The evening world., 1894-10-03
he W|LLPlAY WITH THE TIGER.
Less Objectionable Agents Will
Hold Out the Olive
Branch to Ants
THE SENATOR'S MIDNIGHT RIDE.
II with Gaynor II Was Not Sum
cientIy Satisfactory to as
Talk About. g

Senator Hills Harmony Cohort has
been reinforced from Buffalo. Lieut.
Gov. William Sheehan has come down
to assist Chairman of the State Com.
mittee Hinckley, John Boyd Thachef,
the Forgiving. and Voluble Mr.. De
Freest. clerk of the State COMMITTEES, In
pouring balm into the wounds Of the
anti-machine leaders. Mr.. Sheehan
called on Mr.. Hills managers early to-
day and then started out to play the
part assigned to him. f
Lieut.. Sheehan is expected first
Of all to overcome the opposition Of
Mayor Gilroy, Bourke Cochran and Cor
poration Counsel Clark to the peacs
overtures that are to be made to the
Grace Fairchild and the Shepard
wings Of the Democracy. He could not
be commissioned Bearer Of tifes,Clfvs
Branch. for the reason that re ~ psf.
soma non Erata to the gentlemen to BE-
placated. He will see Brother John, =
the Police Commission, and with the
latter expound to the seif-constitutad
Boss Of Tammany and his little CLIQUE
the Law OF Necessity.
In the mean time. other agents OF Mr.,
HILL whose personality Is less objections
able to the ants, will do the missionary
work in the ranks of the opposition in
this city and In Brooklyn. The usual
ante-campaign promises will be .nads.
perhaps to be forgotten In the customary
post-campaign style. a.. -. =
At the Hotel Normandie. where; San
ator Hill Is quartered, there was o dia-
position to-day to maintain q discruet
Ias. night Rumor had it thai Jastics
hotel in a cab last night and enticsd
Mr.: Hin away from his dinner to take
drive that lasted until midniEhk. IN
body bod but neither Clerk DE De Treest o nor
Mr.. Thatcher. who have made. Of thep1f
selves a barrier between Mr.. Hin and
ths would Say or not
And right here arises an interesting
question: IF Mr.. Hits cab-ealler had
been Mr.. Gaynor. and II their intervteW
Hill. would not his managers have been
allowed to exploit Il for the. eject II
might have had on the antisr
to Mr.. Hill, it is natural 10 suppose that
his agents would not care to discuss III.
Mr. Hills late ride was the cause of
his late apPessrance IN public t9-d4
by John Boyd Thacher. his first csllse.
Mr.. Thatcher had intended TO return 70
Albany last night. but the -pu1ntnI
SITUATION mere sccIlcu " uCihauu NJ
presence and diplomacy. and 90 he has
concluded to remain awhile longer. Ae
had a long talk with the Senator this
morning, the subject q which ha,;sv vas Ses
certain inducements to be offered 20
the ants for their support OF the STATE
ticket were agreed upon ana arranged
for submission to the recalcitrants To-
When Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Thacher had
finished their conference James Q. Ward
the Democratic nominee for Goyernor q
Hits room. He predicted success for the
Democratic State ticket. and put himselt
on record as a prophet by saying THAI
ard-bearer in the Presidential campaign
two years hence.
Other callers were ex-surro4ate Ran
som, Gen. David Wylie and Tammanyi
District Leader Thomas F. Ryan.
Clerk De Freest, who was also at the
Normandie, said that campaign head
S1far1eoo " He believed the Building At
a West Thirty-fourth street would -
| selected.
and drove over to the Murray Hill Hotel.
where Chairman Hinckley is stopping.
He went at once to Mr.. Hinckley's room
and remained in earnest conference with
| him for time.
Chairman James d. Bell, OF the Kings
County Democratic Committee, waited
| for Justice Gaynor at the foot OF the
COURTHOUSE steps, IN brooklyn, ftni1
morning. and was given half hour to,
urge the Justice to adorn the tail or the
| Democratic State ticket.
| Mr.. Bell used emphatic gestures In his
| conversation as he walked up the Courp
| House steps ana into Justice Gaynqr's
| private room. once in that room Mr..
| BELLS earnestness found vent In speech
so loud that he could be heard In the
corridor He talked so hard and fast
/ that Justice Gaynor could hardly have
/ gotten word in eigewise.
When finally Mr.. Bell retired, Justice
! Gaynor was seen by an Evening World"
reporter and the first thing ~ said was:
| 81 have nothing TO say"
! What was the result OF y0ur confer
! ence with Senator Hill last night7"
II won't admit that l saw Senator
| HILL"
but you don't deny having seea hlmr'
Il will neither admit nor deny any
thing"
! ut is stated" continued the reporter.
! that you and Senator Hill were seen
| driving together in cab last night. and
| that you did not return home until
| o'clock in the morning"
II have nothing 10 say" persisted the
Judge, and then he ended the interview
: by remarking: