New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

behind him wee not loyal; that the methods
leading up to his noIlination md the manage
ment Of his campaign had dsgusted Repubii-
cans. ard that tie way to save the city from
Hearst was 20 vote for Mcclellan. Mr. IIalpin
answered these arguments last night by giving
history Of the campaign 10 dete, saying:
A short history of some features of party man
81 this time The present administration OF TIE
s:sis purpose ;ae defeat Of Tsmnany Han by the
asIninassos of man as Mayor whose repute and n
support OF a majority of TIC citizens of this city
Alth sailany intTeached by sSeh ntinn nowsr adn OF
patronage affords and allied with the great manic-
:nsnt 10 defea. Fans-,sny is ordlnasiiy difficult.
The fu.ion confere.:ce was called which resursea @
iority OF the bodies represented in the confeene % ~
declined After this 1t appeared impossible for the
Republican coa:errees TO come to unaNlinoys Nlor
and the Republican conferrees withdi ew MANY
more esnefdates were discussed by ans ie az
lay in the choise of suitable eandiaate wns per
ton other ,han the actual of the necessity OF
Drorer deliboraton with die rss@sa asnon 10 me of
nominee for Mayor The Republican City Cor Gonven
though he deei:ned the noninatIon action of the
convention supports the view that in his m
purpose TO present. to New-YoEk's citizens a man
Of w Mo 7a days S'S SSer Mr. Mr.
WINS was considered by the connitfee as the nom
nation accepted In nominating Mr WINS the Re
publican party again had in mind only its purpose
didate for Mayor. and in his selection has observed
especially the members of the Republican party
AMENDS QUICKLY MADE.
When Judge Flammer. through his good citizen
ship aud sound Repubcanisn, withdrew from his
pub1ican County Convention TO nominate MT. Je-
ta. body quickly 2ade amend. tor ,ts 4rlg
Although the courts have declined 70 substitute
the Republican ticket the Republican County Con
vention has and viii exert the same effort in pc
cand:dafes or the party ticket. ,,oo-
.ondT,cted on Toluntary contributions. and no cor
tributon mas been solicited o. Teceifeu olrect! o.
oon;ractiaI or busness relations. present or pros
Mr. wins as Mayor viii he absolutely free Of any
pledge debt OF any character 70 fhts
i,enI from ne rs not necessary in his behalf re-
cite it part of this history nus S hi rity
and county as ,neiT af m mportant details Of the
action OF the party will have their commence
There can be no criticism OF the nomination OF OF
Mr. WINS and neither can there pc any of
The government of this city honorably, ably. inae
Pa aps and Of he peope
/ would repeat 10 any Republican who may thlnk NIX
Stated st s9I6 so we'll in his letter Of Friday Why pun
ish the city Of NeY9rk for any any on9 vote for
scSIelTsn to defeat Hearst that he is helping
Hearst to win in not voting for WINS, as HeaTst
viii have more than half Of the entire Democratic
vote. ,
1 appeal to all Republicans TO vote for lvns;
Teale Wells. Jerome and the other candidates Q.
the Republican party. not on party grounds. put
so that this city may have the good government
the known ability and honor of these candidates
will provide.
The last day before election will be spent by
the leaders of the three organizations in pre-
pairing for election Careful plans will be made
for manning the polls. having a full complement
of watchers duty and seeing that the vote is
properly counted. All the leaders are sangufre,
but no one is so confident Mr.. WINS