St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-21
None of the Factions to Do Any
Trading with the Repub-
licans.
"Tammany Will Prove as True to the
National Ticket as the Needle to
the Pole" John Kelly.
Ex-Mayor Grace Nominated for Mayor of
New York City by the Citizens Con-
ventiOn-Gen. Parsons Certif-
cate of Character.
The Immense Popularity of Gov Ten.
bricks in Indiana to Hold the State
True to Democracy.
The People Of Fort Faynp, Ind, Cheer for
Cleveland and Hendricks While
Blaine is Speaking.
Democratic Confidence in New York Cit.

Blaine is Speaking.
Democratic Confidence in New York City
Special Tele gram to the Globe.l
NEW YORK, Oct 20.-The political local
situation in New York city is of more import
ance to Democrats at this time than an nything Q
else. New York is a Democratic city from
20, 900 to 90, 600 on a square stand up and
fight campaign and the state has never been
carried by the Republicans when there was
harmony in the Democratic ranks in the
city. After six weeks of caucusing and po-
litical comforting and bulldoziug between
the warning factions, a result has
finally been reached, and the situation
can be intelligently discussed. The Tam
many county ticket, headed by Hugh j,
Grant for mayor, Will stand. The county
Democracy, Irving H all and citizens Demo-
cracy organizations have nominated eX-
Mayor Grace for mayor. Now let us see the
probable effect of these two Democratic
tickets. Grant and Grace are both i'm
menscly wealthy both men of the highest
social position, business integrity
and political honor. They are both
personal friends of Gov. Cleveland,
and will doubtless remain loyal to the prcsi-
dental candidate. They viii not submit to
deal that will lose Cleveland Il vote. The
two wings of the party Will make a terrific
fight and bring out every vote in the city.
This Will help Cleveland. There are 720
election precincts in New York city. Tam
many will have eight workers at each pre-
ciuct and tho other Dom oc ratic oroa n alton 9
ten. This will make eighteen Democratic
workers at each precinct, or about
5000 workers throughout the city. These
men are paid from 81 to $40 for their servi-
ces. Their first duty is to vote as soon as
the polls are opened and to vote straight.
Their next duty is TO get in many votes as
they can for their ticket. This is an army
OF men. Mr.. Grant and other candidates on
the Tammauy ticket will put mp 800, 600 for
campaign expenses. Nearly all this sum is
already in the Tammany treasury. Ex-
Mayor Grace and the candidates on the other
Democratic ticket viii also put up
100000 and increase it to S50O,000 if
necessary. And in addition to this the Dem
Ocratic state central committee, the Man
ming machine, will place au additional $780,
600 in the city where it will do the most
good. Then the national Democratic COM
mittee propose to take a hand in the fight to
tine tune OF another cool 100000. The
Blaineitcs may manage to put up as large a
sum, but it is extremely doubtful If they
can do So They must spend 81, 800, 600
in Indiana, Ohio, Connecticut, Illinois, Wis
ronsin, Michigan, Iowa and California. The
local political situation is now in the best
shape it could be for Cleveland. Had the
county Democracy and Irving hall indorsed
the Tammany ticket it would have given
grievious offcnse TO the Independent Repub-
licans, their press and a large number of
regular Democrats, and might have cost
Cleveland thousands of voters. AS it is,
nothing but treachery in Tammany hall
can lose Cleveland any votes. VIII
Tammany hall prove loyal TO
Cleveland at this timel 1 am firmly con-
vInced that it will. \ prominent and inlu-
cntial Indianian, personal friend of Mr..
Hendricks, called upon John Kelly yesterday
afternoon.
In the course of the interview Mr.. Kelly
said: "When YOU return to Indiana want
you TO say TO Mr.. Hendricks for me that
Tammany Hall viii prove as true to the ma
tional Democratic ticket as the needle to the
pole. The charge that the hall pro-
poses to sell out Cleveland by making
deal to elect our county ticket is
UNANIMOUSLY false, | have personally pledged
my honor to Coy. Cleveland that he should
have my earnest and cordial support, and
he shall. Let them all say what they please,
but never violated my personal pledge in
my life. There has been n wonderful i'm
provement developed in this city and state
for Cleveland within the last two weeks 1t
is surprising. The Ohio election has only
had the effect to stir up the Democrats and
make them more determined. This
state will go for Cleveland
Rpd Hendricks. and Tammany hall
will contribute 30, 900 votes 10 the next tri-
umph. Say this to Mr.. Hendricks for me.
and tell him that he need have no fear Of
Tammany hall or tine result in New York
state. -
Within the past two weeks l have con-
versed with tfty or more Democrats here out
side OF Tammauy hail, and with very few ex-
cepdons they believe that Kelly will give
Cleveland his loyal support, Ii he does New
York city, with Brooklyn, will give Cleve-
land and Hendricks 10000 majority over
Blaine and Logan. This viii insure the
Democrats the state by from 10000 10 So
coo.