New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
COY. HILL IN 4 DILEMMA.
BETWEEN TAMALANY AND THE COUNTY
DEMOCRATS.
WHAT WILL he DO ABOUT FILLING THE PLACE
OF JOHN r. VOoRiIIS on THE STATE

Governor Hill and his plant and snb>crvcnt lien
Tenant ASscmblynan Shochan. Of Bui!a', were cN-
pcccd to Lc "a, the Hoffman House yesterday after
noon. and there in consequence many Of 'hc
faithful at tho hotel al various time, dnrinc ac even
i: :, cal r"on ihc!h. The Governor a"'! his com
j,r did n; cor t. -" i'y. however. but ;'c-
c;u cane +, tn il 81 il their stead a"i:Juu' ing
;la .hcv would h. t.Ico' earl" thi- morning All "f
the local Democrats in both camps are an1ioh~ly
awaiting tac rc,Il; e the HoV;nor'S visit. III" Tam
many warriors illl of the hop, that he Will 'dc
;o throw ov,~ thc Comfy democrats absolutely. while
tnc latter depend upon his Willy >agaity to .ct him
self out Of the political mnddlc into which such
cnlr,c wonld throw him and AZ the Same time con
,,n,c ,ha lcprc>cn,at'nn Of that organization in the
Democratic stat" t"nHU'"''
rr Ch,,cr j. G,I"ir.ncl to drive the County
pcmocracy ou of the state Committee. aud now that
thc Governor l, full cos:rcl u! it, he hopes ha, this
,rnv bc effected. The Governor i altogether to"
>hrcwd politician Il strike such Il direct bio" al any
Democratic faction who's" votes he may again want.
Iii, early political triEin. in Elmra when w"odpil"|
were favortc hidm- places behind which many VOTERS
were "inhucn, ed" vote against senator Fasscf'.
and his subscuucn; political career hav" taught him
that II +, wiser TO ave Democratic vote than to ">"
one Til. cherished hope of Mr. Croker j. !k"K.
therefore, to be unrra.iAc When the Demo- rate
state Committee meet {" riorrow th" w,i~Ia'i"n "'
Police Commi,s ioncr Voori, from II will b" one Of he
first thing, To- he Considered. If il j. accepted it VIII
a
undoubtedly tend 10 make the Nv" Demo
cratic factions farther apart than they
are now Tammany will demand the vacancy which
rghtftlly belongs t" TIE opposing faction ana VIII
then require all of the t'ovcrior> diplomacy I" N''
tie the dispute t. the ownership oi me vacant sat
An easy way out Of the qmandar! would h. '" t'"c
the letter Or allow the Commissioner 10 withdraw IL
at least until after the election one OF these courses
will Ire followed without doubt.
S,lrni>c, only a~ now given upon IN" results I"
the missionary work oi Edward Murphy. )r III 'iN
city ia advance of h> Chief the ''"Ncrii"r ana His
frequent consultations with Mayor Grant ana N"F
'r,mmauy braves ol high d"ci'". Tie chairman oi
.hc Democratic stat" Committee has tied himself pN'V
firmly 10 lhe ,olrc Mayor for III" last few days and las
seemed u l.. pouring into The y"uihiu ear OF ' g"ncr
ons .:,dE,,hcl" saving, whi,h Gr-htcd him exceeding
L. for Mr. Grants rr,t>. wc. li been greatly sub
ducd bv III. Investigations If the ~'na;' '"nini'''E
suddenly tOh on Upward tUrn ard became a. bio'aiit
as they were before ,lw wo:!d LI.rw q: "llr>>"
C.y,her and the god ftlcriy interest which r took ~
her welfare after Mr tiohcr had allowed hm l" be
Neither Govcr.,or linI mo. Iii ascnt> mos" NTH
out IA pIi posi-. aid Tia" IurlN'-c ui'" most IN W."
Ils mind Just nov j. 10 control ih' mN Leg
, Er a;n ,c ,, H,r CIr'r,' dr,r e., "' r , nnan
denomination from Taia.nanN a'G "V.H'l'a'i"l
i:oln the same has Ae"n gwen. next yea" nitt
see him n the lists with Lieutenant
Governor .Ion". Mayor Chaplin. OF Hf"oF-
lyn ''cIcral ii, hl>. Roswell r rot"r >'ai" srMa''
Troy. Tor IL. nomination FOR 'o'cnoT ana mn >ni,
iuio bi,s t" slate whch the Governor La been pre-
p,riuC If the Manor /, rcGOIiI'rt and c"!"ai'S NJ
political death W"nli \" The natural result. and lie
would 10 longer remain in the field for ppnvh"I.
The rppuintmcnt Of n successor 10 thi1 Jndg"
Larrrrnorc is another subject which has call''i tie
Governor q Ncw.York. II Is geacr:ily believed that
General Roger A. Pryor has been remed. int General
PRYOR in an Interview Yesterday depie1 IT. lie has
been mentioned = tho Tammany candidate or jude
shin on the local ticket and he NAV pfc!"I M. som"
OF The friends Of Judge Henry A. 'ildci>c"v" who
Induced him take the Tamniany nomination ior
dcr of tine General SESSIONS Court year ago. tried
10 get the Governor to give HIM th' Pace. The,
were 100 late Governor IIill toc tcn for the berth
hai lecn prom> d alrridv.
rhc Dcniocratlc >talr committee VII al" nominate
a ,uccc> ~or tD Judge Earl.