New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-26
WORKING FOR HARMONY.
.,oxrrRENCE on COUNTY NOMINATIONS
EXPECTED TOMORROW.

WOODRUFF THINKS DIFFERENCES
WILL BE SETTLED BEFORE THE RE-
pr-RIICAN PRIMARIES ARE HELD.
A,,.o- ,ieutenants Of Messrs Woodruff Dady
a .tterbury willoit was reported yesterday, hold
.crference tomorrow afternoon at kepuoncah
'.ao,,arters al Court and Joralemon SITS. TO con-
-.ssr the names OF candidates for nomination for
80 Offices this fall A few OF the Independents
- are not training with the regular organization
-. heard that Senator Plat has instructed
-.n,enant Governor Woodruff TO permit the inde-
-snaeuts 20 name q few of the candidates TINS iaAA
According to the former It is said tha' oena'Oi
plat Is willing to allow the independents 10 naVo
80 District Attorney and the County Clerk Is
-o,cv Is in line with letter which Mr.. Platt SEM
=, Republican IN Brooklyn yesterday. The SEN
,o- stated that he desired all reformers ana soo0
citizens TO work in unity and harmony with .ir
-egulsr organization, so as to insure Ihe u0"ii"'
OF Tammany. 49, As,-o,
- -, 77,ursdav night returned to the noun
,.,,s last night He said that he would not reluI Il
- Rrooklvn until the day OF the primaries. he was
tso n-irned I'D with the Plat idea Of harmony anu
said: 49,. .
We shall make every effort this fall TO enec' a
,,rio- between the Republican organization III
80 -o,,,+y and the independents who are OPP
r,ossd 10 Tarnuany Hall and Willoughoy Suee"
We shall Try 70 name ticket when VIII ne So
$500. - mo n6ependents I believe that the he
-,,bpoa, marty will win In Kings County this IAN
The failure O.: the Tammsny administration prop
.rly TO govern Crea Der New-York has disguised tie
voters All we need is 20 call attention U 'i0
charges made agains: che Democracy by Demo
cratic factions IN order 10 show the real std'e %
affairs and the sort Of government we are ge''i"5-
'I think that the names Of the candidates i0i
IRE county Offices or our ticket while they may oe
discussed in the interval should not he decided
upon until early in September. II is my opinion
that we shall be able to harmony in the ISL
NIIth and XVIII Assembly districts MI AI'ei-
bury lives in the XVIth and believe that no seIl
fight viii be made against his leadershlp' A'1
am sure that Michael J. Dady will WIN out IN the
LIST Assembly District"
Before leaving town Mr. woodruff denied tnat ne
rad had a political conference on THURSDAY nlghl
with Senator Plat at the Oriental Hotel The Lieu
,snant-Governor said that he had gone 10 Manha'-
ran Beach TO take dinner with Senator and Mrs
Plat and that although he had met MT Vuiss'
politics not mentioned ~ ~. -. -
Members Of the Active Republican Club, OF ths
seT,ors n s%oT ~ The renomination az Edward
{ Brennan from the XVIII Assembly Dls I ~,
They pledged him their support. and reqnesseo 1He
the Assembly Convention who would support MI
Brennan for denomination $500,
The Levi T. Morton Club. OF the TWenty-thlrd
Ward. held a lawn party Thursday night on
me grounds Of the clubhouse. at Stuyvesant- ave
aid Decarur-st The lawn was lighted with colored
lanterns Tables were distributed about and the
women served refreshments. There was dancing
and an orchestra furnished the music. The officers
frst vtce-president Lafayette Faycett, second
vice-president, Edmund A. White recording sec
James 2. Pearsan. financial secretary; William
Wentz. treasurer. and Thomas Fisher, sergeant-at-
arms Ex-Governor Morton, in letter or regret
t,ry ed success