New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-23
TAMMANY AND GOV. HILL.
HAVE THE W1GWAM WARRIORS CAPTURED
HIM?
To-DAY's MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE WILL SHOW - THE COUNTY
DEMOCRATS IN A FIGHTING MOOD AND
THERE MAY De TROUBLE AHEAD
FOR THE GOVERN Or.


THERE MAY BE TROUBLE AHEAD
FOR THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Hill did not reach this city until : 30
o'clock last evrnin. and he found an anxious lot
of Democrats at the Hoffman House waiting to
sec him. The first to greet him he stepped
from his carriage was Edward Murphy, jr.. chair
man Of the Democratic State Committee, who for
tho last few days has been playing the part OF
whitc-wingcd messenger Of peace To the op-
posing Democratic factions from the Governor,
who hates above all things dis1ncction among
the members of his party. Into the Governors
eager ear the chairman Of the committee poured
his tale of Tammany greed, which he became
fully convcrslnt with during his long talks with
Mayor Grant and Richard Croker. After the
Governor and his first lieut. had been in con-
sutation for some time il WAS given ont that IN"
meeting of the Democratic state Committee to-
day would bc short one. and that all the busi-
ness before il would be- quickly disposed of.
This rumor became pretty general and members
Of the committee declared that il meant that the
Governor had advisrd agairsf the committee act
ins upon the resignation OF Police Commissioner
John t. Noorhis BY eliminating this dangerous
topic from the deliberations Of the committee ;l"
most impor.an: business then will he the rcnomna-
,on Of Judge Earl for the Court of Appeals An
address Of the usual Democratic sort will BE- is
sued and the wise men of the committee, under
The direction Of the Governor, worked upon II
last night IT. will appeal 10 the voters Of the
State with tho old-tnlc assurance that the prom
iSc, made in il " Ill ls accepted by the guiclcss
VOTER as being made in good faith and that the
past record of the party is worthy Of support.
Richard Croker and Mr. Murphy were together
nearly all the day. and the Tanmhny boss. now
| designated the King rf Nrw-lork. did not
leave Mr.. Murphy until short time before the
| Go,crnnr arrived. Mr.. rokcr III high spirits.
and tins4. who saw HIM III this Jnhllant mood
argued that This bod'"i no good for the County
Democrats. Mr.. trolrr seemed Ia hav" com
plri.ly captured the chairman "f IN" Stat" COIN
n.i,,cr for Mr. Murphy appeared 10 have gwen
his cn;ir heart 10 the ho,>
Early N the norhin- III" 'iio met and held Il
conirricr. Whi"! MS interrupted hl ti' coming
| Of rAirlrk krrtau. the County ltin""r"'y lra"r
| Of th, NlIth As,cnhI; Dl>trri. Nr. kc"r.An va,
~ rlrntly thcr' hy appointment, tor hr went
| directly to the cha.rm"n> room. In ~" m"al-
| time ". lmur>r Cochr.n and i>>, n.hlyuan
>hrcl,;.ri Of unai". had ."r" +" tie Chairman :
rnni Mr. krrnan's in"r> s'ii 'nni hl> rl>h
public Tia, Hill and Mar?i,y had N" -"n" over
10 Tainmany. a,h"n2h VI Murrhy's constant
! attendants and guest, since hN arrival III New
| York have been Tinnany leaders The TNili
Of the conferences, will NOT bc known until to-day.
wlrn the action taken hy The committee wall NJ
| dIratc how the Gov"runr intends to Jump
! After hls conference with Mr.. Murphy. The
| Governor held n short reception. Anl"ng thos"
| who callr'l upon lin Were Samuel EHrdS'rN. "'
| tica Patrick Mnlon".. ui D>w"t": I'M N
| lsckwiih, oi Ilciki,ncr: Congressman .'ohn VI
| Wiley. Of Aurora Wilson y lis>cll. Of liuhaI' 4;
| c\-Mnvor William l. Kirk. II Syrar1~'; AlrN-
! audcr Eu.,acc. of tine State civil Service Tom
! mission: DI,tnct-Nt"rhcy James ". E"lGway.
