The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-14
MS CONE MEGWLMPING.
Ex-Ju stice Murray Gives Several Fiinds OF
RensOns Tor U0lng SO.

Tho report printed in The Suv last Monday
to the effect that several of tho district OrgHni-
cations OF the New York democracy con
tcmplntcd joining the Mugwumps was con-
frmcd vest ,rday by Police Justice Henry
Murray. the leaJcr OF tho New York Dcmuc.
racy of the Seventeenth district. Slr. Murray
calls the present anti-llill movement. when
was started BY cN-Prcsident Cleveland
friends. the Murray Hi! movement. because
IL was born at an excessively secret meeting
held in tho Murray Hill Hotel. Mr.. Murray
said that hc has attended many of the confer
cnccs that have been lcld in tho hotel since.
and that he resolved some weeks ago 30 -
into The movement His district organization.
he SAYS. will follow hin. II has been an open
secret for several months That the political
relations between Mr. Murray and Justice
Noorhs have been ba lily strained. In talking
about tho matter Mr.. MGrray said on Saturday;
"Somo limo ago | received letter from
Charles \. Jackson. the Chairman of the
County Democracy County Committee. asking
me to confer with committee for tho purpose
OF considering tho advsaiility Of cficcting
consolidation Of all tho anti-rummany forces
in this county. In tho course OF the meeting
that followed l found that my associates on
tho Committee of tho New York Democracy
did not agree with me. was in favor of unit
ing all tho unti-Tammany forces. but L
was opposed anI IN exception was made
Of tho Stecklcr Association. Noorhis said
tbs association didn't represent anything.
Speeches were made. John Martin. tho Chair
,uUa OF tho County Conmitt"c Of the New York
Democracy Edward Gilon, Noorhis. and James
d. McIlelland taking ono side and tit" other.
! got hot and said what thought. told them
that we had been in existence Tor three years.
aud that all this time We had been tail to
r. ~ n,uny'. lttn | emil t',li IN, IapD1DDy
organ &ation in the seventeenth district had
bitterly opposed us. and that was tired t.!
helping an Organization t. iight Ms. told
them some unpleasant truths, and tho meet
in:; was not hGtmnniuUs.
,ust b"forn tho Sargt,g Convention Of
1851 wo had a-s'iranrrs from Justice NoorliS
thit a representation from the New York Do
mucracy wuuld be- admitted t. The Convention.
Ju-tic" Noorni. sand that hn had assurances to
thus rhcr' from Tnmmany, from Gov. iiil. and
from other Democrats" leaders III the state.
we did :" with Il cou-id"rhhic delegation AMI
Il brass hGnd. and We m2ln Il very r"NarriL!l n
a6tGaan"n, Meair'i.d, i"r @Imsi9nj; ; I'M!
t"iho rnriy WeEo not disputed, We were not
almttt..h ,.......,.., ..r,-,.
doubt mat had w not been loyal to .hc De
m"cra.y Coz. ilil would ncNe" have rccn
TIN. he, went on: Tho, me- :;ngS Of tho
almost ever" occasion with :lrEcinTS, and
trriiiu.: them. For instance. iir. NuDriis sid
1T on OF thrsc meetings that lac woula have
nothing t. do with the tn@n;v Drmonfals h,-
cause turv had !"in"t forces with the t"rub,i-
cans. interrupted him 70 ask i TINS was any
wni~" than iii" action Of J"h'i KELVIN r"nninE
rur Governor III order 10 defeat ll"!uS Roo
r-or. or for = Democratic Mayor t"arp,n5
lhr"c H"pahit.an inli'e jus:ic"~. said ihero
sapdld b' iniI roNr..rniS i'll tho rl'y i,oNrrn-
'#"at. and Tat tier" hnvrr w"ir - many pol
10y sh"rs, r"ol rooms. and such lla""1 uU!"r
nt present. shortly after dis meeting t,Ii
Justice V"orhi- tint couldn't rr:nni. in the
organi2ni,i,2p. and thnt ! intond"1 lining tln
not To- -. out liat then. aud ! G"ns"iItcd 10
remain fora white nn.."r. and I!A. SO. S'n""
thea Mr.. GNili:.Gu has represented Inc at tho
EVcrut We committee ms "tIn@S.'
Asked a. to whctLcr Il. Thought that IIr.
Nonrhis's rhnusr from ollie" tumnli- ~ipiicr-
IL. org IuiHntior. Nr Murray sa!j: As :,
Commissioner. N"u:i.ie hrt Il grcn' "cai morn
IN. adj, I, nn s.ru.;tlI 81 thc organization n
Nr Murray ,i.ii.rl 'nrk 10 Tnmmary again.
i-cd I" Civ" ,he. >-w York u :nonra.v = u!n@n
presented for the place q! i.e-iS'c" and steps
We" ;Uk"G l." IA 50 m"ney t" naE his "'"ctiVa
:" r.k.r llG vco-':s" said liz. Murray,
''iast Lnttin wouldn't hc a..".ta.l, aud thea
Frank T. tiIa,fnla. 'ho IDpmnnE man W.
W. got no:hia.: Croker assured It's THAI VIZ
would be- protected by. I;a'rnmag". lri We
hciongci to ~. but iiTammany took j, away away
and iirally exchanged Il and = I better place
i"r oG IN" SIX jns n, n. 2r;ani1@ti?n hqs is
Martin hold: mi p.!rpg" WIS seGvgren with;
in,rl a.t ia!i, TO ci'.:t i'innki,t Senator. AID
li,Hr. rx-Aesr'. ly.HGr E"rrl.;rN. ana rskva
~" S"G %!?y ir''}rIg. an" ' ES Tes
nhou; It. Gn1 finally appointed !-nSe'har4t |"
TIE place.