New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
DEMOCRATIC UNION OR MOTT
THE CHANCES NOT so GOOD AS THEY
WERE.
WORK IN THAT DIRECTION KEPT UP ALL DAf-MR'
GRACE READY TO RUN IL THE FACTIONS
FAIL TO uNirE-wHAT GOVERNOR


GRACE READY TO RUN IL THE FACTIONS
FAIL TO UNiTE-wHAT GOVERNOR
HILL BEEN DOING
The Democratic factions have not vet Oeen
abe TO agree on candidate for Mayor Notwithstanding
the whole power the Federal aud state Auministra
tons has been brought TO bear IL compel HARMONIOUS
division OF the spois secretary whitneys ARRIVAL yes
terday dit not have any marked effect because lie had
previously by letter and otherwise exerted MS innuehco
for union Considering the great eIertions that nave
been made compel the factions to ume some OF 'he
seaders expressed surprise yesterday that no reSu"
had been esched -,
why. lust look at IT," said Congressman Tin
Campbell the President OF tue United states seho@ us
pryate secretary here the leaders to unite ana
the Secretary Treasury the Secretary OF the navy
the of the state 10 say nothing oil lesser
all work In the same drecton; and yet these ere o"S
nate politicians stand Its the biggest combination
that ever undertook manipulate things In ths oily
and IL II fails snail give in that I'm no prophet
"wny, Uan has sent word over tho country through
the Associated Press" remarked Jake seeosoner
that he came to NewYork to inquire about The
health of Secretary Manning"
"Oh yes that's all right" added Mr. Campoen' ia"
nsly But don't believe In the Civil Service reform
Aumbug SO don't take any stock in those excuses
A bys:ander remarked that he thought that paa
would have better 10 stick to his nrst excuse u
coming over to shopping for TITS wife, rs tue seoo"u
ono was much thinner" because Mr.. Manning an
nouueed pubcy ~heD LETT Albany that no was gong
to washir gtun few days. aud also because tn" COLI
ference OF tho private secretary with secretary
Goveruor Hill Mayor Grace and Mayor Cooper. In
private house, hardly be for the purpose OF DISCUSS
ing the condition OF Mr.. Mannine's health
T,ars,s u.e of making any excuses about II, OF OF
irving TO conceal the the President is ANXIOUS
for a union ON Mayor said indicted ooode A'"ei
man ONoil, OF the County DEMOCRACY VIC HI "an'
one But don't think II looks as favorable AS msn''
Mayor Grace Is my candidate, and unless the Adinnis
4 oil 10
Mr. WALKER THINKS THERE WILL BE UNION.
Chairman Walker, of the Democratic state Cohni,ee
after returning from conference win SECRETARY MAIL
ming Yesterday SAID that there will be union.
70 the interest OF the ticket that there shoo
be one."
A bystander remarked Governor blu was eect'u
without union, division in the CITY gets Out al
the vo.es which is so much the better ior the o'a'o
ticket"
doubt II it wonld have effect this year., said
Mr. Walker but 1t is Important for the party that wo
sboud have the Mayor 1888 and we don't care 10 run
risks by division .
All there you have It," added the bystandor IL is
not an xiety Mr. Fecahams election 10 Tue Oou' Vi
Annals bench that brings the National Administration
into this nghI. Ii anxiety Tor Grover Ole'eianu !"
1858 That Is why lie his private secretary over
here and that is why Cabinet officers are inererng'
and suppose His anxiety arises IN LILO eane
way, may be candidate In 1889
must say" rcmark ed well-sno~n banker VINO IS
,,eu,h,r OF he Citizens Committee Of one Hundred
that the spectacle OF President aud his Cabinet ana
the In local contest IKE 'hs Is ono
for the country to be ashamed or they succeed IN
forcing a their candidate WILL al NY oI'iio"
stand a good Chance OF being defeated
Register Reilly aud or two other Iainmany eauers
talke fayoraby OF Cooper, but 1t was evident
from the talk OF sheriff Grant Commissioner Crokei'
Senator Plunkitt others that Ismniahy "ouu no'
take Mr. Cooper without specific pledges DIS W 'ne US
tripu,ion OF the patronage. said Que OF them me
finn rs Us
the marty how | think tina, after two years VI mr.
