New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
A RITTER FIGHT AHEAD
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS IN THIS SAIL IN
HOSTILE ARRAY.

Moth SIDES PREPARING ~"
CAMPAIGN
,r.,.e CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
,A, ac The capital oil lhe >'''' u az
"n,,o A. IFS political movements an" 'V"
Wv 30 one need wonder 'hS' s'o' ~ "
p"'n', ,.odv in circulation here TSpcc""E III"
e""s i Albany has gained greater prom
i" aover within year past oy INV i'"'''"'
nehoe "o ,Y,.munc County Of David b. I'M anu
here HUM I'm tho election OF Edward Murphy. )r''
moreover I,r,ted States senator. Mr.. liillS nome
o' uouser on Cemetery Ridge between hei'
hiesn ,s hardly three miles distant from Mt
anu ,,s home in Ffthave.. Troy. The Nv" Demo
"f RATED states senators are thus withih nan
s,,,.nce' Of each other. and can hold poh''cai
"e ,.,ce AZ an. me within half an hour.
San another cheftan OF the Democratic parry
.,ror Flower lives nearly all the year III Al
-. and he cordially welcomes at all ume> zen"
,rs Hi and Murphy 10 the Executive Mai>'o" VI
N his private apartments In the capitol h'e"''"
ant Governor Sheehan also Is able by taking uh ~
late as / rs p. m. any day In Bhhao' 10 pc III ~
harr IN the evening" and to be present ut any con
,arce With Mr. HILL Mr. Murphy and Mr. Flower.
These leaders OF the AntLAdmnisration wing OF
tho Democratic party In this state are Eow wondering
ws.iher or not there will be Two DehiocraUo o'd''
tickets presented to the voters the coming i'' ann
whether also this "split" In the Democratic parry
It'll he extended into the election Of members OF the
legislature and Of the Constitutional Coh'ehuon
Tho STATE ticket will be Important one since ther'
must be elected successor TO Judge "''"''", u
the Court Of Appeals. and successors 10 'ecre'"iI
Of state Rice Controller Campbell, ATTORNEY 'ehti'
Roscndale State Treasurer Danfor,h ana o'''' -"
,,peer schenck A1de5 TO this there VIII De eirc''u
sI.,,ro d.,eeo,es ot.large and four delegates from
., Sor,,o D,.,rIc, 70 the Constitutional ConVehuOi
and q full senate and Assembly -,
ressrs Hill. Murphy. Flower and sheeHan' 'ne
modern ALBANY Regency" possessing as 'h'S NV
DO the control OF the executive ana 's'N'"" ~
.s Pm. State Government. would like to continue III
control but they Opcn-eyed enough :" p
,hot the Cleveland Democrats are haN Ut "orh
r.na,ing In contest that control with them rre''
dcnt Cleveiand's action in Withholding federa, ap
polntments from them, they interpret "''" "' ~
rightly. as an evidence OF hoSul'N' ,,.o,r
The political policy Of the Natioh"' '',.,a -,
In Ncw-lork state is that OF S'' NV, ~ receiving
the Offices in the belief that the nope o' ,"t
oMco vii, draw many Democrats from the s''nu'i"
o''' W." -. p.,,cv The members of the
Regency, perceive this policy ana INV - ~
tempting 10 defeat il by putting 'he "''' =, IT,
many Halls power, by passing laws a"'no''"s VI
apnropriatons to distribute large amount VI pau"
age in the rural counties OF 'ie ''''' ~
Cleveland Democrats are suohe' .,,,
Tho recent action OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n"ee"''
d, dcn,vinc Mayor Bishop. OF Buhaio' OF DIS power
10 appoint the Police Commissioners OF '"'' Ivy
considered by the Cleveland Democrats as ""
attach upon them Mr. Bishop Is Clev'i'hu De'"o
., a,d attended the AntiSnapper Democratic s''t
.o,vention al syracuse But Mr.. Sheet@h ge's oo"
,rI y, the Police Department OF Buffalo, ana un
,rh,od,v nnrposes TO use the police at the polls NJ
the next election to keep down both 'he h'p"oi''
vo.e and the vote OF the Cleveland DehoV'"''' "
coso thev run n separate state ticket and separ""
candidates for the legislature
rho Cleveland Democrats OF Buffalo have star'ed
ahomernler movement which may sweep 'hIousn Wv
Ct An tho Cleveland leaders see that II Demo
cratic legislature is elected this fall as subSerNei'
10 Governor Flower and Lieutenan'-"oNernor 'he,H"'
n the one which has Just adjourned was they VIII u
,r,sbed II WAS one of Lieutenant Governor sheehah
schemes for instance to have the Board OF Io'e vi
Buffalo appoint election inspectors ana, iui'a'e
.ho Tommanv Hall PLAN TO give the Republican party
oniv ono fhspector and the Sheehan Democra's '""'
This Is a plan which will be followed the coming ''
q Mr. sheehan has a majority In the LEGISLATURE d.
