New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
DEMOCRATIC HELP SCRE:
NATIONALS IN BROOKLYN WILL WORK
WITH THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.

Low WILL. HEAD THE TICKET AND J'Sli'H nv
IS LIKELY TO RE NOMINATED FOR SHERIFF
ACTON INDEPENDENT OF THE
CITY CONVENTION
Leading representatives Of the Brooklyn National
Democracy and the Committee Of Fifty held con-
florence AT O'Clock yesterday afternoon In Charles
! Patterson's law ONCE. in Brooklyn 10 consider
lsi OF candidates for the county nominations when
the two bodies will unite In supporting this faii on
n ticket with Seth Low at II. head. The National
Democrats have decided no. TO wait FOR the action
OF their postponed city Convention before annouh'-
ing their supper, OF Low. but they are already
working I'm harmony with the Committee OF Fi!iy to
advance the interests Of Low In every district OF
the city.
The National Democracy was represented at the
conference Yesterday afternoon by Charles J. rat
,erson and Robert H. Roy. and the Committee o'
FiNv by John X. Creeyey and Colonel Wills J..
ogden The county ticket agreed upon viii be
plsced before the County Convention OF the Nation
al Democrats tomorrow evening IN Apollo han, IN
Cour,-.t and will probably be adopted without
opposItion II "a more than likely that Civil Justice
Jacob Neu. hitherto a regular Democrat, VIII he
the nominee OF the Low people for Sheriff. Judge
Men insists that he ~ill BOZ, the Willoughby-st
ticket, and rearirmed yesterday his Intention OF en-
listing in the Low campaign. A leader OF the Low
forces told a Tribune reporter that Judge Neu would
probably get place on the Low ticket II ne "ou'd
take H.
There is not the slightest possibility that ths Com
mitee OF Fifty and the National Democrats will In
dorse any OF the Republican nominees for the coun-
~ offices This Ia not because the Low people con-
slider the Republican nominees personally oblecuoh-
able but because they cannot be convinced that
Mcssrs At,erbury Willis and Roberts and their
counanIons IN the Platt- Woodruff camp did not de-
uhera,ely seu out Seth Low when they Issued their
series Of an,-Low interviews In August after once
appeartng before the public earnest advocates OF
Low The Committee OF Fifty considers that II IL
under no obligations to the wiis-Aiierbury ticket
IN yev OF this seeming treachery 10 their candidate
for Mayor.
The alliance between the National Democrats and
tho Committee Of Firty T. hard and fast. but II does
No. moan that the two organization. will conduct
their campagns from the same headquarters Ns
soon as tho union nominations are made headqlar-
ers will be opened by each party and separate cam
naisns will be conducted The National Democrats
cav they are well satisfied with the outcome of
their CIV Convention Friday night. Although
the convention. they found that the NewYork dele
mon, IN order that they might add TO their strength
hofo,e the TEST vote is taken. The Brooklyn men
ohtoc,ed ~ tho posiponemcnt because they feared
~, in me mean time Tammany might change It's
,irLet and nut up some man VINO would attr1't
moro National Democrats than Van WICK can. and
MS defeat an almost certain prospect that the
GA rlya,lon viii support Low. II there IL no
W IN The Tammany ticket before the National
Hnnnorats hold their adjourned session, Low Il sure
70 carr the convention by safe margin In any
,bsv vii not wait for the C.'y Convention to say
.ha