! Of Broo,.ln: General Slrklr>. john B Riley. Of
| Clinton. SECRETARY "f The SIT" 'Nil >rr'"'
! Board: William II! Nur'ha. .lu'ler kcnnA, John
! l. Adam. and State senator McN"ulki"n.
/ TIE. Governor ,o'> I" lilhllo tomorrow I"
sls.ah ai fair hear there"
/ TIE I\rcutivc Committee nf the County
! Democracy County Committee hcLl m""t'n: last
evening at tie Comfy Dr'norra,Y llradTnrrri, IN
Coupct l'niplI !, c"nld not ~ called an Ell
thu,l,tic gathering. h"' au>r Tier" was "A political
chilllnr,s N ih" air. caused BY wr,l-drinrd i'm
prcs,lon ,ha, Governor Hill and his ny rmld"n'
have settled the question "i successor I" john
| Z IoorhIs on ih, lrnorraiic Stale t"rn:!il'i"r
| ,d\ct,.l, 10 the wishes Of tine "tounir>. ~
! senator Michael G. Murphy presided. and Charles
| J. Metre WAS secretary. thrlth MiIii'r y.
| Power, rx-C"rporiii"n Counsel l"r'unan, cN-
Supervisor to,riran c\PHhhc Works. t"ninis-
>.otrr - I.""h.r smith. c\-H'r',"r I"H' '"nh
! lIaNrs .diur> W. irS IT,. Erm't lnNI Ter, J'h"N
/ MIur'mry. " +. Mitchell. l:."harI \ t"hn'nI
ham. Peter Rush and r\ t"nerS>nrIh l'm"'hN y.
! ainp~ll were anon. Tine committeeman present
! The date irr the primaries whs ii>"d tor N'i"i
b a. N,,f, ,.tnis :,i
/ named for = ' district. Ia" 'iItr "i tur '"h,'
! ,nn,cntlon was ci tor M"nddN. Ort"."r II. L"
! assemble at III" t"opcr n"n ~ p m. i"nr
day, after '!r RcpuhlIrnn Convention amd four
! DAYS hriu, the convention al Iamiu"nN lldI
The dates and places for the Congress Ton
,en'on' are 7" ,i,,n u" al "MT S,,c vII'h Dr,"@r
! 4 Gamer Union: With. Oriohrr !. Walh"llh
! Ii,ll. OrharI-,i; Nth. October t. VI" - H,'rni
,.~nih-si. Mn. October /. No. ioS ii nth Ay";
| \IIth Ortnhcr !. 80 i.l@U rhird-aNr.: Alllih.
O,ininr !. 40 :oi West Onr-hnr'lrr'' -anL-,IN-
tenth & ANIh M II nTI"!%r mIisI t.',> "nSraon vii viii
rc,, 81, Orrnhrr H. u, No. liu SINih-avc.: tie
With or,nhcr II. at No. $50 Thiri.,"r Ihr
Assembly and Aldermen "nlrn'i"ns ~,'' '' "''''
/ on different days from t)rt"''cf !" l' =,
! \ii"r ,,c.. iaciA had been -ivcn out an"'i'r
secret ronirmncr was held. ai wirh III" 'i'u
| rco,rdi,r the County lHnim:nrNs represent ii''l
wn, resolved that no effort should hr spared I" IN
dnrr tie lrmorraic Nti'" oiIili''F =" i''"I''Ir
| ihc rnlit of the OliIlrn 10 tI iH 'i''' ''''
v,u'trd hv commissioner Noorhs, when lr VII
drew from the County Democracy "r@anIall"n
| and sci No a faction ot his own II was d'hi l'E''
,nr, v,urhis should hr allowed 10 remain on the
committee thus cutting down il" t"'inii's quota
and virtually adding one mrmh"r TO I,ln'anS
anu ,i -, ,Lc rnn,n,ittcr This was denounced
.. thr oro,srst injustice, but the members present
Jc,rrn,ncd 10 make u stubborn fight for their
rights They adjnnrnr'l +" meet IN Cooper mon
-, 4" N, today, when they will 90 IN a
! I,nd,. IN thc Hoffman llous" and lay TN" case
hcnrc thr State Committee. II they fail. us
seem, probable. in retaining their representation
| - breach will result which may r\frnd even 10
,hc Conares,onal ana Assembly districts