New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-30

sion committee. They decided tnat IL was
of the utmost Importance 70 keep the
other fusion candidates on the Hayhor
ticket They started to bring innuence TO
bear on every candidate. not only tnrousn
members Of the fusion committee. out
also through other influential friends. ire
county situation was taken up in partic-
ular.
When Hare was asked what ne tnoush'
Of fusion candidates taking Gaynor IN
dorsement he said:
81 take the same attitude as Mr.. Mitchell
does in his letter. How can you nave
fusion II you do not stand together"
"Rut." II was argued, "the great thing
,s IN elect a majority OF anti-Tammany
members of the Board Of Estimate.
yves. and does this majority want 10
sacrifice the remainder of the ticket! ne
retorted. "Who ever heard of going into
a camnaien with the forces split. II the
fusion Board OF Estimate candidates re-
fused TO go on the Gaynor ticket there
would he nothing to his candidacy.
Neither Mr.. McAneny nor Mr.. Prem
dergast is conscentiously In faVor o.
Mayor Gaynor. II they should accept MS
Endorsement it would partly close tner
mouths in the campaign. II they are SIN
cerely loyal and not treacherous they VIII
not accept such nomination
Hare went on to say that his argument
also applied to the county ana oorous'
tickets. THE great test Will he, ne sa'u'
oIf the Republican organizations permit
their candidates 10 go on the Gaynor
ticket That will test their honesty ana
LOYALTY TO the fusion cause. IL they per-
nit such treachery it will show that the
Republican organization has not peeh
playing the game In good faitn'
Calder Sees Mitchell.
Congressman William NJ. CALDER one OF
me Republican leaders In Kings Coun'!'
bad a long talk with Mitchell He tried 10
get in touch with Jacob l.. LiVinssto'''
chairman OF the Kings County Executive
committee, but was unable TO 90 80
There was 10 have been meeting OF 'ha'
committee in the afternoon to DISCUSS tnc
situation. but on account or the ihiieSS
~ Mrs. Livingston no business was trans
acted. The general opinion was however
that none of the leaders there would TOT
n moment think OF Joining In the plan "
write In the name OF Mayor Gaynor Oh
the Republican primary ballot.
Mitchell did not see McAneny yesterday'
but had a brief talk with him over ths
,elenhone. Although the two have had
eoveral talks on tho general situation IN
,bo last few DAYS. the Collector has never
asked McAneny whether he intehoen "
take a Gaynor nomination. II II shoulo oe
offered.
Mitchell. Of course, ID much concerned
over the Gaynor candidacy, nut ne u
most hopeful OF the success OF the ius'oh
ticket. II 1t sticks together. lie ~ loon,
inc. forward 10 a red hot fight He would
rather have run against Mayor Gaynor'
AS the Tammany candidate. alone. HOW
ever. he is preparing 10 wade IN WIN
both fists. one for each candidate "hen
he gets back.
Mr. Price. chairman OF the fusion eS-
scu,,va committee, at the instance or
Mitchell. made the following statement
"Fverv candidate for a Board OF EST
,atA nos,tion on the fusion ticket should
stand for that ticket alone. and decline
all other nominations. which are ai'neu
q, IFS defeat. I do not see how any one
can accept a nomination on ticket WIN"
no does not believe in the candidate VINO
stands at its head. Third tickets are put
q, tho field TO weaken the fusion forces'
and usually result in turning the city
over 10 Charles F. Murphy.
Whitman has gone to Breton WOODS
and will not return until September .
rdvard f.. Mccall Tsmmsny candidate
for Mayor. is at his summer home IN
East Hampton. Long Island. Norman
IIapgood and Mr.. Price have gone !"
Stamford until next week. McAneny had
intended to go 20 Lake George. but de-
cIded at the last minute 70 delay ms de-
narture. 1t is understood he is waiting
"a 90, into communication with Prender-
CAST who is In Europe.