The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18
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Chairman Murphy's Not. OF Warning Ech-
oea by Other New York Demeern,s.

CHICAGO. June 1.-The ringing notes Of
warning By Edward Murphy. Jr. Chairman Of
the New York delegation. that Cleveland. de-
spite the most herculaan !abors cannot carry
his own State. have souu Eel through the hotel
corridors. and have struck incoming delegates
with c-aat t1rce TIE declaration Of NJ. MUIR
PHI. backed III hy an experience Of six years
a. Chairman ofthe New York Democratic State
Committee. have opened thu eyes o! delegates
vino had been r!onsntarilr blinded b. tho
statements o. th> Cleveland Craze !!.erary
tgccau. Hour after hoHC TIE tyraw..tcis Of
this bureau have rounded out yarIs .: inter-
;iews with Ten no. -. within 800 miles 81
Chicago. Twelve c-e-ert interviews had
tera prepared fo- S"cre'ery Fa!rcht,i wnen he
arrived last n.ght IIe sele,.e,; the ore which
Ylaasei hin. 10 81. c-l.-ed a scors q coTies
and Tic newspaper reporters we're supplied
with them. Il IS almost incorr-.vah,e that
any delegate car b imposed u7on - such
methods.
This VS.. ha situation When Chairman Mu--
Ply sounIe. his hus!e ho-n. His interview
was rada after extended conferences with
Ei'ha-i Croker and q dozen cher r-orl!reu,
New York Democrats. VIII, ka " that from 'hs
ron!cal C.cye AID coVk the Governors cha!r
at At1aHY he mas been \ dad we Oh: upon the
Ya-:y. a !umbeginS dag who vas boosted
along t7 main strength ln.i. in 1883. wael no
amour. q: raorrY or effort could have
reelected him t. the Presidency. The DEM
cats wouldn't vote f,r him. anL that's a.lthere
wa. 20 the stu.t! u Nr. Murphy. NJ. Croker.
and al tho exaerielccd po.!.ic!acS in Nay
York 30 MT rcra,l that time without = .:-oan.
u Is NJ SURPRISING: that after the. ",pe.i-
"accs n trying 10 keep Cleveland In 0 :..Ee they
have come here and announced. Ic.C- blank.
that New York caHno:. under any circgn-
stances. be carried .5r Cleveland. Mr.. Marphy
received to-day many congratulations On his
u.teranrcs. HIS ciea--cut criticisms OF the
Mu-wGmI Gs asSinS is a,s1 hiGAg c0.umend-
cd. Evcry New Ypr&ar in town who has the
slightest Er7w!ed-e Of tbs situation endorses
Nr. MIrphy's views.
Richard Croker said to-day Mr. Nurrhy
is right in every wood he u,t"-s. The Demo
cratic iarty cannot carry New YORK with
Glove a7!. Il was a terrible III r. In 1889 to
saw hi" from even more cru- l!2G de!ea,
than he syt- We can carry the State with HI.
10 j. MT tainted by defeat. H.. claim, c,
Alr. C.eveiand's lgiends here are pgeIaster.
Gus. do not understand why sepsit!e men
dare 70 pUt firth such statements a. tLcya4-
vance.. There is only ono explanation They
aye here 20 Leat Hill II possible. as they Know
that Cleveland cannot get the non.aat!oa.
Bat HI! VIII TO nominated in spts o. them.
Al! the nonsense about third candidate
every breath. and the friends OF Mr. G.eye.4a!
must bow 10 the will Of. the ms!y.!-y,"
Nr. Croker also said: This Cleveland FAC
t!on IS nothing bat q lot q d..z-gri.ct kirE-
crs. They are not even DeGDo,:ats Ia New
York va never got any assIs'anr" II rIr con-
tests with the Republicans from such men as
Grace and Fairrh!li, who now s.!I0rt Ileye-
land. These People have no Eartv 'sc..nc and
have starta! this movement - private .nter-
csts merely aGd in the hops o, G-'~h..ng tho
regularly orc -E!zet Democra,S - tao state.
Essites these very men who grl shouting
!1udest against tho Fsbruar7 'anyeati 4.
which instruct e.! Tor Hill. took A. active part
in orSanlzia: ,ns' assembly. Charles :. Fair-
child Intended tie primaries AL preliminary
= ce;.n:s and WAS enthusiast uat.! Mr.. Hill
was shown 10 % 'ae taYorita.
Delegate Char.s- +. Rem irt o! Ma !soa said:
II an 4 liNl ran from tor :, bottom. HUI
has made New * a Dem ratic STATE. No
osher man mentI ned at THU tlme can arouse
the enthusiasm r! Democrats there as he can
Er \ as been al! : now tn ,gle friend Of the
soldier and organized labgr. New YORK tax
lAy"rs know h;5 Gonesty. IN the other hand
Gratis: while Hi would win it " 5000
How about another candidate. supposing
one were chosen: Would ron support HIM"
II should support the nominee % the Chi.
caSo Convention. whoever 1t might be. for