New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
THIRD BROOKLYN TICKET
If LOJC VII Not Head 1t Demo
Crdt MGu.

There will be a third ticket in the field ac-
cording to The Brooklyn Citizen" the mouth
piece of the Brooklyn Democratic organization.
This announcement was made editorially last
night. The paper said that the only suestion
left 70 b. settled. -5as as 10 whether the ticket
would be headed by Mr.. Low or some indepen-
dent Democrat should Mr.. Low not consent to
allow the use of his name on third ticket.
When Hugh Mclaughlin and his coterie Of
leaders were asked about the likelihood Of
third ticket. they only replied We don't
know"
The Citizen" said it favored Mayor Low, be-
cause the additional votes would make the de-
feat of Tammany the more certain.
Repeating their declarations of hostility to
Crout and Fornes. Tammany Hall and Murphy.
Kings County leaders yesterday were unable to
say positively whether or not they would at
tend the notification of the Murphy candidates
tomorrow They sent letter to Tammany
Hail. making some sort of a suggestion in
gard to the notification. they said 1t is under
stood that they suggested that they did not
care to take part in the notification of Grout
and Fornes but would attend the notification
of Mcclellan. if it should be held separately.
Tammany sent back word that the three MEM
bers Of the ticket would be informed at the
same time.
When John l. Shea chairman Of the Kings
County Democratic Executive Committee. was
asked last night whether the Brooklyn organiza-
ton would participate in the notification, he
replied:
TO DISCUSS 1T TO-DAY.
I'VE do not know. It cannot he said to-
night"
This subject will he taken up by the leaders
in a conference to-day.
Both Mclaughlin and James Shevlin made
some bitter statements yesterday regarding SEN
ator Patrick H. McCarren and the other Kings
County leaders who are considered traitors to
the organization.
THE Citizen editorial referred TO i'm part fol-
lows:
II &c We take IT, settled that there will be third
city ticket : the ned; CARRYING the names OF the
local Democratic candidates under t4ose 81 tne
tha BOARD of Aldermen. The unsettled question is
Wbether this ticket is bear Lows name or that
Of some Independent Democrat at the head; The
Citizen favors the Low proPG;sltQn Tor IN that
a direct ga Cor the present Mayor
Tn editorial concludes:
7,,.re will he third ticket placed in the field
containing the name OF an lhdepenqiehl DaInGc:at
loI u, Gentlemen who obviously not dying with
devotion to the cause ne represents ne Question
80 interests are jeopardized they undOCbted-
~ WI p in the field the responsibility will
ava 70 be shouidered by the politicians of the
esldr,,biiran party in Kings County. for whom our
ikHg1ltemporary The Standardization" speaks.
In another editorial The Citizen confirms
the statement made by The Tribune yesterday
that Hinrichs is acceptable to the regular Demo-
Gratis. Both Hinrichs and Mcclure are spoken
of in high terms.
THAT they have not I'm the past found it
practicable to act with the regulars in local
affairs the editorial goes 70 say, does not
in the least obscure the fact that they are IN
r,erfect harmony now with every regular who
has made up his mind to make uncompromising
war on the allied 'grafters' who gathered
under the banner of Murphy"
The break between the Mclaughlin leaders
and Senator McCarren, which became open
breach at the meeting of the Seymour Club on
wednesday night was accentuated yesterday by
remarks Of Mclaughlin and Shevln when Nc
Carren's attitude was spoken of.
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