he had at the last session. -.
7, Mood not be said that with Sheehan inspectors VI
election at the polls IN Buffalo the votes OF hei'n,,
A., p.n,bicans nor the Cleveland Democrats wouu
be announced as large. II would be the case vi ''
s,rrburg with ns 900 Republican MAJORITY Wv"
again: there would be an apparent reVersh Vi Po
uiIcal conditions in the city. The Albany h'se"'S
o,so bav. plans TO seize the election Inspectors Vi
rochester Republican city, In the same m"hnei.
=, avery CITY I'm the state II possible. the Regency
will seek 10 gain control OF the election inspectors.
These men count the ballots. They can "coun, o",
the Republican party or the Cleveland Dehoo'"
they ever win state election or Lesisi''Ne '''
ton. 49, aou,nrc ,r,.
Having gained power by frand the "connuh Lgo n
-, state Legislature. the Albany Regency wouu
0erpetuate its power in the same mannci ,, 1eoac
II Wevnard who stole the election returns OF Dn'ces
UNITY and thereby enabled the Democrat," 80
Board o. %, H.oeiae Judge Of the Court Of Appeals
Frank Rice Secretary OF state rh ANA counted in the
democratic Legislature by canvassng the Nfo sn DE-
clared invalid by the Court OF Appeals; ,T,e George
o%c. The Regency" thinks OF nominating W" IT,
o'hc WC,ii.n now president Of the Board OF Alder
men M Of Sew,York for the place. o.,.o,,or comp-
Iii attcrney.(.eneral Rosendale and state Ensih
Schcnck who are now serving their nrst ter.s ana ,d
are entitled 70 from his post as chief clerk be
cause he was a Cleveland mar: ou 100 ~ can
Danforth. also member OF n 1ne Legislature in
,oi viii retire as he is nov serving LIS secohu
term ExMayor william - hi hc VI u, s,aie Treas
seeking the nomination for the pace Vi sU''e ira"
The Administration Democrats may seek t 10 1 ln"%
orc. IA. Dnmoclac state ConVenuoi Dut .I'h ~ ~,
ore ,mow how futile their efforts VIII De 10 'o JILL,
ha, convention Tammany Eall viii NH N.Y. easv he
atiesa ~ cain enough votes beyond Tammany Iiall
10 obtain majority In the convenuoWn, now turn
mon the action OF the Governor He dispenseS iol +,
patr1nag 20 a thousandfod than i 81 the Son Ih Ne
President Cleveland Rchara rnmncraiic co,rtcrs
follow the will Of the Governor ana si W,ecv In
T. Flower IS member OF the the, n" nHn,rol he con-
,'finn In II, Interest Rr outside OF ti' 1rgalha.
ton Of the Democratic pa y 'hee ,h hr" that the
cleveland Democrats must appeal anu .i, rim.
be at the ballot box and nor IN ,na nn%ocratss and
aWar democrats" In the history OF the parry nnd
now promise TO he - Home-'iule Democrats" AL"
Regency Democrats"