New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
DADY FOR c. Z. MAN.
orHFR MEMBERS OF REPUBLICAN CITY
COMMITTEE SEEM TO AGREE
WITH HIM

,rha citv committee OF the Republican party
has been called TO meet at the Murray Hill
,yoeuu on August 30 at $50 p M, for the
,nrnose OF issuing a call for city convention
,o- rbe nomination of Mayor Controller and
president OF the Board of Aldermen. There will
be meeting of the executive committee of the
Republican City Committee at the Fifth Avenue
uotel in the afternoon, at which the call Will
he formulated TO submit to the city committee
sef ratification.
The meeting of the Republican County Com
rottee Of New-York County has been called for
August p al $50 p m. at the United Charities
Ruildng for the purpose of issuing call for
conventions for the selection Of a county, AS
seubly and Aldermanic ticket There Will be
O meeting Of the executive committee OF the
Republican County Committee at No. l Madison
eouare for the purpose of formulating the call
70 be presented TO the county committee in the
evening for adoption. The executive committee
meets in the afternoon.
These meetings were decided on at a general
conference of leaders. held last evening at No.
I Madison Square. There were two conferences
One embraced all the leaders of the different
connties in the city. and considered the calling
of the city committee. George H. Roberts.
cnairraan of the city committee. presided at this
conference which began late in the afternoon.
Among the leaders present were Robert {. Nor
-is president of the Republican County Com
mittee: William H. Ten Eyck, chairman OF the
executive committee Of the Republican County
committee of York; Walter B. Atterbury,
NJ the Kings County Republican Committee;
Joseph Simonson. Of the Richmond County Re
publican organization, and ]. E Van Nostrand,
Of the Queens County Republican organization
Among others present were Michael J. Dady and
Naval officer sharkey, Of Kings County. and
1le
Croft of Manhattan
Mr Ten Eyck after the meeting said that there
was no discussion Of candidates ror the city
ticker No names were mentioned by any one
The feature of the conference was the meeting
NJ tbe leaders of the two factions as represented
in Brooklyn by Dady and Atterbury. After the
meeting President Morris OF the hepublIcdh
organiZation of NeW-YOrk County refused 10
dsclss what had taken place. Mr.. Ten Eyci
could not say when the city convention Would
take place. but thought II would De peI"fe the
city convention Of Tammany-
the city organization Chairman Ten Eyck calied
a meeting of the Republican County Executive
Corrnittee in an informal way Then The call
for the county committee was discussed. II
was stated that no candidates or dates OF "ll-
ventions We're discussed.
ence if he agreed with Senator Platt that an IN
dependent Democrat should be chosen as canul-
date by the anti-Tammany forces tor Mayor
IF that is satisfactory to he Citizens Cnion
yes.' he said. L am in favor Of any good man
that the Citizens Union faVors. There VIII De
no trouble about the candidate.
Mr. Dady was asked if 1he Republicans OF
Kings County would have a union ticket for
Assembly. county and Aldermen
certainly" he replied. We Will have union
ricllet an the way through in Kings and I VIII
win There is no use having the head OF the
ticket union and the remainder partisan. The
way to beat Tammany is TO unite forces 81 he
way through, and that is the way II VIII De
done"
Nr Atterbury. Mr.. Ten Eyck AMI the others
were for any the anpi-Tammany confelrees
agreed on. The members 10 the conference
seemed to lay stress on The influence and desires
Of The Citizens Union organization Many were
like Dady. in that they paid good deal OF
Difference TO the wishes Of the Citizens Union
in particular and the anti-Tammany confeTrees
in general so far as shaping the ticket was
concerned.
The city committee viii set the date OF the
CITY convention after the date Of the meeting OF
the anti-Tammany conferrees, and will postpone
the convention if there is delay in the confer
ence. The same thing will be done with the
other conventions. The conference committee OF
the various organizations will at their meetings
try 10 harmonic the dates Of all the conven-
tions in order TO prevent conflict.