The evening world., 1894-10-12
EDITION.
HOT FIGHT ON
C0NCRESSMEN.
State Democracy May Indorse
the Men Turned Down.
by Tammany Hail.
GRACE OUT FOR SCAlPS NOW.
Will Work for Hill, but Il
Determined to "Do" tho
Tigers Candidates
GRACE SEES HILLS MAN THATCHER
Calls at Democratic Headquarters
to Discuss Tammany's Refusal
to Divide with MIN.
GRACE OUT FOR scAlPs NOW.
GRACE SEES HILLS MAN THAcHEn

W. r. Grace, leader of the State ~
mocracy, after an interview with John
Boyd Thatcher. OF Senator Hills Cam
paign Committee, at the Park Avenue
Hotel, to-day. made formal declaration
OF war against the Tammany candidates
Tor Congress and the Assembly.
Until to-day, Mr.. Grace had some hone
that the Tainmany leaders would divide
Cohgressmen and Asssmblymen with
MN because Of his pledge to support
Hill and the State ticket. The refusal of
the Tammany people to treat with him,
or even to take notice Of his overtures
Tor harmony. incensed him SO much that
he decided 70 do his best to defeat the
candidate put up by Tammany for Com
gress and the Assembly.
TO this end he has resolved to put up
State Democracy candidates in all the
districts to divide the Democratic vote.
ne went to Democratic headquarters
that Se Soa sSq not Sf Hs1 hSyd syo Tashs.
| support Hill, but that 1t was war to the
kni y now between his organization and
To an Evening World" reporter Mr..
MTaes SAID; Just after his interview with
,o II have been talking to Mayor Hipk-
|
lance telephone for the last half hour.
me subject Of our conversation was the
Congressional and Assembly nominal
Mr.. Hinkley has also been talking
with people over the phone: who they
were 40 not know, but can say now,
Mr.. Thacher, that there is no chance for
harmony over the Congressional nomi-
Since my return from Europe have
MT
have been afraid Of telling secrets
that belong to other people.
snail speak In our own districts, both
Tor Mr Eill and for Mr.. Strong.
we VIII hold conference at $50 this
afternoon at Cooper Union. Room "a
dermen and Congress will be discussed.
Nobody has been slated as yet, be-
cause We waited to see II harmony could
ps pToushf about between Tammany and
Mr.. Hill will certainly be elected.
rarty lines are drawn more closely now
l an Of the opinion that most Demo-
sStats VII rally to the support of the
81 wish to say here that the present
Is on account of no act Of ours.
In regard to the chances Of the Con-
gresnonal candidates named last night
the men who will be pitted against
them. However. l cannot see how any
Democrat should vote for any man who
OF these gentlemen did,"
a is not unlikely tnat the Grace Demo-
Gratis will take advantage Of the disaf-
from the turning down" Of Congress.
man Tim" Campbell In the Ninth Dis
trict. J. De wit Warner In the Thir-
Whether or not his organization will
nominate all three to win over their al
heIents is question that cannot be
Robert G.. Monroe, of the. Grace De-
mOcracy, said this morning that he could
say for the organization that Mr.. War
the event that ne determines to be .
candidate against the Tammany nom
inee.
punphy," said Mr. Monroe, but can
say that II no satisfactory agreement 10
made through s sist. STATE DemScrstI9
nominate candidate for Assembly
and Congress IN every district in the
city n,t success, ba. there been in .xr.s-
s AK on combination ucAe'' ne was
Very ht,le success so far" he an
that in charge, however. and / cannot
speak with authority"
Congressman Dunphy OF the Eighth.
while not positively announcing himself
who was given the Tammapy nomination
last night, intimated that he would run.
Il viii not know for a day or So. ne
saw him at his home this morning Mat
tiers have not taken any definite shape
here. ] was turned down by Messers-
Diver and Sullivan, who seem to con-
troll everything around here. My posi-
ton regarding them Is very well known.
There is pretty sure TO be an opposi-
ton candidate in the field here, and
while the New York Stale Democracy
as an organization has not ask I'd me TO
run, several members, as individuals.
have done so. This Is a day -. confer
ences, and we may know more lltef'
Congressman Tim" Campbell, when
seen at his home. II Columbia street.
did not hesitate moment TO declare
~ do not know whether viii be the
candidate, but you can say that some
Democrat will run against Miner In the
Tenth District. Why, Miner does not
I'VE are going to make a fight here
for home rule At present am in the
hands OF my friends. and have get
few here. / will do nothing until I con-
suit with them. When this little cloud
blows away you will see Just how much
When asked II the New York STATE
Democracy had made any overtureo
looking 70 his being their candidate. Mr.
;::Why. Of ssuss they hsYa WHY. !