The evening world., 1894-03-31
NEEDS A
new DOCTOR.
tContinued from Frs Pu0e.)

There IL anotner element Wnicn y tHe
greatest menace to the Central Pow
err" These men are loyal to Tammany
Hall, but not to Croker. They are un-
dermining Croker. Their ultimatum Is
their standard OF Democracy. To carry
It's banners triumphant at the front In
every political battle, they have tolled
for It's success day and night, spent their
money and made countless other sacri.
fees. They have their EFFORTS rewarded
by seeing the offices TO which they say
they are entitled DIVIDED among ,nS
persons who have no other claim on tie
Organization h that they opposel II
and forced recognition at us nanas.
Rewarding his enemies Is what Croker
calls generalization in the interest of the
organization" Instead of peace ana
harmony, however, he has stirred up a
war, a relentless feeling for ms bi2on
4 enough Offices to go around.
Turmoil In the First.
For example. the First District. This
A. or was, a Tammany stronghold. The
feeling in that district Is so intense
against Croker that, II an election were
five out of ten Of the old Tammany fol-
lowers would either vote against Tam
many or stay away from the polls. In
ms .; diStr1G 100 M 1aias uresumabI Tammae
NY votes and the fuli strength OF the
Wigwafn forces.
AZ long as FRANK T.. fltzBeraIu "a
the leader of the First there was no rue
ton. He was popular, and made frlehds.
When he was elevated to the Bench ms
brother. John e.. wanted the ,eadership'
Murphy should take the helm. and thus
the seed Of discord was Col. Muir
ply Is personally well liked among the
rank and file, but that ends 1t. lie was
q County Democracy leader, a County
Democracy Senator and County Democ-
racy man in everything that would In
not add to the good feeling in the Dis
trict wheI Murphy supplanted John =.
Fitzgerald Deputy Sheriff Daniel Il.
Finn and ex-Assemblyman +. IL. Dunyi
each of whom. as a steadfast and loyal
y Tammany man, was ambitious to be
leader. Each OF these men has a per;
s ,Sn,r followins' and each sh,S Sr them np , hea
sleeves for Croker.
Alderman Flynn thinks he Is not get,
ting recognition enough; He has been a
Tor thirty years, and his Aldermanic dig,
nifty Is hurt. The trouble was augmented
recently by the appointment Of Michael
Kennedy es assistant leader. Kennedy
Is a mere figurehead.
The nomination OF Mr.. Vehslage for
Assemblyman was also Objectionable
3 Mr.. Vehslage IL a German, and six out
of every seven voters In the district are
Irish. The latter would have preferred
TO have Duffy. renominated. Finn was
another candidate for. the nomination.
ton. Both were shelved. which gave
them an additional grievance.
Anxious for DIVERS Hend.
Less promising is the outlook for Tam
many In the Second. There disintegra
ton Is apparent. Leader Diver Is back
from his California trip. but his pres
stituents for the absence OF the score OF
election officers whom the Tammany
leaders saw sent TO prison without lift
ing q hand to save them.
1t Is given out that Diver will not be
turned down" This announcement has
had the effect of a%rraying Big" Tom
Foley against Croker as well as Diver.
Foley threatened war against OLIVER
only, but now that Diver is to be pro-
tected Foley's hostility extends further.
FATTY" Walsh expected to inherit Div
ver's shoes. Walsh Is a big 1njin with
influence.
Morris Tekulsky, President of the State
Y Liquor Dealers Association, successor of
Diver in the saloon business. is credited
with n desire to be leader OF the district.
When Tekulsky. wants anything from
Z Tammany Hall he goes direct to Croker.
He Ignores his leader. and, what IL more.
he Is recognized, which IL a violation of
the. unwritten laws of Tammany. All
business with the Central Power is in
yariabiy transacted through the leaders,
Tekulsky IL an exception to the rule. and
he is hated by Diver IKE every court
favorlte js. and this. friendly feeling Is
SKY feels only contempt for a superior
whom he need not consult or obey.
we greatest concern is about the
attitude of Congressman T.. j. Dunphy
! who resigned from Tammany. DunphS
took with him a large following. which
had formerly been in the County Democ
racy. His Tammany friends are with
him, and will oppose DIVERS candidates
With this combination of powerful in,
terests against him Divers downfall
SO many persons watchful for an homes
vote and an honest count the way ban
ner districts are made will be exposed.
Knives Ont In the Third.
"Barney" Rourke is another sorehead
Lake John Y. Mckane, he swung his dis
an evidence Of his ability to contro
voters like a herder would a drove o
csftiei ne voted them for a Republican
candidate at the same election, II,
Thought his distinguished achievement.
entitled him to the leadership OF tn,
BUT suHth% E w Wnss sup a@seS M by seh saxs Trim! i! nF
Sullivan, a Drotege Of County Clerl
aenrK p; Pprroy and a pupil OF the az
u~ngrateful. He never forgets a favo
Or an injury, and no pays his politica
dents with interest.
Harry Miner built the Comanche chi
house. and was otherwise liberal with hi
pank account. He asked in return tn
pnGl sariet! aT f9T Gc9nEpesTT II be the hf, NintI
q Democracy leader, got 1t, for whicI
Miner is anything but thankful. Ex
Assemblyman Philip Wissig has neve
Z forgiven Croker for ANONYMOUSLY turn
Ing him out and down, and the LAT
Leader Daniel O'Reilly's followers an
ex-Etegister j. ]. Slevin's friends are no
forgetting that their services are unap
preciated and unrequited.
N~aicOnt.nts in the Fourth,
In the Fourth District there is a a
vided house. Assemblyman Roche /
grumbling because he had to stand asId
for Senator John +. Ahearn. a new
; conner from the County Democracy
Roche is an old Tammany follower VIII
never deserted his ColOrs. Ahearn is la
ing pipes to displace Coroner FitZpatric
as leader. But Roche and Ahcarn ar
united against ex-Boodle Alderma
Tommy" Shicls, who, they say, is ge-
ting too much patronage for a discarde
and ciscredited politician. He secure
the prize plum in the appointment of n
friend Ryan as Police Justice. All ar
jealous of Fitzpatrick, but Croker has a
object for keeping him on the ExecutiV
Committee. Fitzpatrick is a Croker ma
Fierse Rivalry In the Fifth.
Congressman Tim Campbell is an ,hie,
OF Jealousy In the Fifth. The Congress,
man uses Federal patronage to kef
himself solid. and being solid he max,
himself necessary to Leader SculI,
Scully don't like to hear the Congress
man speak of "me and Scully." Ii
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