New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
To OVERTHROW TAMMANY.
TALK OF UNITING ALL FORCES AGAINST THE
WIGWAM
p1sovsrEp DEMOCRATS SAY THAT THE STATE
AS WELL AS THE LOCAL TICKET


MUST BE DEFEATED.
Besides choosing seven senators, twenty -four AS
semblymen twenty five Aldermen and two Members
Of Congress- the latter to fill the vacancies Caused by
the death Of General spnola in the Xth District and
the resignation Of r. P Flower in the XIth the cleo
tors OF New-York will be called upon on November
10 elect Judge Of the Supreme Court in place OF
George L. lngraham Judge of the Superior Court
IN place of Henry A. Gildersleeve: one Judge Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, in place OF Roger A. Pryor
two Judges OF the City Court, in place of Simon NJ
Ehrlch and John II. Mccarthy and three Coroners IN
place Of Ferdinand Levy Louis H. schultZe and Daniel
Hanly. All the occupants Of the judgeships to De
filled are appointees OF David b. Hill except Judgc
Enrich. whose term Of six years has expired and all
OF them expect TO be renNmnated by Tammany Hail.
The present incnmbents of the Coroners' once also
believe themselves slated for reelection.
Win there be any effort TO concentrate the opposition
10 Tammany Hall upon union ticket with good
prospect of defeating these Hill Judges and Taramany
Coroners This is question which has been ofien
asked since the capture of the Saratoga Convention
by the wigwamites of NewYork SO far no decided
anxiety has been manifested the part Of influential
Republicans repeat the experiences Of last year Win
q union ticket. Democrats who are opposed 10 con-
tnuance Of Tammany government in this city are
claiming a Democratic vote Of between oO'Ooo ana
10000. which, they assert, be thrown for union
ticket made up Of Republicans and Democrats ana
which, with the normal Republican vote, could easily
defeat the Hill-Tammany nominations Inc Coun'y
Democracy Executive Committee will hold us nrst
meeting Of the campaign at the New-Amsterua Oi'io
tomorrow evening and will probably take steps 'o"Sru
shaping the policy Of its organization on local maIeIs
The Voorhis Democracy, which met edud"S ih"o"iiio
treatment with the County Democracy at Saratoga IS
prohibited by its constitution from entering INTO
combination with Republicans to deieat the lanilanS
ticket What effect the manner Oh ltS exclusion Hop
the Democratic state Convention may have upon It's
C.ntv and The Voorbis Democrats have received an
additional turning down." this time at the hands OF
the Tammany Police Commissioners, every name pre-
sented by them filing the election boards in me
several districts having been rejected, ana Ianmah
men being selected in their places, as the only kind OF
Democrats entitled 10 DC eohsiuereu Oona h"o '"N
simon pure
at is all very we'll" said well-known anti-Iam
many Democrat yesterday, to talk about going 70
work 10 lay out the Tammany local ticket, but Demo-
Gratis who have any blood spirit left should under
stand that they have another contract on hand which
they sbould seek to carry out at the same time. /
am heartily in favor of any plan which will
defeat the Tsmmany Hall ticket in this city. But
Democrats who are opposed to Wigwam rule should
not lose sight Of the fact that the very men who con-
trol Tammany Hall have succeeded In dominating the
state Democracy. They have nominated one OF ther
uov warriors for Governor and OF their assistant
bencbmen for LeutenantGovernOr, and their success
means victory for Tammany all over the state 10
will give the chiefs and sachems of the WigWam
,retpe thew have long desired, but never have been
able TO secure -. o
- A vote for Flower and Sheehan is vote for per
peuatipg Tammany rule here much so as was
vote for Grant for Mayor last year. The anti-Iam-
many Democrats Of York will not free themselves
from the power of the Tiger ticket by supporting the
Denorratic state ticket Our only chsnce-Our only
p,ca hope in the fture-lies in the defeat of Flower
am amazed at this talk Of indorsing and helping the
State ticket on the part of Democrats who have been
treated with the contumely that has been heaped upon
the Democratic organizations % this city not In
utilization with Tammany which sent delegates to Sara
toga Let us oppose and if possible defeat the Tam
many ticket in the city. would welcome the StecK-
lers the Counties the disguised VOorhs men, the dis
satisfied Labor men and all who opposed to Tam
many in the local campaign but would say to them
one and all that our work win be in vain we cannot
defeat Flower. The overthrow OF the Hll-Iammahy
Stale ticket means a reorganization of the party.
Neither the antiTammany Democrats OF Ne"-iofA
nor the Democracy Of Kings County stand the ghost OF
a show Of recognition if Tammany Hall succeeds in
putting her candidate for Governor In the Executive
office this fall"
Another prominent nti-Tammany man. a leader In
the County Democracy, being asked Yesterday "iaU
he thought his organization would do III view OF It's
treatment by Mir Flowers friends, declined To answer
directly. but said that he would tell a story II was
as follows: political wayfarer having in response
10 cordial invitation packed his grpsack to attend
feast found on arrival the front door 10 the mansion
M which he was accredited slammed in his face.
Then he tried in turn each Of the side windows with
similar result. and finally the rear door Al tms
point one of the solutions. having rudely maltreaed
him read q declaration the effect that COlOTed men
voud he welcome within doors but that the waytaTer
had better return home. .
wayfarer: "henceforth my courage aud manhood, not
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