The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-27
AFTER NOMINATING TRACY
REPUBLICANS WILL APPoINTA CON-
FERENCE COMMITTEE,

inE-CIty Convention Will Not Approve
u,ro,,,, s.,,,ea
~
Manhattan conference SITS Six "o"rs.
The final conference of the militant Republi-
cans Of Greater New York before the CITY Con-
yent,on which "a IN .ssembIs in Carnevio Hail
at noon ON Tuesday. was held at tho Hotel Man.
haitian ve,terdav. The conference began at 10
o'clock in tho morning and did not break up
until 4 in the afternoon, Those present were:
D.,
DENT Iemuei "a ouiVr' National COMMITTEES
man Frederick S. Gibbs. Edward Lnutcrbach.
collector George y. Bluweil, surveyor oi,aSS.
Postnasirr Van Coit' Charles II. MURRAY. and
Jacob NJ. Patterson.
Borough OF Ilmothy L.
walter Il. Atter6ury, State Co,nmitteeman
Andrew Jacobs, Representatives Denis NJ.
Hurley and israel Fischer: and Michael j. Dady.
Porouxh o VI Si " ~ d.euW, Hscb NnRnper,,
President QuiGg presided. In the first place
reports were heard as 70 the bedrock sentiment
OF fepuohcahs IN all the Assembly DISTRICTS
hepuohoahs ana .nelr souhu,n'oney allleS ae-
sired nothing better than to go into bat
tie with Gen. Benjamin +. Tracy as their
candidate for Mayor of Greater New York.
Since Gen. Tracy announced that If in the jude-
ment of the Republican City Convention he
should be nominated he would not resist that
Judgment, the sentiment in his favor, tho
reports said. had crystailized and become
s.onsHr wv s,ronsel. Ni ' sss =. -
according to the reports OF the Republicans
6 mao read snd 1s sno,n n ra% rs, = te, ,Sar N.s 10 t ia mop1S
eu.ss anu ueoiaieu 'rS' 'nes 'Nea y mani,
ss1' t tha% WAS va a., = wA srS. bold s.n ana 1r ,SU m s,onS 10
squarely and firmly upon the St. Louis platform.
and, moreover, believes every minute in the
day hat the Republican party is the party to
give a sound and honest municipal ndministra-
tion to the greater city Of New York.
little or no talk heard about a compromise can
nc, n.s.;s,. ~ . op.snu. ,oiu Sn nu,1;n.s hs
tnat possibly q programme WIZ DO outlined ny
which Gen. Tracy and Seth Low are to ro-
tire and ex-Mayor Frederick A.. Schroeder of
proot,v, mr. .om. o,her sou.Iv ,,rony candi.
dats Do aeseptsd found Ii,,is favor;
dead seninst anV eeompromIse on candtdates'
LOT Inc roason, was e1pimaneIi sna y :, Inc ~ 70 20
RaaDorn,yyI d,yi are nob bs q " az fssspon nnS the Cttiee "a
pTIIpS at TheV echoed SeeS Ihe u uttsem " OF ex..Msayor
Schroeder: \ Low should retire for Sen ssp
lF TSs n GSn; hiaoy F ,a non nGIp M.' Cow M roller lie
d As66e. 4 fi No1 i { ts C9m bpnjiovsd on iba Iuy MA {4 w !
s SbbsEIlsaSsbe be re oUs dew TO % Uniese q letter epal ann o
Ing his uneSriyoeal belief in the sop1ndImoney
81 1875: others Dc demSFred and said. that
Iey S bn r. sound dm 10 eaa ,ss1 6 year sct ne 81 sh1 lsst
Year gss &c Especially peSafIss q. e the e'h heads Of Of al 1.-THE the i nj ieS.
otrohgiy OF the ooin Mr E Iacs me a mepq hsceass
SSsv Tot. q for SG% Mekinl Joy and atfI SOUND aGs p1 money! SsaSS't
because The gold psmo1ratS are entitled nhnir 10
publican aii,ss. MoreoysSE: NJ; Fitch has
bn 11ii inie snmnd I monsy exerv hour in the daXo'
and tho Ger@ans It W as .scsrtained, desired Nj.
d dam : hU %n. de.s1D III .ns tepa aS TO Mr.. >Fpit tnch9ss
neminsti"n. The decisiion viii be made made today.
sionH tbat ,Se R az CIV il Sonvention
shoufd nominate Mr. FITCH. for he reason that
sn5ii liseh 1o a ih. h ms sStd ra DemSSrai,S TRENDS arc
ThS conference paid its respects to Mayor
con Ian NC ~ q ms lesoivtion i,Sorsina
Naror Sirona"s sSni n Istration he adnnteS in
he CIV Convention on Taesdsy. Nearly evefy
mmurred. They not only nemurred. but in as
Courteous isnsusse as possible declared pssr:
empIo.ay onat no s Sijn.n Si,1 Sn, voniion " ND M
thai much less gould a RReepublican City Con.
rscnnptad "u6bp pv tba R.nrbIicsn oraantla.
tion hiI IN s q" ,cc nS dSepMSp Hror strGn9 On
Inc represeh,s1iTnG @, 'ne C0nMiinlnue ai 81 s 11S-
Relieving thai Mayor strong Would recoRnixc
90 resp fsn, ID No. T. S,s eIect I, Mas cnntenSed and
ROM he arsi bomr nr his pei9n he an.
noiint.d cranh Rennhliicons who had no afHfI.
alton With the pnrtv orranilafion' but,
nn n. iont-erv Hwaarss .eaningiv hent On
USmashinp r. ~ Gin2.rs for no other
raaaona Than anita a1ainSt its leaders. Next,
Wayor Strnn, annointed a fns nhI ya1ary ~
n,RSrIsn Han Hrscs nsmncrats tEisrkisr.
~ and o,hers =" oSsce menn'iU,e Ieenjnn in
once nearly $1,000 Tanimanyites. col. War.
tn ~ o Dannrtnnn, bad hem nnst aSmJra.
hs ~ %ss satd hmt So1 Waring shouid
bbaS, hs ole c..a;t ,or tbs raason that
hhe' has Snne The Work binself and
w. O. num "a rssnon ihis
1nr III III 1ya-ins ,b"n 70, IVA ripa was resnonai.
i for o COZ stronei Be.ides' Il Was insIsted.
S J. Mnr , % d ha IN na1 a Sul ~ III S. imrE1 n aptpi IN
eer"elIient ashton and "A one Of lie conferees
nmtit nCnI w. ~ n - no,,d hoxa hasn n fnol or
q eknnaye or both not to have seized the glorious
nnnnr,vni,r NJ his cnrnnnapI" Tho Constant
Sppo' 49, 49, Si~nny,s Police Com.
n," nnct I'm, ,ssioner tho discredita.
y ~, y Sannr"s o,Hca mi tGa nrnfanitv
Of The M a." these and many other matters
cancerninS NJ Stron1 we're unne over. The re-
onest ~ zen CALI Thai the City Convention
inSorso Msynr Strono'a Naturalization was re-.
hhO - Iieyot ~ ~ . th' :"