The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-31
Stretching Its Claws Into the
Pennsylvania Canvass,
New York Democrats for Pattison for
President,
They Contribute Generously 20 Help
Garry the State this Fan and
Arrange Go Distribute Cam
paign Newspaper "Exs
tras" on the Rards-
ley Business.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4


A very significant interest is mani
tested by certain New York Democrats
i'll the result Of next months election in
Pennsylvania. Developments of the last
two weeks show that a close relation
ship exists between the managers Of the
Democratic campaigns in these two
states 1t is remarkable that not few
of the big men in Tammany have been
recently heard booming Pattison for '92.
The air is filled with rumors of an al
legged understanding, or deal, by which
the young Democratic Governor of the
Keystone state is to be made the choice
Of the stalwart Democratic braves of
the Tammany tribe. Big Chief Croker,
while seated in the Hoffman house cafe
q night or two ago, chatting with
friend, was heard to remark 81 tell
YOU. Pattison is the coming man. You
might us well buckle down to that fact
right now. Tammany can name the
winner in the next national convention
and it will be Pattison sure, if we carry
Pennsylvania this trip"
TAMMANY BRAVES BOOM PATTIsON.
THIS is but specimen talk Of what
can be heard almost any time at the
nightly gatherings of rammany men
heTeabeuts. One Of the most inhuen-
tial members of the organization is
quoted as saving that in the event of the
election Of the Democratic state ticket
in Pennsylvania nothing can prevent
Pattison's nomination for president next
year. He argued that Hill practically
took himself out of the race when he
accepted the election to the United
States senate. Had he decided to run
for governor again and then been
elected, he would undoubtedly head the
national ticket in '92, Tammany will
, never consent to Cleveland, but will
however, insist upon gaining the pres
tigo of naming the candidate. Neither
a Hill nor Cleveland is in the fight.
: The argument is made that for Tam
many to pick a man outside of the STATE
a would guarantee his getting the loya
a support of the Democratic organization
a of the city and state Of New York
: Nobody looks for Campbell to beat Nc
a Kinley in Ohio. Pattison is therefor
/ regarded as the best outside man, bu
\ for him to be available it is necessar,
d that the Democratic party shall win il
{ Pennsyly2nia this fall.
n The interest taken by Tammany in tn
/. political contest in the keystone stat
= is thus explained. Pattison's secretar
a of state, William It. Harrity, is credite
II with having engineered the deal in tn
i young governors behalf. Several mes
j sengers from Harrity have been owe
r. here on secret missions lately. 1t
# known that prominent importers haY
been solicited TO contribute to a fund {
help along the Democratic campaign
Pennsylvania. Some of the highwa
II contractors, who cut big figure in d
IL recting Tammany's affairs, have ais
n Clipped in pretty literally for the SAN
le cause.
u A NEW YORK NEWSPAPER BUREAU.
n The deal between Tammany and tn
% Pattison administration was first noise
d about in Newspaper Row, when 1t b.
. came known that large orders had bee
y placed by local Democrats for exit
Is editions Of The World and Evenin
Post for distribution in Pennsylvan
u during this campaign These edition
% will devote considerable space TO IL
a Bardsley defalcation matter and part
ID san attacks upon Republican state of
u cials. 1t is understood that all the d
&c tails of Bardsley's operations in the offit
Is of city treasurer will be rehashed, an
d no opportunity will be missed to crea
10 the impression that the Republican part
lu is corrupt and should have no standiT
e before the people. These papers are
n- be distributed gratuitously by the Dem
Ye cratic state committee, but will
1r- mailed from this city.
Ies Now. that there is no secret about Il
70 Tammany -Pattison deal, an effort is b
re ing made to get the mugwump vot
al, which has been supporting Clevelan
Dy TO now take up Pattlson. With this
view, negotiations have been open,
with leaders of this element, and it
mt expected that Harrity will be able
Or get some generously drawn checks I
ere his campaign fund from tins quart
ng II this scheme shall prove successful.