New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
NAMES THAT WOULD BE EXCLUDED.


The resolution passed by the committee yes
terday, if followed, would strike from the list
the names OF Mesgrs. Peabody, Low, Nissen'
schleren. Goddard and Knox. Colonel Ogden
was asked why the name of Controller Coler had
not been placed on the list. IN view Of the in
dorsement Of the Controller by the Kings Coun-
~ Citizens Union convention on Tuesday night,
but he declined TO make any reply.
II was said by Colonel Ogden that the names
Of ex-Mayors Cooper, Hewitt, Grace and Ely
had been excluded because of the age OF the
and because none of them desired nomlna-
ton to any office. The names Of Charles w.
Dayton Gustav H. Schwab and Charles S. Fair
child were taken from the list by request. Mt
Fairchild sent a letter asking that his name be
not considered and friends OF Messrs. Dayton
and Schwab asked for similar action on their
names.
Soon after the Committee of Eighteen began
its session yesterday afternoon a committee OF
six from the Hungarian Anti-Tamma ny
Association appeared and asked 20 be heard
William Blau the leader Of the delegation. pre-
sented TO the Committee Of Eighteen an address
declaring that the association should be repre-
sented in the enti-Tammany conference because
there are 10000 -Hungarians in the
city. and 10000 OF them were voters. They
could not be classed as Germans. They had no
ticket to offer, the address declared. and all
they wanted was that the men selected TO ad-
minister the affairs of the city should be liberal
and broadminded men, careful and solicitous for
the personal liberties of the citizen ut is un-
derstood, however, the address said that we
co not make the glass OF beer the basis of such
personal liberty The delegation received a
respectful hearing. and the address was taken
under consideration.
Then delegation from the Tilden Club was
received. In the delegation We're H D. Hotch-
Kiss, Robert E. Daley, James r. Ely, George A.
Heaney and W. A. Barth. They asked that the
name Of Edward NJ. Knox get careful considera-
uon. They advocated his selection and gave
their reasons
SOME TALK OF PHLIBIN.
1t was learned after the meeting that several
members OF the Committee of Eighteen spoke
warmly in praise of District Attorney Philbin
as likely candidate for Mayor. and that con-
SIDERABLE favor was expressed for Edward NJ.
hhox and John De Witt Warner but the com
Hiittee took vote that would show decided
preference for any man on the tentative list.
ihe Committee Of Eighteen. II said. would
nave no voice in the selection OF a candidate
'or District Attorney. but some of the members
VI the committee were said to be in favor of the
specal Sessions for District Attorney and for
- le nomination Of AIr. Philbin for Mayor. Some
,-s.oers ers OF the committee said that at the
s-eeuhg to-day the discussion OF candidates for
Sssof Ssf would be continued. but it to be
auolea II any choice Of a candidate would be
- tue Today IL was possible, they said, that
committee would content itself with the
sl,oinInenoation OF two three men avail
IT, candidates for Mayor, and let the Anti
se..hihafy Conference choose by vote the candi-
.h hte 10 he nominated. The recommendation of
F7O. he final in rpvs
is said IA 'io' DC iiiiai Al any event. =
., ,-Hsiloers OF the committee said yesterday that
hds not true that any man dominated the
- 1l1ttee One Of the members said
t.A--eutenant-Goyernor Woodruff in his speech
r.le me general conference at the Citizens
,bst headquarters on Monday night. declared
"a - no one would dominate the committee If
coulq help Il. He said in these words: SO
az. a. am concerned, gentlemen, and so far
ds,e party represent is concerned. no candi-
go VII De considered that does not have the
rssS.esal OF the Citizens Union That is what
neiseehant-9overnor Woodruff said and he
So Win authority. AS Everett p Wheeler
r5Ia,ih ~ ms speech Tuesday night at Cooper
ci.,h, the organizations have deferred to the
eis Union all the way through"
coLER NOT TO BE SMOKED OUT.
- was reported after the meeting Of the COM
Ste Yesterday afternoon that the resolution
nr'esslng the opinion that an independent
saocfat OF Manhattan ought to be nominated
"sof was intended to dispose of Seth Low
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