The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-01-19

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1ag ALBANY, NaY,cJan., IA. lsaa.--aFen
Pefe WRlsperlngthe startling rum0r to
hsaebtother in Albany tonight. thai
iRess2 CFokerendl Senator Hill are
htoatIiev Hs9 'olgap dod w.ffol;gs
aatheeaushe criticism made by the
stsmmang leader on the Senators
ore sence aIidaction during the meet.
starottae Electoral College has moi
BEEN asrgation.o qo ago5 lalsoYans
,'q lsisiaaserIed thatMr.C Croker repeat.
characterization to seperal7 politi-
cal fla9aesatthh Governors reception
au'hseia hinntlyithat Hilibad Il done
.ahseemoorasioparty deadly injury.
Fa However tbisgmay be, ii is certain
lehaEthe machine magnates have,had
.s4i0ua differente among themselves
A'promineat.De moeratis7 Senator to
day said boldly tlptt theleaders object
edt5 ahs inasrieraneebt Senator He.
.heir plains aud,fesented his comniiht
aeFe to run things according to hlsa
own rule orruin ideas,
His ngglctto consult with former
associates in party management was
locked upon as an insult 1t was not
considered wise policy 10 treat Cover
nmi Flower asa manoi secondary inn
pottstaee ia the PRESENCE Of democrats
romall over the State. ODDS g
The Governors position and well
snown anbitims make him o man
whose gao5 Willis u be desiredby the
m elise and whose IDEAS il cannot
gella&@Fd to despise.
Lock 90 thecouditionof things to.
lay said he Senator, sand you can
e8dily see that Croker, McLaughlin.
Murphy and Sheehan are the big
oar oftiYeparty a hae
HILL NEEDS ASSISTANCE.
"In CHS LegssiatureMr. Hill cannot
control a single Senatorial vnte with
EouE their assistance. Nor do I think
dc could 9outroI moge than half a
'loasn members Of assembly. His own
aouaty Of Chemung il represented by
4 republican.
"I am certain, che continued, that
Ne Croker has been thoroughly in
oansed by Senator Hills recent ac-
ions.
Croker Is forpeace for his own sake
de helped Murphy through solel
rom friendship and with an idea that
he differences threatening the party
ii account Of Mr., Olevelend's utter
4nces couldeventually be overcome.
"It is certain that ia The event Of
rupture between Senator Hill aud Mr.
Croker that Murphy will side with,
he Tammany leader. Everybody
Knows thai would be good policy and
H is Tie only thing he can safely do
/ How far thetesentmept III Mr. Gro.
Ekef toward Senator Hill IL likely to 60
40 one cares to predict, but it Is taken
Or granted among the politicians
1ers ttrat the big combination has
been broken by the very bomb that
he Senator cast into the Electoral
eolIege, ..s.
\ They also believe and do not hesitate
" say that Mr. murphy VIII refuse 10
10 made 8 tool Of by his associate In
the Uni.ed States Senate.
~ SUPPORT cLEvELAED,
II il argued thu New York intends
honestly 70 support Mr.. Cleveland and
tth4tths policy # pacifcat:on will be
adopcd toward the Pres dent electfrom
nov % w Tammany Hail..
/ The Murphy men are holding joli.
/ iication Ut their headquarters and
stfange to say there il no evidence
whateYaF lint there II the slightest
Afeellpg against Mr Cleveland or hia
friends. II looks vary muchasi il the
future actions q Mr. Murphy was IN.
fderstaQa aaa that in any further op-
position ~ Mr Cleveland the senior
5eaater from New York State would
get.b0t little backing.