The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
Long-Hopsd-For Admission to
the State Convention to Be
Granted to It.
THAT IS THE DEAL NOW ON.
Gov Flower Pulling Every String
He Can Command in the Inter-
est of Candidate Flower.

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SARATOGA. N. Y. Aug. Alt II /,
launched. Its effect has been watched
closely by the politicians who are here /
professedly to attend the races. But
they can tell you more about the prob
able political entries in the next cam
paign than about the horses. The
races are merely a pastime with these
statesmen. OF politics they make .
study and business.
The boom 10 still In Its infancy and
hasn'ts been christened yet IT Isn't
settled whether to call II an overture,
q peace offering from the machine or an
understanding or q deal between the
bosses. These things will become more
apparent after to-day. This much II
known, however. that the snti-Tam-
many factions In New York City may
be disappointed IL they pin their faith
on ex-Mayor Grace and his New York
State Democracy for support In their
fight against Tammany. Mr.. Grace
will most likely be found on the otner
side, as he was In 1892 He was then
as positive in his statements that he
would not aid Tammany as he 10 no v. :
He pledged himself that under no cir
cumstances would he join hands with
the Wigwam forces. He made such,
promises to ex-Police Justice Henry
Murray. now Tammany leader. then
In the County Democracy, and to 9TH
ers. Ask Murray, and II he 10 dis
posed to be communicative, he can tell
an interesting story. Whether there Ii
a deal or not. with or without his con-
sent. Grace Is to be bought of.
The New York State Democracy 10
not a local body. 1t is an organization
Of Democrats principally made up OF
sS as sn or sgnSsrs q e
the dominant Hill machine. They have
been ignored and excluded from the
eounsels of the party by the Hill
Ject Is to gain recognition and represent
| alton in the State Convention and In the
| advice and management Of party anatrs
Suppose these concessions are made y
Mr.. Grae and his faction. He will hay
gained the object he is lighting 70! VIII.
out a struggle. Having obtained what
reason in Democrats fighting Democratic
Thus Mr.. Grace. knowingly or unknow-
ingIy; viii be called on THIS oi r what ln,
respondent has it on authority.
may call 1t, will probably be Arranged ct
the coming conference OF leaders hsr ere;
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be held. 1t will all depend on Senator
Murphy. As soon as he can get away
| from Washington he will come here to
| talk matters over with Mayor Gilroy,
Corporation Counsel Clark, Hugh No
Laughlin's representatives, Gov b1owess
and possibly Lieut.. Gov. sheehan.
He has not been invited to the confer
ence. but he will be at the caucus. II
he Is wanted there or not, to look after
the interests OF Candidate Roswell p
| Flower. The nearest anybody can come
to It Is that the conferences WIN take
place sometime between to-day and next
lead with the machine politicians for the
Gubernatorial nomination -.
Gov. Flower Is the foremost advocate
| Of harmony, but he does not ike the
idea OF stepping aside In the interest OF
harmony for Reform Candidate Daniel
Lockwood as a running mate In second
place. Two other candidates Tor Lieu,
into the canvass. The latest ID ex-cen-
gresham Thomas L. Bunting. Of Erie
County. the home Of the present ldcil-
tenant Governor. The other II ex-
Speaker Robert p. Bush. Of chemupG,
Senator Hills old home.
The. story Is told that Boss tiau =
to put him In training, II elected, for tie
Republican nomination for President ~
1895, and in order TO crafty II possible
the ambition Of his life 70 become Hecre-
tary of the Treasury. The oilurclu0nt4
OF his "bar'l" have made Morton q
prime favorite with the County HeDup-
lieans. but ex-senator ,. sioSt kssss. ~.
His friends are laying pipes for hint
and setting up delegates for him AL ofef
the State, W. .