New-York tribune., 1894-09-18
FLOWER AN INCUBUS TO 1T.
THE MACHINE PREFERS SOME OTHER
CANDIDATE.
IT HAS NO HOPE OF WINNING IF HE Is RE-
.NoMINATED-JoHN BOYD TEACHER

1T HAS NO HOPE OF WINNING II he IL AZ
.SoMINArED-JoHN BOYD TEACHER
AS IT'S POSSIBLE CHOICE.
Albany Sept Il (SpecaD. Governor Flower Is
once more In Albany, and again there are rumors
that under the advice OF the H'n-Murpny-u"ro!-
McLaughlin- -Sheehan machine" he may dechhe u'e
Democratic nomination for Governor Inc e"'e'
members OF this machine" do not think 'hey ean
elec, Mr. Flower: the record OF his admmf'ra'
,Io, ,s TOO bad They are not shocked by that
HACK history; indeed It's worst features were 'he
result OF their prompting. but they are accuseomea
10 look at political conditions in con-p""aeA
wav and therefore. they cannot but see 'he i"-
possibility OF re-elecng Roswell p. Flower as wv
ernor OF the State 90,
Their chief obstacle the retirement OF MI
Flower OF course. is the Governor himself. am
afraid" eaid one Of the leaders OF the machine yes
,erday that Flower has come back from the coun'
~ fairs with such a swslled head that we shAu
have great difficulty In getting MN OUT u ". Wv
field as a candidate for Governor Tnere "a''.Ay
Is q big turnout OF voters 10 these couh" a ia".
whenever It is announced that the Governor o' '"'
State Is to be present no matter who Is "ovefno.'
and Mr. Flower would II he thinks 'ha' :
large attendance at his speeches Is PERSONA ,to
ute himself II he insists upon his ds nIie': Il 70 him:
although we know tha, both the machIne eoriys ps'
Gratis and the an,machne Demoerdts ~ ,I"n and
and Sc1o Bs1G sn are pr,ces GpG'G pc 10 in the but
knows that he will be showed under If he runs i0s
The Cleveland Democrats who control tae AiSanS T
say they intend to supRor, Flower should
cline the nomination. speakins Of AN, Mr, rtnssTssni
fSndS9sy tSdhs to ihs cSSn,y ns OF sa ie
we for Mr.: Thaeher If Mr. IT, Te1Smins,sd '%si ted
SdeS sn 1Ra hsehe ne . nUs u. hs man for
emergency which confronts the Democra.Is Ike
n So Ss the TSS S
H Democrats and we think nr rhashsr os ssnsor 's Hits
ns nan +. hs hs. is so bssn the
Democrats: We are therefore pushing MIN ~
Edward Murphy jr 1t is said intends TO rss,s stss
his place as chairman OF ne e ppoornsbkeepsIs
who engineered through the theft Of The nswo. Swtn
senate District in 1891 ana thus faVTs Tr N" "Mrrphys
srSs psry ns can ss said csdd that p
ley Will well fill Murphy's shoes he W WI Machine
aas Murphy But as measure Of conella'inss xI M
Cleveland Democrats the election OF hIhcnaV in
Sscuyoa be aSSni d" And Mr. Hnckeys election will be 80
regarded by the Cleveland Democrats
Buffalo. Sept II tspeciaD. -Licutenani-'iovernos
sheehan purposes avenging himself on "o'e'.
Flower by eecting delegates from the six AsSem.I
districts OF Erie County Pledged TO vote Tor
Cook OF Rochester. for Governor. The de'es.s. .,
will he chosen on September Is. and the iniorn'
,s given out by Mr. Shcehans eutenants mere '"s'
all will get formal instructions to vote ior " -
Governor Flower would certainly feel the anron.
an opposing delegation elected from the couhV ss..
by his running mate OF three years ago. MI , 81.
nan has cherished the nope of revenge for se'e's
reasons He felt deeply Inundated when Go'.,s
Flower signed the bill repelling the Police BILL WI
Sheehan passed In that night OF pandemonlum W. a
closed the session of 1898, and he talked opeh'
w,r when the Governor removed Sheriff Becm "
twenty four hours later named his successor "'''
consulting Mr.. Sheehan. - .,. .,iu fnd
Among the organization men. Mr. Sheehan Nv. VII !, bS
no opposition TO his plan for revenge un e,s COM.
with Norman f. Mack, member or the 500 Mr.
mittee and the n-n-law OF the new Shern ssr but
Mack feels grateful 'oward Governor Fowse,, wse,,.gatS
ne will 10 TO the State Convention as snr rep-
from the Assembly dlsrlct which MI n ecrsrt.lny
resented 40 long. and this district VIII VSssssshAn
instruct its delegates for MIR. Cook II MT S"ee"
says the word. =. a.. oont which
Mr. Mack is with Mr.. Sheehan in the nsn, srS The
Is approaching between the organlza,,1n ,ion held
Cleveland Democracy. The latter organSa'' eoht
meeting last night and decided to make /, feels
strong in the leadership OF Postnaster-em,n and Il
sell who has taken house here for m,o" "ramnalg0
said to br personally conducting tne '""'
against the machine