New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-11
SERVE NOTICE ON CROKER.
CHICAGO PLATFORM DEMOCRATS NOT
FOR STANCHFIELD-WOUL NAME
COLER IF HE WOULD ACCEPT
A TICKET TROUBLE
A TICKET TROUBLE.

The Chicago Platform Democracy served uottcs
on Richard Croker yesterday that in case the Dem
ocratic Convention at Saratoga dominates J. B.
Stanchheld or any other machine candidate, or a
candidate whose record in the campaign OF 1893
would have TO be explained the Chicago Platform
Democracy would nominate candidate themselves
The following circular under date OF Albany, Sep
TENDER 6, was telegraphed sent by mail to all
members Of the Executive Committee OF the Chi
cago Platform Democracy in the state:
Dear Sir. Yielding to the opinion and urgent
quest of a number OF influential Chicago Platform
Democrats as we'll as Bryan League county leaders
integral forces were enrolled in the ranks OF the
Chlcago Platform organization, am induced 20
ference az The Grand Union Hotel. Saratoga. at
80 P m. Monday. September 10. on the eve OF
the Democratic State Convention, which Is sched-
uIed for September i.
I sincerely trust that YOU will use your best en-
deavors 10 attend. you value your interests IN
the success OF our party in the State and Nation
Conditions have arisen which threaten party
only the state, blTtiiNattoual ticket we'll Yours
| truly. THOMAS " CANTWELL,
Chairman OF Executive Committee Of Chicago Dem
ocratic Platform Organization.
Norman E Mack, Of Buffalo. and ". l. Brown.
mittee. and JAY ". Forrest. Of Niagara Falls is
| secretary
James R. BroYP, 4RTeSident Of the Chicago Plat
form Democracy OF Greater New-York and chair
man Of the Executive Committee. said yesterday
morning at the Hoffman House: The Chicago
candidate If one is nominated at Saratoga by the
Democrats Neither Will it support a man whose
record IN the campaign OF 1886 will have be
planned What difference is IL whether We have A
Republican machine candidate or Democrats ma
| Democrats OF New-York State demand me norina-
ton or man thoroughly honest, one who supported
with the orya1izs+f11 TO- ose - . OS eOnneGted
machine man. II the Democrats at Saratoga nomi-
the field OF their own We IA, s,o,,b . Is IN IN
rlOr rhar rHaC
combination hatch OUT
M Brown was asked if the Chicago Platform,
Democrats would support John B. StanchdeId Hs
answered No. We Will In the first nIacs
place his attitude in 1896 would need expls sfSnd
and IN the third place he IS corporation IaV-vsr
and Identified with corporations in other resnecfa
Regarding the attitude OF the organization tow
Following 10 saw ' . OF syTaeuSe he had the
CURE or any man like him Due notice win be
row TO Mr.. Croker Senator Murphy David r TfjjI
ana oIner leaders that from 5000 10 50 900 voters in
this State would vote against objectionable csndf-
ballots for William ] Bryan ana ~ o me SSs t1e1E
between the for Bryan and in the vote fo9
vf5nor oS Show 10 ne country Who was responsible
wi WI the chicago Democrats nominate Controller
IF Mr.. Coler would accept the nomination We
would give IL 10 him. the answer.
Chicago Platform Democracy held a conference nIc
Win ex-governor stone. Of the Democratic Ma
day. letter was received In the morning at the
Rem9cratiG state Headquarters from Calvin E
that the COler have big mass meeting with
addresses by David B. Hill. James 4 MCGUIRE
Elliot Danforth and others The suggestion was
telegraphed 10 Mr. Mcguire. chairman OF the Exec
utive Committee. and IL was announced that ne ap-
proved II and said he would carry it into erect
MIR Reach added that the sentiment for Mr. Coler
was so great that II this scheme carried out
the wave of enthusiasm would sweep the Conven-
ton for COler.
Ex-Governor stone was the only member Of the
mittee in the city yesterday. He had q number OF
callers. among them being some BROOKLYN men.
II said that the Brooklyn men tried to have
Mr.. Stone send some message to Saratoga advising
the uOmina ton Of COler Neither Mr.. Stone nor
his callers would talk when afterward-