The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-11

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o'cioch that the resolution spposnsins tho
conferences COMMITTEES yes sdocted BY tho
convention. The memb~r. ~ the Repub-
loan COMMITTEES were seust 90 Psge. mer-
bcrt psrson~. william 3 Hsnpes. Charles 9
Adler and Frank Bowers The commistes
Ciarence .. shesrn. Mr.. Hesrst's lawyer.
John q Foliansbce. Charles y. Gehsns.
Or. Paul Riordsn and T. . O'ReiIIy. Via
Mr.. Hcarst's secretary
Earlier In the day the Republican. had
baked az nominating John Palmiei for
any place on the ticket. although the Hearst
men had been insisting upon IT, The
Hearst conferces withdrew Pslmien's mans
and substituted that Of Nathan vidaver.
There was no objection raised by the Re-
publicans in conference 10 any Of the other
Hearst selections. When they returned
with the slate IL was put through the con-
vention with cheers for the Ave Republicans
and Misses and jeers at some % the othsrs
especially Ihmson.
Before the resolution appointing the
conferees was adopted there was . biteer
fight on the Aoor against fusion. Sons Of
the leaders yelled that the Hearst crowd
were a gang III freebooters and In many
ways and words assailed the Independents
Leagus outfit and their leader. Tia rsso-
luton was adopted viva voos.
A. the meeting OF the executive oom-
mittee Chairman Parsons had produced
his fusion plan and IL was adopted by a
vote Of ~ TO 3. although IL gave Hearsr
six Of the eleven places o. the ticket. h
three leaders who held out against the plan
were Abe Gruber. James u. March n
Frank Raymond.
Two votes were taken by the COMMITTEES.
The first ~ss on the general proposition that
there should be fusion, and IL ven through
by the vote stated above. The second vote
was on a resolution defining the exact
plan Of fusion. This was that the Hearst
crowd indorps Bruoe for the Supreme
Court, Whitman for General Sessions and
William H. Wadhams for the City Court.
The resolution was framed to give the
Independence League outfit two Judges OF
| General S008lOfB. t0u00 Sdty SOuTt OouA0~
ships and the Sheriff. with q proviso that
responsibility
This resolution went through by q vote
Of 10 TO 3, Ten Eyck OF the Thirty-seoond
and Healy Of tho Thirty third 'eavins the
room before the vote was taken. A bitter
attack was led by Abs Grubsr against the
plan, and he predicted that Parsons's
policy would result In utter defeat at the
polls.
L. was decided that Isidor Wasservoge.
and Douglas M~athewson should be the other
two Republican candidates for City Court.
When the convention assembled Chariss
X. Lexow was made chairman. In his
speech he declared that the object should
be 10 nominate q ticket that would meet
with the approval Of the vast body Of Re-
publicans and independent voters OF the
city who were bent on rescuing the fair
name Of the community. He declared
that the Tammany ticket merited censure.
President Parsons took the floor at once and
offered the resolution to appoint the oom-
mittee Of Ave TO confer with the Indepsn-
denss League crowd, He made . long
speech defending his plan. The speech
was heard In silence.
aThis 10 a municipal year. said Chairman
Parsons. "and the Republican party muni-
cipally IL a minority party. Only on great
occasions has IL succeeded and then gen-
orally by the help Of others. The ~invster-
ate foe of the local Republican forces and
the inveterats foe of the welfare OF the
city 10 Tammany Hall To saw the city
we must defeat Tammany Hall. Shall We
aocspx the cooperation Of othsrs7 We
have the serious question before W whether
the men now adorning the bsnoh shali be
resaectsd or whether We. bsing the mi
nority party. shall supinely 80 them 90 TO
defeat
Chairman Parsons then praised Justices
Bruce and whitman and Wadhams a. men