The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
Iammany Boss Denounces His
Late Political Associate.
SEEMS TO HATE HIM BITTERLY.
Says He Never Helped Tammany. hat
Was Recipient Of Favors.
Dr. Psrkhnrst Thinks superintendent
hyrnes Is No Better Man rhsn The
Rest of the Polfee. While Ger 10
Iaeiiasd to Resata nln--A sharp
DsssSreemsnt.

New York. Dec. si.-The Recorder To-
morrow via paaslsh an Interview vita
Rtchard cTeAsr in wA4eA he denouaees
boarSe Cochran as fcslp9S;
II have aecosne ceFg<sa that pual.ca-
tons ahoat ths Tsmasaay hail oggassg1a-
ton Snd asseis. made slsee the iasz eaeSs-
ton. hare been INSPIRED by Bonrka e,o<aS-
ran. ard ! have noW na hesstatsea IN
saying thai l believe h. hls Been rasns-
around the corners % talk about ne ara
acting Ia a way thas sometimes geasss
ane 10 he termed an lafag-rsr. Non. /
soeVsit that Il gvoulsl be suaaifestly nags
maNiy and algnSaei for hlsa 10 caase
rlgha tseteFe fhA executive css.ls=rssssV er
Ta'z1n2any hasl ana say Niest he isss -
say. lie has been termed. or has teYassf
haESelf a man OF brains Now. II this
man oE brains has set thr max sooa. let
han accaaf this challenge ami sone ba9oss
the cuFasa1ttee. ! wsii 80 naes 90 me aAlg
once more &c meet hi4R ana Giscisa matters
with him. ! expect to so TO Florida ia
about ten days. and I hope 10 have the
pleasure ef meeting h.m IL frons ss tia
committee before tlsen. and then We can
see u he can make Rood his attacks.
hndeFssand that he II To give a great
reception IN Washington City before ne
leaves there. I know that tne commits
tee. ~ he comes before IL. will give him
evef a gFeter reception than that one
viii be-one that he will remember long
e.. and Gre that VIII make a deeper and
more lasting impression upon him.
would like 20 have the committee ap-
point him chairman OF the investigating
committee 10 leok into all these affairs
that be has been talking about lie has
told people that l had 20 leave Tamrsany
Hall Now / want this rnan Of brains.
10 make a thorough examination OF ali
the affairs Of the organization when
Was the so-calied leader OF H. II he re-
fuses TO come before the committee. the
next time 1 meet him. no matter where
II is. ] will demand personal explana-
ton from him.
II hope that the committee or sixty villa
hold meeting soon. certainty before
80 away. I have been waiting patiently
FOR such a meeting. In order chat may
present myself and ask for an explanations
from this man OF brains. As Chairman
OF the committee on correspondence. IA.
Is stiA Q member OF the executive COM
url; - IL he knows 80 much. les him
come out and tell the committee 10 WHICH
he owes 50 much or the prominence which
he once enjoyed. Now. let me also say
thar IL he knows OF anything that -
wrong let him so before the present sen
ate investigating committee and tell al
be knows.'
MIR. CTokc-." asked the reporter, what
was the original cause OF the difference
between yourself and Mr. Cochran
THAT IS generally known. lie WIS dis
appointed because he was not appointed
by the organization for United States
senator IN 1898. when Elward Murphy. 1r..
OF Troy. was nominated TO succeed sem
ator Hiscock. lie was also eisappcfsatgzf
beoauseho was not renesn snased for con-
gress this year lie wgaa not have been
elected. for ne Is not resident "a this
city. lie ran away from hfs district just
as nc had from some % hs friends. lie
lives At sand Point. Long Isnad. don't
know That he was ever IN his district
since his election. Is II any wonder that
one gets SEX Of politics. Wien one has 70
deal with such ciaaraszers9''
such tAi.s1s are tho diagreenble feia-
lures of politics. Cochran never amounts
es TO anything as = politician lie was
ike a western cgcloue. al wind or al
the members OF Taramaay Han. who ars
under obligations 70 TIRE orgauizaflais.
this man has proved himself the most
uugratefaf for fayors obtained Re never
contributed ore ceat 10 his own election.
DOR to the campaign fund Of the Defsio-
cratic party. ue Claims % have 9efe
-fsat things for Tasanlany Hall II hs
was useful to Il. why does not ne taks
holA now. when Il tg in need ~ men wao
csn he usssuI and no: be- playing to the
GALLERIES. am told that he would not
interest hlfIself Tor The Democratic party
mis- year. ualees ae had assurance ihat
~ woala be the nszt candidate for the
United 8fates senate. in case Or senator
nslra election a~ governor.
Mr. Croker admitted that he would sail
fsr rarooe early in the arfing Of isss, and
sala that be Intended 70 shlp member of
IA h3rss ia Janusfy f,obslns viii be
enc of them. ana Harry eed. OK the
pvvveF.s stable viii also 70.
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