The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-01
CLEAN SWEEP In THE STATE.
4 WEEK BEFORE ELECTION DEMO-
Gratis CAN FORESEE VICTORY.

The Good Advice Nj. Cleveland 10 Snid
TO Have Given Pat Lyons - Senator
Murphy aud Mr.. Croker Have . Talk
Coroner Hackctt Can't Help Prophesy-
Ing Cash Out Of His Friends Pockets.
While It was perhaps unnecessary for the
Cleveland Administration to demonstrate to
what are known as anti Reorganization men Its
interest in the candidates OF tho Saratoga Con-
| vention. nevertheless the interest demon
| strated by the Hon. william c. Whitney and
the Hon. Daniel Scott Lamont Secretary OF
War. has resulted In making Shipping Com
missioner Maurice ]. Power and Christopher
Columbus Baldwin and others moro lively In
getting around to Democratic State Head
quarters.
Lieut. Gov. Sheehan arrived from Buffalo at
IL o'clock yesterday morning, and Commits
sioner Power was the first man to have talk
with him. Then came Mr.. Baldwin. and later
in the day he had long talk with MIR. sheehan
and others at the Hoffman House, Both Mr..
Power and Mr.. Baldwin were big men at the
Syracuse Convention in May a year ago.
As II by concerted action on this matter. Pat
rick Lyons. who was United States Marshal Tor
the Buffalo district under President Cleveland
during his former Administration. had an in
terview published in the Buffalo Times Monday
evening. as follows:
-, Patrick Lyons. who wae United States
Marshal lot the Bu1IalO UlSITlct unueT lIeSl-
dent Cleveland during his former ,Administra-
tion. has Just returned from Washington'
h. hs
~, G9 home and vote the straight Democratic
=. Mr.. Lyons says that in the course Of Mr..
Ceyeland's conversation with him the matter
sod. With reference to the State ticket the
~ hope the Democratic State ticket from
Maynnrd down will he eected.'
:" He spoke especially Of Judge, MAYNARD;
saying that he was an able man and worthy Of
that Judge Maynard would be elected, With
regard to the rest OF the State ticket Mr. Glove,
that they ourht to be and would be elected;
tats Erie bs the
ticket. He was not In sympathy with those
who were trying to defeat rlltLr,,,d s,,, ,r,o,
- 90 home and vote the straight Democra
ticket"
Lieut. Gov. Sheehan had with the President in
the White House several months aGo.when the
President asked Mr. Sheehan:
Locke key Of 30 Bn KGS get along with franklin D.
The Lieutenant Governor said he didn't and
couldn't get along with Mr.. Locke:
get along with Mr.. Locke myself"
Mr.. Locke is the gentleman who is having
fine ante election day time in Erie county. and
who has bolted the Dem ocratic ticket. not for:
getting President Cleveland whenever itsutted
~ Senator ma tor Murphy came from Washington
to-morrow; The senior ssnato or viii leave for
New York Immediately after the adjournment
OF the n SSna.s en o MurDhy II
ground. and 1t was late last night when he I'm.
ished his consultation with Democrats, All
man House to greet him and give him the ex-
act situation as Chairman Of the Dem
were Lieut.. Gov Sheehan. Richard Croker,
Anthony n Brady Of @ Albany Charles r r De
smss ar pSfs
Frank Fitzgerald. Railroad Commissioner
and
Senator Murphy said afterwnrd that the
RPeemSsras wn9id surely WIZ Fl on aTesaay next
All Join joined with him in this opinion. All
the Republicans and their friends in the Bar
Association on Judge MAYNARD were OF such
cause. These attacks. it was added. have dis.
played personal venom. and. as Senator Muir
ply concluded. they have anGered tho Demo-
Gratis and aroused an interest In campaign
which otherwise. for an Off year. might have
BEEN somewhat llstless
reau at the Fifth Avenue Hotel continued to
count their chickens. and ex,Congressman
on the, defeat Of Judge Maynard. It was an
other day in which the name of Edward T.
not Hnase od n his Ysops
that Judge Maynard would be defeated. Some
OF Mr.. Hacketts visitors recalled how sanguine
he was in the last week OF the Presidential bat
tie OF last year. II then advised all Of his per-
sonal friends to bet on Harrison.
DEPUTY Collector John II. Gunner lost 81. 900
on Hackett's tips. and there is a list as long as
your arm OF Republicans who lost smaller and
larger amounts on Mr. Hackett's prognostica-
tions. AS a .pol!tical prophet Mr.. Hackett il
not honored In his own camp
Chairman William Brook field Of the Repub-
lican State Committee. and Mr.. Hackett,
Chairman OF the Executive Committee issued
ar address to the Republican voters OF the
state. The first two paragraphs contain tho
usual abuse Of Judge Maynard. There is one
business depression" paragraph. and the
concluding statement Is:
AN that Is now necessary 10 to poll our
own VOTE
There have been no bets anywhere on the
contest yet. Should any Repubiican have any
spare cash there are Democrats at the Uoff-
man House awaiting his pleasure.