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pla~e- xiven d, th~m ~" luIer.udrnD"
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naming Tho cindi. .lafn fpr ~uprrm" Count
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mean that Jus 100 VI Lam Bruce wopli %"
nominated for the supreme Court ani that
Judg. Whitman ami James towden Meyers
would 10 the twn candids ~ the Rnpuh-
hcan PARTY Tor the Court ~ General sos
aons VIZ Meyers il the Republican leader
or tho Board ~ Alisrmrn. and acting nn
the promise of 10" heads II the Repuhli
can organization 'ha' be would he named
for place on the Court Of General Sessions
bench he refused denomination for Al
derman from the Thirty fourth district
This Independence League programme
or position IL not Official NOT by any means
but it's what comes ont ~ the Glsey
House IN the form Of conversation.
On the other hand. there was sent out 10y
the Independence League Press Bureau
last night u statement by Charles y. G'hring.
chairman of the Independence League
county committee. TO this effect
Il know perfectly we'll that the lnde
pendence League does not have TO fuse.
| don't think IL ought 10 fuse, and don't
think il will fuse. In New York the only
excuse for fusion il that fusion would re-
suit in the defeat Of Murphy and Tam
many and prevent the election of that cor
rupt crew But the Independence League
can do that clone. and has done it alone
believe that he defeat Of Tammany is Of
first importance. and that the Independence
League could even make some sacrifices
il fusion were the only way in which this
could be accomplished but think that the
Independence League 10y nominating lis
own ticket can defeat Tammany
Tammanys county ticket will not he
made up until the executive committee of
Tammany Hall meets AT O'Clock tonight,
an hour before the county convention is
TO be held Charles r. Murphy remained
az Tsmmany Hall yesterday morning only
long enough TO go through his correspond
dence, then he disappeared and was not to
be found at any Of his usual haunts The
gossip heard at the Fourteenth .treet
district headquarters brought ont no new
names except that the friends of Charles
W. Culkin. leader Of the Fifth district. are
making an effort to have Murphy consider
him for the Office Of Sheriff. II is stated.
however. that Culkin has no chance and
that MIR. Murphy. when he was last seen
yesterday by his friends. was inclined to
stick to the belief that it would he good
politics to name an Italian for the Office,
preferably Coroner Acritelli. James W.
Gerard leads as the Tammany candidate
for the Supreme Court, II was heard
yesterday at Tammany Hall that this is
one nomination that Mr.. Murphy will per-
sonally insist upon at the meeting Of the
executive committee.