The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-24
SCHULZ WOULDN'T RUN
Herman Metz Named for
Comptroller Despite
His Reluctance.
HARMONY AT MEETING
No One Mentions Gaynor-
Slate Fixed Up Before
the Convention.

the Convention.
For Msyor--EpwARD E. MCCALL Of
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Mrrs Of
Brooklyn.
For President Of the Board Of Alder.
A. GouLpEN Of The Bronx.
Without tremor Of opposition, not 50
much as the first sign Of dissent. the Tam.
many city committee designated its ticket
at Terrace Garden last night.
The name OF William J. Taynor- was not
mentioned. The cry Of regularity was
raised at every turn. The Tammany
speakers said they were glad they would
have chance to vote for Democrats who
bore the party stamp.
Charles +. Murphy sat among the dele.
gates and throughout the proceedings
made no more decisive motion than to put
his handkerchief TO his 0ace and withdraw
II. Not onse did he smile, and scarcely
more than once did ne whisper to a neigh.
bor.
Programme Put Through.
The programme went through precisely
as the Murphy councillors planned 1t at
Delmonico's on Thursday night except In
the single case OF the Presidency OF the
Board of Aldermen.
On Thursday IT was supposed that
CaArUe NJ Mo- vi,tra t,,
Bronx. would accept the nomination. Prior
10 Thursday the man upon whom the
Tammany leaders had fixed was Congress-
man Goulden.
Schulz refused to run and despite the
most vigorous arguments OF party fealty
he stuck to his determination and the
leaders returned to MIR. Goulden.
Herman a. Metz also professed unwill-
ingness. He is now Congressman and
said ne liked washington better than the
Comptroller's ONCE, where he served In the
Mcclellan administration. But he did not
reiuSe To lei MS name De put before the
"iee''le'
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with Congressman Goulden. His automo-
bile reached the Garden about an hour
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the cafes that Goulden had been drafted
Other leaders went into the room where
Charles F.. Murphy sat in Judgment. John
II. McCooey, leader of Brooklyn; Con.
grcssman James j. Fitzgerald also OF
BROOKLYN; Thomas f. Foley who Is
scarcely second in mower 10 charles +
Murphy bimse,f in the Tammany or
pon,zation and lesser leaders wen, in
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