New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
SENATOR WCLELLAND BEA1EA
vor CANDIDATE FOR REN)MlNNlI'N.
METHODS WHICH WERE EMPLOYED TO DEFEAT
HIN u THE PRIMARIES.

Nr.ruoDs WHICH WERE EMPLOYED TO pIfEN
HIN ~ THE PRIMARIES.
SIT. Senator Charles p McClelland VIII not DE-
o,,aila,e for denomination by the democrats
-, tho XVII Senate District His name WI" "o'
me- rr4seut4d 10 the convention. for ne ma VIZ"
lr,wn from the field. He has been defeated o'
the Tammany- Murphy machine. whlch mas no' ','''
spent many hundreds OF dollars 10 ae'o"p'9" '',''
end but has used the patronage which Is III ''e
control of Tammany Hall in the district 10 "e'e"'
,hs 4l.ctlon Of delegates 10 the convention WHO
,,iybt he favorable to him. nder Ordinary CIR
cumstances Senator McClelland "ouIu DR. I''"'''''
IA the LEGISLATURE but h. has obtained 'lr e"i"''
of the Croker Murphy Democrats, ana CONSEQUENT!
b has heen forced 10 the wall. senator McClelIahd
j. an ardent Cleveland Democrat ana as Il mem
her Of the Legislature in the last three years NJ
has opposed the schemes OF those men who were
looking only for personal advancement ana I"r
financial gain 10 a Tribune reporter senator NC
Clelland said Yesterday.
",rhe great crime Of which was guilty and Tor
which now am being made 10 suffer l. NY
,,nositio, 10 The election Of Edward Murphy. IT.
az I'nited states senator You know Why op
posed him 1t because did not MINK
,,t H.. Was 4 fit man TO represent this STATE IN Inc
l-nited States Senate. Again. too ! opposed Ger
tain measures in the Senate which were hlU ou.''"
solely to iniur- friends Of Mr. cleveland an" ."
aid in the effort TO keep intact wha, is known as
also opposed considerable private legislation cor
uor,tion schemes and the Ike. IN which some or
the machine Democrats were huan tally Interested
This they did not Ike | wish TO say however
t,af while. Senator hin and disagree on 4 great
many matters to dc him Justice. ! never ki"" nm
10 be interested IN any financial lrgiSI"'lon' anu
do not think that he eyer was
"IIov MAS defeated? That t. plain In III" hISt
Mace belirve that a. per cent Of the l'no'Td''c
voters i'm my Senate District desired my I~homiha
ton but no living man could stand up before
the Influences which were brought 10 bear on 'i1
Democrats. there TO secure my defeat nirr I'D"
operation of the Water shed law there apparently
is no end to what The Tammany Han bosses can
do 10 gain an end FOR which they are seeking
in this district I'm the first place they have got Il
lot of men employed "a alleged experts to give
testimony ON real estate to be taken. for which they
hay. agreed 10 pay each man so Il day. Again III
the watershed districts land j. To H. taken ana the
damage fixed by the appraisers. ! know of al
least on. cas- where Harry Dykman. son OF 'h"
Judge Of the supreme Court VINO appOiH'rh '"r
Commissioners sent for the party to come TO his
Office and asked him how ne was going - vote
in - certain contest where ! was interested. lie
was told by Mr. DykmAn that they controlled th"
APPOINTMENT of the commission mat wa Il" "P,
praise the land and fN the damage ana lldl u
he had any hope OF his fathers interest beng 'dh'h
care Of ne would better Noi" against me-
Il know Of another man who was sent lpi d i',"
DAYS ago 10 come 10 " bite Plains To Mr.. ~ h.
mans office He told then that his name hhd
month The man laughinglN told III" ABOUT a. anu
said he GId not know he was IN eH'h sool lli'N
am = good deal better OF away from Albany. J
have always been loyal party man. mn the
people who have recently opp4seu ii W. M
ALWAYS Loyalty supported thr tdldbdtcS