New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
CROKER ANXIOUS ABOUT TAMMANY.
HE COMES TO TOWN FROM MCHFuELD SPRINGS
TO sooTHE THE GROWING Discomfort
REVOLT IN THE XVIII DISTRICT.

TO SooTHE THE GROWING Discomfort
REVOLT IN THE XVIII DISTRICT.
"Boss" Richard Croker came to the city YESTERDAY
morning from Richheld Springs where he Is spending
the summer with his family. He went TO the Hof-
House. Soon after his arrival he went TO Tam
many Hall and looked the official correspondence
which has been accommodating there since he went
away. He found many things not to his liking in the
shape Of complaints grows and even threats, from all
sorts and conditions OF Wigwamtes who have not been
getting the places which they were led to expect or
thought they had earned. He dictated some re-
plies which he meant should be Of a soothing char
acter, and having been Joined by Mayor Grant thes
went together to the races.
Mr. Croser's sudden arrival Is variously interpreted
some Of the faithful say that he has dropped down
TO see IL something cannot be done TO ahay the us
content which prevails throughout the Tammany rcser
yation and prevent II possible, the tendency to"aru
revolt and disintegraton which is permeatne the Or
ranization strong friend Of the exChamberlaln saa
last evening: Croker fully appreciates the situation
and &c five to the necessity Of adopting measures 10
rard off the breakup which IS threatening us
Tho trouble IS that most OF the mon
who are corging themselves on the fat things OF
the city government don't realize the dangers aedu
~ them. A few months more Of snch disorganzing
Influences as we are passing through will mean certain
defeat Croker Is far from sat SIZED with the OUTLOOK
and Is amazed at the blindness OF the Tammany oIhco
holders 10 the real condition Of things"
II was said last evening that ono object OF orohers
coming was TO confer with prominent liquor men Id
ls interest and get from them expressions faVoraoe
u, the Governors denomination, and promises OF sup
NOM shonld he decide 10 again. II was repeesen'eu
ut Cornelius " Blisss decnation to be considered
r., The race for the Republican nomination had greatly
red Hill and that he has set actively AZ worK "
0acnra .drd term II the men who control tho Nolo
~ tho rumselers and law.breakcrs OF the s'aoe Will
oorce n give him their support once moro IL was OK
nained that Hill would throw of the mask ana DoiuiS
daclare himself candidate for reelection Inc hquo
,tarosts Of New.York City were expected to eaa OH
in HIPS favor and Croker, II was saio was heio "
renresent the Governor IN making new deals Win tei
II the "boss7 Is to stop the revolts whch are crop
ming nm all over the city be has not come momenp 700
soon. A welllmown assistant Tammany SOCIETY," III
the XVIII Assembly District called the HUNS nun
coub whose leader is John Mccoy, has Just broken a@'
from the Wigvam and similarly connected Organizations
arc threatening like action McCoy's dissatsfacon IS
cansed by the common Tammnny malay, olscon'en'
with the way the patronage is distributed IL up
pears that William j. Dalton, Deputy street oieannie
commissioners who IS the WigYam leader OF the AEth
District Imported broher-inaw OF ms Iaeu naitnn
oan from the XVIIth the district from which ~
bqm.elf was imported. and had Halligan put on inc
- tbe XVIII District on the Tammany Spots edger'
The brotberinaw moved back again 10 ms gu T1
trct Mccoy, who has been unable 70 get any H3o,nS
CO.. HE heeierss OF the Home Rule CLUB, mas declaea
var and saws he will Join with the stechIers III
LAYING out" Tammany Hail.