The sun., 1897-09-30
TRACY WON'T WRITE LOW.
Bur PRIKNDs or THB TW0 MlH
MEET AND TALK UNION.

BCT IRIEND9 OF THB Two AlJ
MEET AND TALK UNIoN.
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The Hon. BENJAMIN +. Tracy, the candidate
for Mayor % Greater New York OF the Republi.
can organization. which last fall cast 290.35s
votes in the Greater New York territory for
William Mckinley. and carried New York eoun-
~ for the hrst time for . Republican Presidential
candidate, started in yesterday to so shape his
legal business as to leave him foot free TO n><ke
. vigorous campaign. Gen. Tracy said that he
had nothing to add to the speech he made in
Carnegie Hail in accepting the nomination. He
received hundreds of kilograms congratulating
him on his nomination and complimenting him
on the wisdom OF his speech.
Il WAS printed in TAE Sun yesterday that
Seth Low had informed the little coterie OF Cits
who surrounded him at his homo on Monday
night that he expected to receive . note from
Gen Tracy on Wednesday appointing q meet
ing, when the two men could talk over the stu
alton. just where Mr.. Low got his information
that Gen. Tracy was to send him such note is
beyond understanding. There has never been
the slightest intention. 1t was ascertained ycs-
terday. on the part OF Gen. Tracy to send Mr..
note or letter has been sent or will be sent to
Mr.. Low.
Mr.. Low. IL was remarked fully understands
the situation He Is thoroughly aware how his
nomination was brought about by tho Citizens
Union, and, moreover, he is familiar with the
action and the sentiments Of the Republican
City Convention which assembled at Carnegie
Hall. 1t was not deemed ad visable yesterday
TO acquaint Mr.. Low personally with the facts
tRh hal olrr. dot afrastf
1t was asceTtained. though, that certain In.
fuential friends Of Gen. Tracy and Mr.. Low Will
Ing on a single candidate against the forces of
Iammany Hall The gentlemen who, 1t is said,
VIII undertake this mission are well aware, 1t
was added, tha: nothing should be left undone
by Which the opposition TO Tammsny Hall with
s1 rs sentiment =, bi can Be- and
friends Of good government should unite.
about the dcaired union" added Gen. Tracy, u
shall rest content, II, however the spirit OF
nomination, .rn to make the fight to the end.
Madsson Mhs Repp6mGsn@ ans @ district leaders met at
dent Quigg presided. The meeting was called
for the purpose Of discussing the candidates for
the Republican County Convention, which is to
meet in Lyric Hall tonight. President Quigg
be organized tonight and then adjourned,
either TO Oct or Oct without making nomi
NeltneT OF LneBe QAte8 was definitely
decided on. but Il was stated that Oct. 8 is the
last day for filing the certificate OF county
ef nna s s
n the deld until tie last moment possible. ss.
was momentarily dropped. Tho Republicans
40 not propose to lose any tactical advantage
the field. they said. the, bands would begin
LED 10 &ffy nna ' HEn Eap' to shoot against Bryan
The candidates for the offices in New York
county are in numbers like the locusts Of
Kepubiican year and that Victory is at hand:
heard every day At Iammsny Han; The Re- e
pose to put on their county ticket dogs Of any
hue yellow or otherwise. but that they would
nominate candidates who would be q credit to
the organization and to the county.
Meknight Renominnted for the AssenbIy.
JAMAICA. n. Y. Sept oh. Stewart Mo.
knight Of Flushing was unanimously nom.
mated for member of Assembly by the Republi.
can Convention here this afternoon He has
served one term in the Assembly. and there was
Mcclellan, Garrett Van Dine. and J. D. Brock
TTE TTaE Of Flushing. and W. A; Jones Jr.. W. E.
maica were chosen delegates to the Judiciary
Convention in Brooklyn to-day.
Chicago Platform Ignored By Greene County
Democratic.
CATsKILL, Sept 29.-At tho Greene County
Democratic Convention in East Windh am to-day
the following nominations were made: For
member Of Assembly, Cyrus Z. Bloodgood of
Hensonville; for sheriff. George Holdridge OF
Catskill; for County Clerk, Sylvester b. Sage OF
Catskill; for Superintendent of the Poor John
Roe Of Greenyille. The ticket is a combination
Of gold and silver Democrats, and the Chicago
platform was ignored.
Gold Democratic Get . Place On tho kentueky
ballot
FRANKFORT. KY. Sept. 29-The National
Democrats fled petition to-day in the Score
tary OF States otfice. and tho party will have
place on the State ballot.
Massachusetts Pops Indorso George Fred for
Governor.
BosToN, Sept. 29.-The Executive Committee
OF the State Central Committee of the People's
party tonight ratified the Democratic State
ticket headed by George Fred Williams,