St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-15
HILLS FRIENDS talk.
Cpokep's Attack on the Sena-
tor Causes Them to Study
the Past.
They Say Tammany Owes It's
Present Strength to
Him.
Threatened Organization Of
an Opposition Machine in
Gotham.
Pourke Cochran Has a Salts
factory Interview With
Mr. Cleveland.

NEW / DIRK, Jan. a. Iammany'S al
leged family turmoil continues to excite
the interest Of politicians and people
throughout the Empire state. Espe-
cially is this true Of New York city.
Little else is talked OF in the hotel cor
ridors and resorts where men interested
in politics congregate, and everybody
seems to be asking: is the mountain
laboIng only to bring forth a mouse, or
viii it be regular political volcano?'
According TO the political gosSips, if
Mr.. Croker does make war on MIR. Hill
il will cause the downfall of Tammany.
Here is what the Albany correspond
ent of the World has to say upon the
matter:
"Rjchard Cookers sudden and uneX-
pcctrd attack upon Hill, made last
Tuesday, and the story that has grown
out of it. that Iammany is anxious to
throw Hin over, have aroused the
friends of the senator. They have been
studying the past, and have recalled
facts and circumstances that prove 10
their minds three things. 10 the sena-
ton they say Iammany owes its present
strength and influence; 10 the senator
Richard Croker owes his success as
leader, and if ammany raises hand
against the senator 1t will show
she Blacklist gs@ra titude,
and Will cause lis own downfall. The
men who make these statements make
them positively. one IF Senator HIPS
friends said today that Croker was
nightly Jealous of Hill, because ne
recognizes in the senator 4 master.
Hill is bright and quick, said he,
while Croker is lazy and slow. Hill de-
peuGs upon his public utterances, Croker
upon his silence. Hill is miles above
him. If Croker daTes show his teeth,
UIll will come back to this city during
the summer vacation, and by tail he
will have q machine built up that will
crush Iammany into atoms. Croker, as
q factor in state politics, should know
that he is not capable Of graphing with
the senator, and he had better
not try it. Hill can get along
very we'll without Croker; Croker
cannot get along without Hill.
warm friendship has never existed be-
tween the two men. They are TOO far
apart mentally. A warm friendship
does exist between Croker ana
Murphy. They are Two Of a kind. The
idea of a man like Croker turning ILL
down is absurd. II Croker is not care
fnl How he walks UiII win tnrn him
do,,'n Wnithn,, Hi nor his friends he
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looked steadily at his caller and said
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cochran PLEASED.
The Herald this morning Said:" When
BOurke Cochran. as the representative
of Tammany hall. left Mr.. CleYe-
lands Office in the Mills build
ing yesterday at the conclusion
of an hours interview with
the presidput-elect. he was evidently
pleased with what had transpired.
There is authority for the statement
that Mr.. Croker and senator Hill will
not train in the future together on any
issue in which Mr.. Cleveland is IN
yoyel There is also good reason for
the belief that MIR. Cochran frankly
told Mr. Cleveland so, but the
eloquent Iamma.y congressman
would not admit that ne did.
The visit of Mr.. Cochran aroused a live
ler interest than ever in the future re-
laLiOus between Mr.. Cleveland and
Tammany hall. MIR. Cochran declares
that more importance has been gwen
his visit than il is entitled to and that
his meeting with MI. Croker and
Hoffman hUuSe Thursday nignt imme-