New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
LEADERS ~ CONFERENCE,
NrssRs. PI.ATT. ODELL AND QUIGG AT
STATE COMMITTEE HEADQUARTERS.
PROSPECTS FOR ELECTING AssEMBLYMEN
DISCUSSED 80 QUIGG ON MAZETs
CHANCES - CAPTAIN GOD
nARD.s PROPHECY


Senator Plat g. r. Oden. r.. chairman Of the Re-
publican State Committee and Lemuei H. Su,ss'
president OF the Republican County Committee
had an hour OF earnest conversation together yes
.erdav afternoon IN the headquarters or the state
Committee in the Fifth Avenue Hotel MI poeu
and Mr. Quigg told Senator Plat what they Khe"
about the prospects FOR electing a majority oil inc
Assemhlymen on November 7. No predlctohs Ws'e
given out 70 the press later. Mr.. Odell ana hr'
Quigg will make their prealc'o"S sumo '''0
week. 49,.
Somebody started report that Senator flatt
and Mr. Oder had advised Mr. Qugg not 10 Keep
I'D a controversy with Mr.. Croker IN the news
papers That contradcted Nr. Vmss Ha'u ne
told Mr. Ode that Il was a mistake L" A"N'S'
Mr. Croker TO keep his mouth shut in the cam
paign. for the Mr.. Croker talked the more
Republican votes would be cast in the election
As TO the XIXth Assembly Dstrici MT. Quigg
said that he expected Assemblyman Mazet would
carry the district by about lao majority Inc
Tanmany leaders. he added. had been boastmg
that they had secured colonization OF about 10"
Democratic votes in the district. In addition 70 the
ordinary Democratic vote II had been ascortaned'
MI Quigg declared. that the colonized vote amount
ed to no more than 1885, and before election state
ment would be published giving the correct names
and addresses Of the colonzed voters together
with Information about their occupation ana chaI
acter Warrants for their arrest would be Issued
he continued and not more than 100 OF them would
dare 10 appear at the polls. The colonization ne
said had Disguised several hundred decent Demo-
Gratis in the district. and they would vote for Mr.
Mazct one prominent Democrat OF the district
who had been intending to vote for Perez NJ
Stewart went 10 the headquarters OF Inc hepup-
lican County Committee yesterday ana saii ne
could not stand the dirty work OF the Iamndhy
managers and would vote for Mr.. Mazet lie gave
"A check for 500 to help Mr.. MazctS canvass.
Thomas j. McManuS. tho kepunlcan tanulIdte
for Assembylnan IN the NNlltn Dstrct. was dl
County Headquarters yesterday AFTERNOON alu Ss'l
DE- would carry the district sure. Hr never mas
failed 10 carry the district when D." mas run ~ Il
union candidate against Iammany Han eahdl-
date. ,.-.... rr..1
quarters and said he expected that the lalnindIls
greatly II not overcome. az the election lammahy
Hall leaders are becoming afraid Of Captain Cod
dard's popularity I'm the district iouce aPlall
Delaney went 10 the Democratic cub the otnei
evening and told Mr. Croker that Captain H22adaIu
would capture the votes Of all the Young leIno-
Gratis In the district II can hardly keep rom S!N
ing my help. I Ike him so we'll SAID the ponce
+hev tell story I'm the XXth District TO the
effect that on a recent evening when CAPTAIN ,'"u-
dar sent 10 the police station for permission 20
Sc, off some fireworks in front of place where ne
was TO hold a political meeting captain, Dridlc.
said 70 the messenger. Tell Captain Goddard that
he can do anything he wants, from InurHer Ho"H'
and the police will protect him ,.
There were Republican open air meetings ldsl
night I'm several Of the Assembly districts no tyTr
were nearly doe such meetings IN INC NNISe
Assembly District.