New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
WORTHMAYNOT FAVOR WILLIS
WALTER B. ATTERBURY A POSSIBILITY
FOR REGISTER

-,,,~crs IN TIE SLATE FOR COUNTY NOMINA-
TIoNs-CoNTROLLER PALMER FOR SHERIFF
Brooklyn Republicans are not giving 80 much
thought to the Mayoralty nomination 'ha' ."e'
have no opportunity to consider the mountainous
FOR the smaller offices in the consolidated city On
the contrary many OF them are thinking more
about the county nominations than the city HUH
nations and this for obvious reasons
There is no longer discussion in Brooklyn regard
,no the nroner selection for the head Of the ticket
The indications are stronger than ever IN FAVOR OIL
a united DELEGATION for Seth Low. NO other haIie
is heard and the only question regarding the NUM-
ination for Mayor is whether the New loiA ma
chine will finally come around TO MT. WINS "',
Mr. Worth's ways Of thinking and make MI Ho"
nc mination unanimous. II is generally unoers'oou
that the Worth men will be for Mayor Wurster LOT
Controller II the Mayor desires the nomination. ana
there is no evidence thus far that the honor "ouio
be distasteful 10 him.
Sheriff Quilting said uneQuivocally yesterday lha'
he would be willing support the Mayor. ana 'his
means that the entire Worth faction wouio sr'e
their support 10 Mr.. Wurster 1t Is not yet erah'eu
that Brooklyn will DO allowed TO name the CON
troller but the party leaders In Kings County are
trusting 10 Mr. Worth's influence In the CITY con-
vention to secure the second place on the ticket to
a Brooklynte.
Tbere have been several changes In Mr.. worth
slate for the county nominations since his pro-
gramme was first announced. or the TACT may oe
that the first slate credited to Mr.. worth was 10.
made out in official circles. 1t at first said
that Mr.. Worth would favor Commissioner wins
for the nomination for Register. 1t was learned
Yesterday that it will be exceedingly difhcuit II
not impossible for Mr.. Willis TO go into the con-
vention with assurances Of Mr.. Worths support.
On Monday evening n complimentary dinner VIII
he given for Commissioner Willis at the CLARENDON
Hotel Colonel John L. Burleigh, OF the rlrs'
Ward is chairman Of the Committee OF Arrange
ments The invitations to the dinner announce
that II will be given by some OF the COMMISSION
er's friends on the anniversary OF Ills ioiE-n 81
birthday While the dinner may be Dirthoa!
marty IN one sense. 1t is primarily intended as an
occasion for the launching OF MI WINS pooh'
as the nominee for Register. The dinner Will be
largely attended and interesting developments
may be looked for 49,, , .o y,
Mr. Worths county slate nov has Only ,wo 81
name is opposite the nomination for Sheriff, ana
County Treasurer Taylor is down to succeed MN
county % Clerk or Register and It is a;acYlt to learn
the names OF possible nominees. MI worth; az
tWo ' remaining places should be given TO the rae
lion which has recently been opposed 10 MIN Ill
'ns P Tweyntvihird Ward Republican intimated IN
conversation with a Tribune reporter YESTERDAY
that arrangement was likely 10 20 De tbn be prizes
He emphasized bis ~ Wose
laced on the Republican ticket for election either
REGISTER NJ or Wor fou WITH m n51ts with his
Tnrnoer enemies in the party. and will ignore Com
missioner Willis in his plans and have ms deh
Ward leader Mr.. Worth has said that ne wou nd
gladly support Mr. Aterbury for gooo oi" ma foI
looks ET as ,s thS o1 9 The . Tfbnnes nforan,
refused to say whether Mr.. Atterbur! was MN,
self the probable nominee for Register or county