St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
IMPORTING THE VOTES
Lieut.. Gov. SheeAan Formally
Charges Republicans
With Fraud.
SCHEMES FOR COLONIZATION
or Which He Has Direct and
Positive Evidence From
Reliable Sources.
SCHEMES FOR COLONIZATION
FACTIONS ARE CONFERRING.
Compromise Talked OF by
Which Part OF Each Ticket
Will Be Withdrawn.

NEW \ ORk, OCT. 22-Botn hepuo-
deans and Democrats are making de-
,ermined campaign. EX-President Har-
:ison will arrive here later i'll the week
20 attend to some private business, anu
while he is in the city it is Chairman
Hackett's intention TO arrange. If pos
sble, a mammoth meeting at which the
eq. president will speak. and at which
his former running mate, MIR. Morton,
now the Republican candidate for gov
ernor. will be present.
Senator Hill spoke at 1onkers to-
night. He will speak at Brooklyn to-
morrow afternoon, and i'll New York
and this vicinity on Friday, when he
will return TO the interior Of the state.
A great deal will depend upon the re-
suit of his visit and the conferences he
has with the state and local leaders.
The situation, so far as the New York
city and Brooklyn Democratic candl-
dates for congress and assembly are
concerned, is very criilcal, with County
Democracy candidates opposing the
Tammary congressional and assembly
candidates in this city, and the Shepard
candidates running against the regular
nominees in ihe Brt oalyn districtS,save
that represented by Mr. C0ombs. There
are nine congressional districts III this
city and five in Brooklyn. The opposi-
ton of the County Democracy candi'
dates ieopardizes tie election OF from
one 10 four Tanmany candidates in this
city. and the SHepardites endanger four
in the districts of Brooklyn.
As the margin by which the Demo
cratic managers hope TO carry the next
house of representatives is very narrow,
the situation is regarded as extremely
grave at Democratic headquarters. All
efforts heretofore made toward
EIarmonizEng Differences
TO prevent the possibility of Repub-
leans slipping in through Democratic
divisions have proved Intellectual. Sen
ator Faulkner, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic congressional campaign commit
tee. will be here again tomorrow to Wit
ness the result of the present enort.
Richard Croker Und Perry Belmont,
MIR. Cleyeland'S eX-minIster to Spain.
were at the Democratic headquarters
today regarding this matter. The rumor
was rife. and apparently we'll founucu.
that Mayor Grace, VINO Is at the nedu
of the County Democracy organization,
Is willing TO compromise on tne OaSIS oI
withdrawing the County Democracy
candidates in seven of the New 1ork
city districts. if Tammany would win
draw ex-senator Canton III Inc FIJI
teenth, and John Connolly in the Four
spenth, in order to give Robert q. Mon
roe and Dewitt Warner clear fields. The
Tammany candidates for congress and
for the assembly were represented as
rtcalcitrant. Senator Hill, Mr.. Croker
and other leaders were said 10 be advlS-
ing policy of concession. but Lieut..
Gov. Sneehan SAID this evening that no
basis Of agreement had yet been
reached.
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan late this after
noon rave out an interview in reply 10
the charges OF
Colonization of Voters
made by the Republicans, i'll which he
makes counter charges against them.
He saws that the Democratic committee
have been repeatedly warned OF the
Republican colonization schemes, re-
ceivirg such Information from railroad
officials and other reliable sources.
david Martin. OF Pennsylvania" he
said, lis constant visitor at the re-
DuOlIcaD Stdlt Htdtquoi eCio' OA-
sonally, desire to say nothing against
Mir. Martin, and would not like to
charge him with participation in this
business, but will say that if the same
proof is obtained against him this year
that we obtained in 1892, | Will not be
the man this time 10 stop the execution
of the warrant. Democrats cannot be
too strongly urged to Ue on guard for
this sort of work"
Richard Croker and Perry Belmont
stepped into Democratic state head.
quarters today and had conference
with Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan. When the
conference was over Mr.. Croker said:
Il simply dropped in to have talk
with Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan about the
general situation" When asked what
the prospects of Tammany were. and
about the congressional and assembly
condition, MIR. Croker said: ~ ou know
more about it than L. l all no longer IN
politics."
Mr.. Belmont had this to say: "At
present the situation is such that neither
as an individual nor as member oil the
campaign committee can make any
definite statement. However, the time
NAV shortly come when something deli
pte will be given out"
Notwithstanding the silence of these
two men, it soon became known that
MIR. Croker had called to consult with
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan as regards harmony
in the congressional and assembly dis
trictS.
MIR. Croker, il is understood, is in
favor of liberal concessions to the state
Democratic organization.
If you would triumph invariably in
D.;a, 10 Dali