Coopers administration Of the once before Ino parry
was worse of when he went Id. Inc Aduin's""
tion care, for nothing except s future Tamnany
has got nothing except Its bands we nave uau
mn natropase OF any sind. And for Cleveland 10 send
word to US tuat take Cooper the height OF
impudence. There is no honesty Ia the County De~oe
racy Oh this queson Ne onor t" take Controller boe"'
0' ", sS Sh 6natiSs refuse to take Loew
cooper, ' s air SIM ly because
- meuDet :" srta" whether or not ne would
bidding We willing to 20 more thaD hs!I way ou'
the administrator wants who III be under Man
Mas control 10 1883. Those fellows don't care he Tor
booest government Is s selfish s s GEAR and they
viii see II again If there are two Democratic uche'S
GOVERNOR HILLS LITTLE GAME
The question OF union was iurtner ulseusSeo i"''
night at dinner given by Secre AIRY whitney W oceie
tarv Manning Governor Hill and Smith NJ. Weed Mr..
Whitney arrived about p. M. from Lenox' wher" III
bas been amending the summer, and immediately sent
mt bis invita-, ions for the dinner. Governor Hill was
evidently expecting such request Tor his presence LOT
he said TO reporter about Ococf that he Intended 10
start Tor Albany unless certain things Shonld nap
pen to delan him. Half AN hoir later a meSsensor
reached HIM from secretary Wuitneys house aud he at
once decided until TINS morning Inc e1piaha
tor given cBaLge III his Intentions may pe na
which was gwen TO TRIBUNE reporter last night 10y a
prOmneD. Denocrat, WHO sad 49,, ,,,anr ,r.,ds
club with which CONCESSIONS out OF tue Adj
ssu 'o ha.n inro WIN her. for union and wullo Hu
has al parontly joined IL the enor', ~ u,S ~ 80, -,
fasn OF accomplishment through tue refuse OF
T.mma1S leaders 10 s.'9. ,s t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tau
.nsnys l..iers have refused to take up ward COOPER
or aay otas old politician To-day they suggested freu
,Ss nsntins ior isi., of some The that
David B. Hl has National politics on n,s
the Administrator before thus deal ii New YORK oity E
perfected whitney was sieerapueu 20 Soe Ws W. anu
have talk with Hin aud Manning smith ". Mseu n a.,
been nj It, When they get through tneii alK 10
night ssssythns Is sats sHiD Ss unon Of on
some agreeable to both factions ihre are pIeh my
Of SUCH all tue smoke that uas o"en created mas
been to keep things back " tns point
Governor Hill had not 90 many callers yesterday as on
,ss to Albany 10 the afternoon and the pOeans
ala not about ior that reason IN the moih ne
Se,her Rasus s. Ransom. The Law parine, Of e. prss
dent Arthur. also called he was on inc LAM ish o
ers we're Attorney General OBrien. joseph ~ Doho
hue Peter M,eIs GA.rRss stae ssnstoI Mar
ply Sheriff Grant. CONGRESSMAN Adams Congressmah
%ssO hes SsSs aprrss before they
Hill that he waiting the result OF conference thai
was being arranged nn with Me,srs. whitney ana
GsDuiug He viii back 10 Albany tbis moruing IN
Lea his plans been changed ~ the drnef party
When a TRIBUNE reporter saw the Governor yesteruS
afternoon he In fsoet0us rood III answer " Az
oulres about tue local political situation pc si: ,,r,
How should know anything about III came GOWN
here purely on military mission. lave been paying
more ATTENTION ticdlture aud county alfs this SUI
mer than 10 politics really am not competent "
apswer your Inquiry Ill.,, A. .,,..
Secretary Maning had about the same callers through
,hx dav as Governor i with this exception that none
Of the rammany paid their respects 70 him sec
"A
foya Maid Ls respects MIR Manning and SET tongues
wagciGg over the question Whether tne etaSe popaa
oanf inIuence was be wieded 10 bfiug lannany
70 terms Mayor Grace and T.. Ellery Anderson neid
so,. cop,srences with MI. Manning and there was q
Ion. lnnal nnolans puurlng into MS