New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
CROKER AND FLOWER BARGAINING.

THE TAMMANY CHIEF RECEIVED WITH GREAT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PLANS.
Roswell r. Flower had number of callers at tho
Hoffman House Yesterday. But OF all the callers none
was received graeiousy as Richard Crokcr inc ehe
Of Tammnny Hall II said That consultation was
held bctOeen Mr. Flower and his leader upon the issues
q, the campaign but It afterward authortatycly
announced that this was not correct II Is KNOWN
that Mr. Flower we'll thc other candidates. nave
been relieved OF all mental worry about such sHars ~
is true most candidates asked 10 give their opinions
AZ 10 what course should be Imsued In the canvass but
generally candidates end that the responsibility thrust
upon them IS oneTous Therefore Mr.. Flower Willingly
shifted this responsibility upon the shoulders Of the men
controlled BY IIIl and Tammany Hall
II Is not really known what the subject OF con-
snltaton between Mr. Croker and Mr. Flower. but II was
sad the question Of the assessment OF Mr. Flower was
talked upon The Tammany Hall candidate FOR Governor
always commands respect when his views are ASKED
for upon that subject.
j. W. Ridggay OF Brooklyn. who hopes 10 succeed
Mr.. Flower rs the Tammany Hall candidate FOR Gov
ernor In 1894 by reason OF deal made between Hush
Nolan him and Richard Croker, also called General
II. W. Slocnm who was once a candidate Tor Gov
ernor, was an carly caller. Among Others there were
william H. Clark Corporation Counsel, and a Tam
many Hall chieftain, Colonel John H. Mooney. EN-
Asscmbyman J. W. Blumenthal, who wants 10 be sent
TO Congress from The district represented by Mr.
Flower called several times. lie feels sure that he
las gained Mr.. Flowers support.
The Committee on Registration held meeting. Inc
principal subject Of discussion the necessity OF
getting the Democrats in tic country 70 register The
new Lw provides that voters in the country as well
as I'm the cities shall register. Up TO october Is IL
is not required by the law that each voter shall register
IN person. This Inconvenience is obviated by the pro
vision which permits person 20 put upon the hSt
The names Of those who authorize him TO do So The
limit of time expires, however, on OCTOBER H.
Tho al 50
ing was done about assigning speakers as Time enough
lad not elapsed for the secretary Of the committee 10
communicate with Roger Q. NILS, the free-Irane
crusader from Texas; Benton McMillln, OF Ten
nessee the author Of the honest dollar plank In
the platform; and other speakers from the South.
The committee decided that it was best 70 run the
canvass National issues, and Only incidentally 10
touch upon State affairs. -,
Chairman Murphy went TO Troy Yesterday ana VIII
not return until Monday. Mr. Campbell. candidate
lar Controller who came on here especially 10 con
suit with the Executive Committee ana was treated
with dscOurtesy, returned 10 his home, in BAN, On
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Rosendae, the candidate for
Attorney General viii 90 10 Albany to-day. -,
Lieutenant Governor Jones, who stayed over hlShl
at the Park Avenue llotcl, and went 10 BlnghaInon
Yesterday, Gid not call on Nj. Flower. Mr.. Jones
only received one caller, and that was Charles
Stecler.