New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TO SETTLE 1T WITH DEALS.
CONFIDENT OF SATISFYING TAMMANY.
THE NOMINATION FOR GovRRNoR-MR. KELLY 10
TAKE THE HELM IN sEPTEMBER.

CONFIDENT OF SAIlSFIlNG 1AAMANA'
THE NOMINATION FOR GOvRRNOR-MR. KELLY 10
TAKE THE HELM IN SEPTEMBER.
The Democratic politicians were chiefly oc-
cupied yesterday in discussing the announcement OF
Joseph J. O'Donohue, that he would run rs an lnde-
pendent Democratic candidate for Governor In case
Edward Cooper should be the regular nominee ihe
friends Of Mr.. Cooper were not discourage" ny ''i
ODonohucs threat They are actively al werh iayns
wires TO secure his nomination, aAd believe that they
have the sympathy Of the Administration. not It's
active aid Mr. Cooper himself could not be seen yesler
day. but q prominent leader OF tue County Democracy
spoke for him as follows:
mr. Cooper is not anxious to be nominated for Gov
ernor He is rich and has large business interests 10
care for especially his partner Mr.. Hewitt VIII be In
Washington during the session Of Congress- But we no
eve that Democratic candidate for Governor shpud
come NewYork City. II has been the mainstay OF
Democratic party amt IL is unjust to go to Repup
can cities such Enlra and Buffalo for our CANDIDATE
NewYork City legislation occupies the great part OF the
OF the Legislature. We suffer party because We
have chosen Governors who do not understand New
York City politics. the candidate docs come from the
city 1t will, OF course, fall to tho lot OF the regular
organization 10 the man. That Is why the county
Democracy puts forward Nj. Cooper He was tho party
cnocc for United states Senator last winter He Is
honest and rich. lie did not want to run. but Mr.
THOMPSON urged it upon him. anil he consented 10 the
use OF his name That is the whole story. ln the
National canvass he contributed more money than any
other man"
But how can he succeed If Mr. oDonohue carries out
his threati'
"Oh that don't bother US. Why, Mr. Cooper VIII haNo
the united delegation from this city,"
WHAT" exclaimed the reporter IN SURPRISE
"Ycs Mind what tell you. All the politicians trust
Mr.. Cooper. He elected Mayor by combination
| between the Republicans and anii-Tammany Dcm'-
Gratis He carried out every Of his PROMISES Now
1 a lark AID
be chosen this year. and Governor Will have the
naming OF many officers. IL Cooper and Thomp
son agree divide these offices ON plan satisfactory
on because 'S the Tanmany men know they
rast Cooper We can anord & 10 ie Ia'1 t MAKE Axe
| dr. ODonohuc Commissioner oil Lmiorat'on' on we
= How about the brooklyn delegatonl Are they not
pledged Hillf' -
woratd with Cooper aud Thompson. Of course lie male
pledge support to Hin IN return for the Governors
discharge deUt by voting on one or two paio or
Hi dividing his dsiega!ion II tell GU % 4 Manning
"wlll the Administrator support Soopcrf .. ,
any poay He is in some respects queer man. not al
ways apprceiatng bis obligations. Bnt We don care
hia symnatny II moi active support Man
uing Whitney, Villas and Lamar We are All lgh,' I.y
are practical politicians aud know wnat 10 do and now 10
do L IL goes without say ing that Manning aud whitney
will do the can Tor Lnomrson ana No1psr n SnSa Sl a
| iavors needed from other Cabinet oncers'
Now ilsl ia dilcut question. Hill Is working like
beaver lie snrewd, and We have reason 70 believe
pose OF hurting Cooper. You promised tue
Catholic Union That Ie would do all he could 10 aid ~
| 4 IN lis message The Catholic Union wants Mr. Hill
nominated That Is why UDon".ue; &C. mno s nj so,rv soJ
Is absurd But 1t s fair Indication oi no" hii Is ~
will the Administration, or rather Manning and
NOT openly, OF course Nor will they do It secretly
unless there is a certainty success. Tne Adninsira-
ton nas no quarrel with Hl But he has no claims ON
the party. why Cooper has contributed $4,000 wheie
Hill gave SiOO don't know how the thing Is coming
out Mr.. Cooper nas always stood Ly ahoinpson anu
that has hart nim some tue country. 1homPson now
has absolute control OF the patronage OF the Puoc
Works Department aud he has equal eon,ro oi a. oo %
jealousy of him, which may hurt Cooper Is 100 soon
| ~ etell the outcome. -,,-,-..
In TanInauy Hall there was good deal OF mas'yuS M %
pleasure YESTERDAY IN the Open stand taken Ken Sy s
some OF the men who have been sneerns AZ i.'nnaay
Hall As to Coopcrs candidacy Tor Governor Tue most
Intelligent view oi Was son ~ ,.r css,lv bood
| winked. He is rich and ambitious Ihonpson john ~ *.
Fellows aui lot OF those 'oa eajoe Cooper and ses hi
TO contribute ocfally 10 their campaign funds. "neh
Cooper Mayor everybody knoSs that he Was Goa
peely under tho domination OF Thompson and whitney.
lie made TDompson Ce,nnissoner oi Public WORKS and
put similar INSCRIPTIONS men IN o.hsf psoos, IA & ,si'
Tnese fellows must have candidate Tor Governor 20
hin 80 mucn tue better. II not they will nse hm to
the beat terms @ssble with the winning cahai
There is not nucn doub, that John Kelly VIII take an
active part political AFFAIRS this fl Doih Ia Tue c
and state and vigor returns, the ION ing ior
"A part iu the political contest grows ou MIN. ibvs" I'D
Tammauy Hall and outside of II who nave Deeh
amtious that the mantle OF Mr. Kelly shall fall on tleln
are likely 10 Ind themselves mucn disappointed II Is
belief OF those who nearest W sr heiy
thai he will come and the direction OF Affairs
In Taninany Hall In September. lie VIII hV come 70
the city before then II expected tnat he would
return July 25 to sign certain papers ~ q ousi"ess
but 1t is settled that bc Wiz MOI 40 so
He will al Clifton springs uh'h NC ~ ic""5 y"
| couIe the city for good l.,
Two OF his most trusted friends and ieuteuanis are IN
constant with him. They receive iett rs
from nm q three times u week aud occasionally
spend "A day two with him They dercIibe MIN as aP
pareutIy in robust health, Drowned by exposure 10 ne
ann and In better spirits than for long time bcioro c
thoroughly enjoys his immunity from the aioyahce9
ami rcspouslDtes OF politics, but at edrh recurring
visit on their makes cOse inquiries as 10 tho conu
tiDn of things down here and makes suggestions whici
are followed No decided step OF any Kind Will DO taken
by the amany leaders from this time forward, without
c.psulting with Mr. Kelly learning his VIEWS lie Is
much interested the race for Governor III thoe are
onv two strong candidates In the field for the Demo
craiic nomnation-liovernor Hin and Ldwari Cooper
it's certain that Tainmany's choice Will he Governor
| Hill. - - ,x.,,. .,a
| Mr. Key's hold the Tammany organization and
the readiness with which his wishes are deferred 10 VAS
curiousy illustrated yesterday. Three OF the leaders
were discussing question OF the probable nominees
fr county fall. asserted thai certain
man would get the nomination. second declared tba'
he ould hot anywhere near the nCnlnatl0n, un
| Iess,' - he ADDED, Mr.. Kelly wishes II"
Well. - wish It," replied Speaker NO. l.
aTheu that setes H." replied the other Whatever
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