The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-24
TO FORCE SHEEHAN'S HAND.
BRYANITEs ExAsPERATED BIZ HIS
EMPTY PROMISES.
They Decide to Exact n Fair ana square state
ment a. TO where amman Stands ON the
Chicago Platform ana tho MnyornitJ-A
acnnrnIn 1IrLni ncnenha on tho ncnly.

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square ar 81, S'"'S @"tr",, 10 r ,o M"vn' md rI", om ;h ,'s snh'
% iec, 70 Of 'r tho record record of its Mny FORA candidate,
as well Us its attitude toward tho question OF
n,rnIainai n,ynnrsbIn NJ s,rcc, railway fran.
nn".ns Tt,o nan,oora,,o AT,,nno ~ tho Groator
New York, which includes representatives from
most of the Bryan ORGANIZATIONS In the new city.
held n meeting last night nj which the Following
resolution was adopted
Resolved That a conference committed composed
of two representatives from each organization am.
"a. II sn, s,,,"".o :, pp o .nn,m,.so." :,
u" oon.e :" u Sev.sHi "un,'nn. oornnn,aoa ~ ~
the Greater New York as TO the action the Dcmoc.
racv vim ,atc in tho nrcsent munic,pa, caupaiop
and lay VI before the regular smu democracy our three fold
''a,emSn' o, tn. basic principles Of this campaign ca
next Monday evening.
The three basic principles of the campaign re-
ferred to woro explained by Charles b. Slower.
tho secretary OF inc aliiahce' TO DO; The Chi
ton Of franchises. particularly street railway
franchises and rho nomination NJ n man for
""u u vi u hiah ~
Mayor whose past record. and especially the
III, -
VIII assure tho people that no Will do
oil in his power to live up to the
other two principles. Tho organizations already
represented In tho Democratic Alliance are tho
Peoples party, the Progressive Democratic
League, the Kings County Democratic League,
the Peoples League. the Germnn.Amcrican
Double Standard Club, tho Bryan Free Silver
League, and tho Democratic leagues OF the Six
tenth and Twenty.hrst Assembly districts Of
in,ro county ayr, A nnrlJ,n ~ n,l1,
IL tho President.
At a meeting last night there wero present
delegates from the Young Democracy, tho
United Democracy and the Timetable League.
All these leagues comprise in their membership
a score or more of smaller BRYAN organizations.
The delegates from the Progressive Democratic
League admitted last night are connected with
the Saunders wing of that organization. A del.
eRation from the Tammany faction of the
League, headed by Jimmy Oliver and Walking
Delegate Donnelly, tried to get in, but they were
informed that they were considered as Tam.
many emissaries and admission was refused
them.
In speaking of the attitude of the Alliance
Secretary Stone said:
Remember, we are not an anti.Tammany
Organization. We will he with Tammany nro.
wiling she sticks to her Democracy"
Vice-President John Honey OF tho Demo-
cratic League answered the question "a to what
would be done should Tnnman forsnke her
Democracy.
1.-The Democrats NJ this citv are uo;ng to vote
on what ticket he "a nominated" MIR. Honey
limited that they might have IN vote for one IN
the Populist ticket.
The leaders of the radical BRYAN Democrats
who are standing consjstcntly On tho Chirago
platform begin to realize that it ia useless for