New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
NILES FIGHT FOR MAYNAhD'
HAS HE SECURED THE HELP OF D'oo
M'LAUGHLIN?
IF NrGpIIY. CROKER. sHEEHAN AND THE III
or KINGS COUNTY OPPOSE HIM HI
WILL. HAVE 4 HARD TINE II
CARRYING OUT HIS PLAN.
CARRYING OUT HIS PLAN.

WILL HAVE 4 HARD TINE ~
CARRYING OUT HIS PLAN.
c.,,,ors I'M and Murphy went back 10 Wa'h'hS
,o,. ,o.terdav leaving the Democratic p0nuc''S -,
,r,n,,ets discussing the possible tendencies oil ~"
campaicn and Specializing upon the abiiiN " 49,.
.erior senator 10 direct the course oI inc P'i'
v,,r Mr. Hits visit to Hugh Mclaughlin ~ "
latter. summer home at Grccnport, j.. L. l"''''''
, tonic for debate In Democratic club cii'lea i'' ,,
mo which many local statesmen entered I'LL" W.
cc,t interest That the trip va, suddenly uhu'i
, and ,r.s practically unannounccd QUESTIONED
is, t.w IL was also generally accepted 10 mean ''''.
senator Hill had urgent need Of the Boss oou"'''
and aid. ,, o.,
Democrats Of influence who have exceptions" Ia
cilitics for learning what senator liiis oesiE"H o.
exprcsscd the opinion that the senator was P'p'"H
to assert himself in the coming meetings oil 'h' D
cratic STATE Committee and state Convention III
WAY that will prove that he has surrrndcre" Il" '
or little Of command. and that his purpose Is 10
control The affairs OF the party with the same msn
handed and unbcnding determination when HIS
characterized his leadership from the iime ~ ""'
first elected Governor. Since b" was so Nloi'"'''
thrown down at Chicago Mr.. I'LL has Deem 'N'o,'
inrlv quiet bnt his admirers are saying 'ha' ii''
no,1od ~ coma has ended. lie will brook no IN
,crfcronco from the National Administration. III
deed it is whispered in scmioficial way about 'n'
Hoffman House that the Cleveland Democrats VIII re-
coive no consideration at the senator's handS. ih'
ticket will be made up OF straighout. rohbouhu cop
per fastened machine men who have never ""No'oO
I'm their allegiance TO Mr.. HILL
Bv 10 other means his friends say. can lie enP"'
size the fact that his gip upon the state machine j.
III, haken 80 cccually As in the nomination OF 'uue'
MAYNARD for the Court Of Appeals. This mas th'rc
fore been settled upon the fir, ana lndispchSap'
rcoulrcmcnt which the who take their orders IRON
the senator must agree to. Mr. Hill sees in tie nom
inaiIon Of MAYNARD and his election his own vndica
u,uv 1t would furnish the first opportunity Whc1
The people of the state have had 30 pass directly ulci
tha gigantic crime IL the tnet OF the senate "i 1871
II MAYNARD can BE- elected t. the high plac" wmci
Governor Flower gave him rs = reward Tor his pfuoi
nation in HIS plot 10 reverse the Will OF the people
ll can thereafter point to ii as an Endorsement o
| fine Infamous means which he employed.
II i, not forgotten that Mr.. liil's heutenan'S are
far from unanimous III their assent 10 his plan "
campagn. Murphy and Croker have informed h
| that I'm their opinion Maynard nomination w"l'
| rn a polIcal blundcr. Shcehan shares their views
lint will do rs IIill directs. What Hugh Mclaughlin
thinks has not vet been made known. should D.
foin with Croncr and Murphy Mr.. l VIII NEE" srrlou
obstacles I'm enforcing his orders In the state 'ohN'
lion Democrats scanning the situation Win ahA
ety and are wondcrin, II he Will reject the COINS
| Of the leaders and attempt to run the convention
| alone.