The evening world., 1894-10-11
Both Sides May Agree Upon States
to Be Presented at To-
Nights Conventions,
ANOTHER SURPRISE IS LIKELY.
The State Democracy May Swing
Around to Wheeler II Its
Demands Are Ignored.

Z some lively CauCuSlnR Is Delng done
to-day by the leaders OF the Tammany
Democracy on one side and the leaders
OF the State Democracy on the other.
with John Boyd TEACHERS Campaign
Committee as an intermediary, in an eff
fort to get together on Congressional
and Assembly candidates.
1 As foreshadowed In THE Evening
World some days ago, strong effort
Is to be made by the Democrats to get
a majority on joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture, so that q Democrat may be elected
as David b. Hills successor In the
United States Senate. Senator Hill may
resign before election day, and II he does
that and Is defeated for Governor the
Democrats, by carrying the Legislature,
could still hold his seat in the United
States Senate or give It to the man Of
it's choice in the event Of Hills election
as Governor.
Tammany Is anxious to secure for the
Democracy a majority In the Legisla-
ture. in order to keep that body from
passing a Mayors Power of Removal
bill, which, In the event OF w. l..
Strong's election Mayor of this city,
would enable him to turn the Tammany
ofiice-holders out and probe their man
agement Of public Affairs.
w. r. Grace has promised Mr. Hill.
for reasons known only to themselves,
to have his organization support the
regular Democratic State ticket. These
reasons are conjectured to be that Mr..
Grace wants to elect some State Sena-
! tors and Assemblymen. and 1t is be-
I lieved that Mr.. Hill has promised him
division of these offices.
ie Cd NTH
, bition to succeed Mr.. Hill In the United
States Senate. and that Is believed to be
the reason he Is scheming TO get the
A position OF this sort would enable him
= to dictate his own nomination
, On the other hand, Bourke Cochran
.. of Tammany Hall, is also anxious to
{ succeed to the United States Senator
! ship.
These are some of the reasons why
conferences OF State Democrats and
Tammany leaders are being held to-
day. and why the effort is being made by
Mr.. Hills Campaign Committee to get
, them together. Each side has Its own
big axe to grind, and which has been
known until the result Of to-nights con-
ventions is given out.
3 This deal between Mr.. Hill and Mr.,
and Tammany Hall, may yet fall to
pieces and in that event 1t would not be
surprising If the State DEMOCRACY sh9 Guild
choice, the third state ticket.
. Charles 8. Fairchild. who has big
swing with the State Democracy. OF
which he IL a leader, Ia also Chairman OF
the Wheeler Campaign Committee. and
will work for the success OF that candi-
date. Mr.. Fairchild is credited with hav-
e ing had q great deal to do with breaking
q up the Grace deal with Tammany, and
he may also use his influence to break
the With HIN Hi s II the In
a while united on the union local ticket,
will be divided on the state candida ties
: M. Fairshilds followers voting with
: ers voting with him for Hill. Either
horn OF the dilemma will be unpleasant,
When Mayor GIlroy was asked II Tam.
y many had any negotiations on with
q the State Democracy. he said;
e "The Chairman Of the State Commit.
Il tee informed us last night that the State
q Democracy wished TO treat with us re-
garding the Congressional and Assembly
Nominations The Advisory Committed
e referred the matter to the Congressiona
II District conventions, and II Is for then
. to decide whether they will give any
thing to the State Democracy. The Ad
IS visory Committee and the Executive
Committee will have nothing whatever
to do with the matter"
o Are you personally In favor OF divid
IS Ing with the Grace men7" was asked.
4 II do not care to answer that ques
q ton" replied the Mayor.
g The Tammany Congress slate wal
d be one or two changes this afternoon Of
at the conventions tonight. but this wal
the slate at IL M.
= seventh Distrlct-AmOs ]. Cummings in pSc
y Of Edward J. Dunphy.
Eighth District-Edward J. Dunphy in place 0
II Ninth Distrlct-H. C. Miner in place OF Tim
- othy Campbell
e Eleventh District-wiiiiam sulzer In place o
l, Amos ]. Cumming
/. Tenth Dlstrict-Gcn. Daniel slCkls,.
v Twelfth Dlstrict-Gsorge u. Mcclellan in plac
| OF W. BOurke Cochran.
=. Thirteenth District-Franklln Bartlett In pac
% OF John De witt Warner.
e Fourteenth Distrct-JOhn Connolly or John D
Crimmina
= Fifteenth pistrict--Jacob 4. Cantor In place o
y IsidOr StTaus.
i. IN will be noticed that several Con
r gressmen are shifted around to sui
the conditions this year, If Dunphy II
p renominated, he will be taken out Of
Il DIVERS stronghold Amos Cummings
lie is to be sent down To the Battery dis
trIct, and Rankin Bartlett from tina
e district to the Thirteenth. II was sale
~ that there was a possibility that JOIN
" DE witt Warner would be renomina tee
g in the Thirteenth and the slate rear
IS ranged to give Bartlett another district
m!ngs, Miner, Sulzer. Sickles, McClel
Ian and Cantor.
While Mr. Fairchild denied this morn
d. Ing that here was any trouble between
er himself and William Il. Grace over tn
third ticket candidate. he PRACTICAL!
admitted that there was split In tn
I'll Is just the way" Mr.. Fairchi:t
q, said TO an Evening World reporter
5. AS az organization, the New Yorl
] State Democracy has taken no ACTOR