicious
were some Of them of the good faith OF Leader
sheehan in the matter that a resolution
wa, presented providing for the calling
O. a city convention to be held on
SCc ~ NJ roisDr nna pr.stSnn1 o. ,bo Cnpncti'
There was = strong sentiment in favor Of the
SSo oHrpn br q ,arror n,spsio and a tho resolution
aTTS hs ar aSoye was SS siG9pl Hs, IN m ,ss s'S ssainst spcb
eariy a"tion Vas that IN, cbnIcs NJ Food stron1
,a,i,da-a. r,irht ~ ad.,,.d 6na ~ rha
SSe eIs y mis M. % ,hs an tfisncs Sn a nn % s sfsS
Is s rssSv Tn accent any Cd kinS ~ a nom,na.
s sdTo as soon n, I 81 II IVA was n 1endsped' ~ t91 b.m Ins Teat
a. Ieciarea In The ChIcaro niatform' who
Ssisht become oa1sida,s:: arc insers.tsd
organization accept those principles in their
r name + not ahe yoIn wan 70 % 90 90 , fss!f sSs, t I, \. ro II
etthsr N eya5s az renndists me issnea for WHICH
it should stand. before they Win consent to be
the 'reSulars . Ha ssid he knew thai SUPREME
Court Justice Gaynor is OF that mind. and
Worth, While delaying a little Wills. He said the
delay reed not b long sn Sba; . to occasion \. nas SER;
would be be to a]scertaia how the mira n and
would vote on the proposition to reafirm
tho Chicago platform. to be made at the
hieied e. OF several .na1 01 %sm Sa SeP Of t tho s s. fs' c eenn
mittee that it would ignore the Chicago plat
tbs .sD p snd IN hi to s ss1 G Cha the on R"p pnsInsss ss 10
be considers at the meeting is the nomination OF
ne sSsa'I The s del, AZ y who made this arsS Sr emf
said that il would be we'll to amend the resolu.
ton so that Independent action might be taken
; ; % sn{ time III, fft ssv the rs %ssii1S tS Ss a shs s,H.e Of f9 tRe
Fo Enothe ersa rssoiation and nSo In,s" Was last cong night pro-
yided for the removal Of tho alliance to more
prs'sn,lGS: hS. dSg".i,s III 10 Wat &Gst TTT sT9s' 45a
banner OF the Alliance will be- iunR to the
broeEe there this week, and the regular meeting
Another Resolution PROVIDED for a campaign
eech nrronio.tIor ranrcSented In The aIiiancs
the members to be Chosen by tho confoderated
! orsanizations w.
: question Of holding a State convention and the
> Jndrn Of III. Court Of InpesIs had also been dis.
a cussed, as ii is desired to have q complete ticket
8 nm the ofici.i ballot
!, we also made ARRANGEMENTS" he said. "to
hold three great mass meetings in Cooper Union
= in the interest NJ the nrinciplea We Adj voCate
! and the osndidstes we nominate. should we
be- forced to put q ticket into the field.
t nown. with a view To- securing them to address
these meetings. The subjects OF The three talks
a viii he .Trnsts .Nnnicinl OWnershin and
. Operation OF Franchises.' and Government By
. In innctioDi
a MT NV Ina asksd bov Injunction can bscoms
An iasue in this camnsipn' Tnmmnny will find
out II IL nominates Judge p. Henry Dugro FOR
D Nayor We viii onnosa him because he is,ucd
r m iniunction asainst nick etinR witch re-.
suited in the destruction OF o most
xorthv labor or1a n,zatinn The Journsv.
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