New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
NO HOPE NOW FOR PECKHAM
DEMOCRATIC PLANS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
Eyronrs To SECURE a uxI1np STATES sEsAroK-

EFFORTS To SECURE A UNITED STATES SENATOR
MIR. MAXWELL BUSY WITH THE "BooDLE.",
Ex-Colector ROber son, ex- Senator Woodln,
State Senators HsDdrcks Ranes and Gris woid James
Wood. OF Yonker.. f. Fitch. OF Rochester. and many
other prominenf Republicans the calsrs at
the State headquarters In the Gilsey House yesterday
| There were s0.ns now developments concerning tho
Democratic plan for capturing OF the Assembly
80 as to elect Free-Trado United States Sc nator IL
has been understood for time that the OF
the Administration Ia forcing Prckham's nomination
for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals for the purpose
OF rewarding him for political services and
at the same time showing that an AID.
r1insir"ton candidate could carry the State a. well
IA Govern"r Hi did last year. has caused m UGH dis
satisfaction among Democrats This ha. been partic
unry marked In this city In addition to this. tas pre-
"rve Democratic support, while his early life. being
World %Ipssn hoy and ,osm,krr who has in tho
MN Tho votes OF tho worknymen.
fIon THESE lacis IL has become and moro eyi-
dept that Daniels wond he elected The Democr, rio
IN order to Judge accurately OF tn.
mira Party Pronibi"nsts, and as to tho |
,ss $40. OF feeling In every election district IN
:Ssss ; T.:
there oe any greater percentage Of the for Pecx
IN pa as sha Tn sdS.s
neavy loss IN this city AM Brooklyn caused by the
TsmmanV and oppositn Of rae World 10 PecESam,
WIS rrYardrd rs for"shadowlng Prckhsms defeat.
sion considering the reports, and from It's sassnt
action apparent that has abandoned any bope Of
recnx Prckham and has concluded 90 centrate all
Yesterday hfterr r~c-ve At Republican
headquarters telling OF unusual activity tho part Of
tue ID moor 'ts IN close Assembly Teicgrsms
lro Cnnton AMI other state that Democratic
managers are Offering to for local Re-
phpncan candidates In return for a
cratic candidate for tho Assembly Offers trade of
Peckhaw are also being male.
Letters received fr.m various counties tell Of the
activity OF Superintendent Maxwell and Governor H's
private secresry in the Assembly Part OF III.
boonir used for this purpose said be furnished
nv The Free Traie League. Referring this matter
Chairman Cote said.
From our information think Danoss election is assured
but h Democrats hazard everything carrying
doubtful Assembly districts. The by which the Re-
puDcans control the United States small that IL
3 OF graf Importance that Republican should
Dc lost IN this State II IL buwark Free
against this Democratic scheme f,
A l"tf"r from Hudson contains this b
Insurance DcrnteDdent Max well
aIet on rper W Rogers wealthy Democrat and urged
lin to run for the Assembly He assured him that both
YOU'D . support him. and that the Governor
nj the President TO have
un MT Rogers consented take the consid
raOn AMI Maxwell instructed the Democratic
onlnae Rogers But before the day Of the convention
ogers refused to and Maxwell
mop. to accept the nomination. promising
25OOt run his canvass with Maxwell seeing that
amor was nominated, Green County he sad
20 how much money Parker wanted" -