New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-28
1905
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GETTING OVER HIS "SHOCh.'
HILL, PREPARING TO OPEN HIS CAM
PAIGN.
IT IS TICKET OF "sACRIFICES''- SENATOR
BRADLEY PROMISES HOT FACTloNAh
FIGHT IN BROOKLYN.

! IT A TICKET OF "sACRlflO hS -'E''|>iOi'
BRADLEY PROMISES A HOT FRACTIONAL
FIGHT IN BROOKLYN.
fsY TELEGRAPH TO rrm rEIBuNS'
Albany Sept 27-The actor-manager OF Tine
Bosses Surprise Party" the political farce
PLAYED Yesterday with great success before the
Democratic State Convention at Saratoga, rest
cd from his labors here to-day. In the course
of the day Mr. Hill received many kilograms
ongratulating him upon the skill with "hicH
he had impersonated the chief character IN the
| farce Sir Thomas Gullum. 1t is said TO be the
opinion of John Boyd Thacher. OF this city.
| who is a great lover Of the drama. that Mr.. hiii
would likewise play brilliantly the character OF
Sir Giles Overreach Mr. Hill visited MI
| Thatcher at his house. in Hawk-st' ana TOOK
luncheon with him. Doubtless in the course Oh
this luncheon Mr.. Hill thanked Mr.. Thacher
for the kindly loan of his name for a few DAYS
| as a dummy candidate for Governor.
/ Mr. Thacher after Mr.. Hill had departed
from his house. wrote out an interview Tor
| local newspaper upon Mr.. Hills nomination for
| Governor by the Democratic party. Mr.
Thatcher obviously was still overcome by the
! glamour OF Senator HIS presence. for he opens
| this interview with the profound statement:
| THE public does not yet comprehend the I'M
| portance OF this selection" Mr. Ihacher III
| knowledges that he is thankful that Mr.; I'M
| did not convert him from a dummy candidate
| for Governor into real one. he says: u.
"As for myself. there Ia not the slightest ols-
| appointment In the outcome or the conVehtioh'
but feel rather as il a great burden OF respoh-
sibility had been rolled away from NEE Dur,
den that | might not have been able TO bear.
Frederick Cook. of Rochester, another OF Mr'
Hills dummy candidates for Governor teie-
graphs to Mr.. Hill: Accept sincere congratuia-
lions" There is no reason to question Mr;
Cooks sincerity in thus declaring that he IL giau
Mr.. Hill took the nomination and did not M
pose it upon him Cook: But 1t Is August BEL
ment who strikes tie keynote again that was
first struck at Saratoga yesterday. ne says.
II join with my acknowledgements in expressing
to you my gratitud. for the sacrihce you are
making for us" That just what w. Bcnrke
Cochran said yesterday to Mr.. Hi: Make
sacrifice" Mr.. Sheehan implored Daniel ~
Lockwood to make the sacrifice OF accepting
the nomina ton for MISUNDERSTANDING. Last
", James d. Bell. OF Brooklyn. mplored William
J. Gaynor TO make the sacrifice" OF giving up
his Supreme Court judgeship to some McLaugh.
lin Democrat and accepting the barren hohor oi
nomination for Judge of the Court OF Appeals
In view Of this repeated use OF the ~oTu
sacrifice" Democratic politicians here thnk II
would be eminently proper to term their State
ticket 1.-The sacrifice ticket" Others, however
remembering that 11Anie y. lockwood was
once a strong Cleveland Democrat. but Tor Two
years has acted wish the Hill Democrats. thinks
that the most appropriate name for their ticket
would be the apostate ticket
Senator Hill said to-day that ne should re-
main here al his home at Wolferts Roost. mid
way between Albany and Troy, nearly all the
period Of the State campaign The headquarters
OF the Democratic State Committee Will there
fore practically be in Albany, although n0ni-
nally they may be in New-York CITY as usual.
James W. Hinck.ey. Of Poughkeepsie' the new
chairman Of the Democratic state COMMITTEE
is an old acquaintance Of Mr. HIS. He and
Maynard, with Mr. Ill., planned the Inert OF lhe
Duchess County Senate district In 1891 M
Hinckey therefore has had practice IN the ART OF
seating man in the Legislature who was never
elected and can be relied upon to manage the
campaign for Assemblymen with extraordinary
skill Isaac II. Maynard who now mas Il Ia"
office in Albany. also IL ready at hand Tor CON
sutation with Mr.. Hill. as he did In 1871 ABOUT
disregardng popula- majorlties in the election
of members Of the Legislature by appealing To
technicalities Of law and using the full power
of the State government 10 prevent the trans
mission OF correct election returns to inc statc
Capitol Mr.. Hill. II f. said Will employ the
next two or three weeks in preparing series OF
speeches for delivery upon the stump IN me
various cities OF the state. Mr.. Hi intends. II Is
| said TO stump the entire state. "Rous!ng
| meetings will be held. with the aim or ihiusing
| some hope into the heart OF a depressed De-
| moCracy.
| state Committee. in few days will appoint the
| committee formally 10 notify 70 MT I'M his
! nomlna ton for Governor. An effort VIII he made
| TO have this notification made the occasion OF
| the assembling here OF a large number or leading
| members OF the Democratic machine. IL was rn-
| mored here tonight that II Mr.. Ii.l should be
elected Governor and the Democrats should nave
majority In the Legislature William r.
| Sheehan would be elected United States Senator
in Mr. HIS place. This. Il Is said was the
| rnean ming OF Nj Hilrs remark in his speech at
Saratoga upon Tuesday. that higher honors YET
awaited Lieutenant Governor Sheehan.
Senator Bradley, one On the Shepard Demo
Gratis OF Brooklyn. who left the Democratic Con-
vention Yesterday after seats had been refused
them, in Albany to-day He said i think
that Judge Gaynor will not accept the nomina-
ton for the Court of Appeals. Why should he?
He is well fixed for thirteen years more where ne
is now. Besides the nomination was made b.
men whom he did more last year 70 destroy po-
| lt!cally than twenty men like me could DO In n
| lifetime. Those men nominated him only TO get
| even with him. and do not believe he VIII give
them a chance to do that. As 10 the state
ticket / think Democrats Of our kind VIII vote
| for it, but they will not work FOR 1t. We are to
| have candidates OF our own for Clerk. con-
| troller Register and Auditor in Kings County
| this fall. We shall also run candidates for AS
| semblymen. and perhaps for Congressman
know that the result Will be the giving OF most
Of these Offices 10 the Republicans. but We are
| fighting FOR a principle, and we can afford to be
beaten now
| JUDGE GAYNORS SIGNIFICANT REMARK.
HE SAYS HE HOPES TO HOLD COURT MANY
TIMES AGAIN IN SUFFOLK COUNTY.
In adjourning court yesterday at Riverhead. L. l..
| Judge Gaynor made a remark which puzzled many.
| The Grand Jury had ended its work and was ready
| to adjourn Judge Gaynor thanked the members for
the attention they had given their duties and the
| prompt manner in which they had performed them.
| They had given the Court every attention, whch
was more than the Court could say for itself but
the reasons for the Courts distraction were well un
derstood
This" said Judge Gaynor. rs the first time
| have he'd court in Suffolk County, but hope TO
many times again. for 1t has been pleasant for me
to come here"
| As soon as he descended from the bench he was
asked II his closing remark meant ne would decline
the nomination for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals.
| He declined to answer adding that the statement
| given Wednesday night was ali he had to say al
| present.
The Judge went to Belport In the afternoon While
| at Rlverhead ne opened court at O'Clock every
morning and continued TO Sit with hours inter