New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22

r-;,- when Won met with Judge Bremen and
myself on MONDAY i9Sl, rd HrI1l r. not allow your
1r 10 resume relations with the fusion conieEen@Se ne
9I+es W. % "a The conferences appointed by the eXecJ-
live committee Of the &epIhnoaa - te ieega Tes
would advise you also on hehatI oI - me - 'i+
s.~-cI - thar we are without pledges or commit
Inen IN respect & 10 '9la1S 1refore thar may again
erpreee the regret Of the Republican delegates IN
Tftizrrs Union from IT. and also The hope t@hat @ u
win resume relations with the conference. '9fao7
r-ir7 he other nodes in their purpose 70 ue!gal
-Ta1nrnany Hall and the reelection OF Mayor Nj
The COMMITTEES on nominations viii hod sess9a s ion
this evening al sl g gi9eK 7 = 4,i4 m RE titfzes
Union viii conclude TO authorize the delegels o m
the Citizens Union who were apPofo NE esnn % his
evening S'noereiS yours WILLIAM IALPIN.
In reply Mr.. Halpin received the following
letters:
Nj william I5slRin iE ,,a Char@4 Motel Republican City
Dear SIR. We are in receipt Of your letter % the
2st inst. advising US that the matter which ap-
relations with TIE 1usi99 eolerenee % i aIeg+s I9s
lnafr ong fre,e l % sr1orted by the executive com
r1fttee of the Republican city Committee and ex-
messing the hope that the Citizens Union will con-
Siude 10 authorize the delegates from the Citizens
Union who We're appointed as IneFners OF the 7 COM
q session of that committee az 80 @ cl4Gh G IS
This letter was not received by US until O'CLOCK
fHis afternoon. No action OF the cha
cate .
Co-nT1ittee on nominations of the Cluzens Gnlon,
and st is not PoTsiee to S "A Wee sai f refer
your communication 10 our committee as soon as
practicable Yours 4siT RoTBRRT Rlf' VAN 1DERsTNE.
JOHN ". WEED.
.r William Halpin. Nev--York City
Dear ar % T oPp W Weed and myself permit me
10 say that Mr. Cutting. as chalsman, mas callso
erz- .s-ze1,~ 1T5,1v Yours ROBERT VAN IDERsTINE
The nominating committee of the fusion forces
met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night and
81 +be close OF its work the full committee was
o.l1e1 70 order. The committee submitted the
names Of ex-senator Ford and Judge Samuel
seahurv as candidates for consideration The
Municipal Ownership League supported Judge
eeaburv and the Republican organization spoke
for 7fr Ford. On a resolution 1t decided
~ 7,ostnone consideration Of candidates until
Monday night and an adjournment was taken
until then.
II was sad last night that the Citizens Union
now favored the nomination Of Martin w. Little
Ton. Of BROOKLYN. Mr.. Halpin was asked
whether the Republican organization would ac-
cept Nj IAttleton- He replied:
Z don't care 20 anticipate forecast what
the Citizens Union will do. All 1 can say is
that everything viii be done TO cause the Cltl-
Eens Union 10 cooperate, and the name Of any
man suggested will get due consideration as his
merit warrants We are uncommitted
No business Of Importance was transacted at
TIE regular monthly meeting of the Republican
County Committee over which Tax Comnls-
soner Samuel S Strasbourger presided last
night in the United Charities Building. IN East
22d-st After the calling of the roll the COM
1nittee adjourned out of respect to the memory
Of John J. Harmon, executive member from the
7th District, who died a fortnight ago.