The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
I AMMANY IS MEEK.
Eilroy Says 1t May Go Outside
the Hall" for a Candidate.
anything for Harmony the Ruling
Feeling Now.
Flower Laying Pipes to Hold on to
the Governors Chair.

Tammlny IL more than willing to make
Concessions to its Democratic opponents
this year. Mayor Gilroy, who returned
from Saratoga this mornng( where he
had a talk with Richard Croker, said
that Tammany. for the sake of harmony,
might nominate a candidate for Mayor
from outside the Tapmany organization.
This announcement, coming from Mayor
fiilroy, the apparent leader of Tammany
Hall. Is important
mo man has any claim on the nomi-
hation," said the Mayor. We can
dominate man from within or without
he organization, just as may be deemed
(est for the interests of the Democracy.
The fight this year is the skirmish be-
ore the great battle of 1896. If the
Democrats lose in this city and State
yhis year, the Republicans are sure to
Rrry the country in 1896 l believe,
lso, they will carry the Congressional
lection, and thus deprive President
We branch of the Government during
he last two years of his term.
The Republicans are making a su-
Par. and they will win If the Democrats
all factions d. not unite"
What are the prospects of such
nion!' was asked.
4 think they are good" replied Mayor
Troy. "All Democrats appreciate the
tuation. and there is general dis
sition to sacrifice personal ambition
Mayor, Gi.Toy repeated his Saratoga
ciaration that he was not candidate
denomination. .
pit used to be considered necessary"
added, ito renominate a Mayor for
purpose of vindication. l do not
int any vindication. l am ready to re-
enator Hills eulogy of Mr.. Cleveland
. the foundation for the talk of har-
my, and Mayor Gilroy's statement is
rely the echo of Hilrs cry. me
side the organization might be nom
ted for Mayor is Interpreted to mean
! that course has been decided upon
eonciliate the opposing FACTIONS.
he conference OF Democratic leaders
eduled for last week at Saratoga VIII
place there the s latter part .t OF 1his
Flower will be in Saratoga on
rsday. and will take part in the eau
So will Senator Murphy; If he S Gan
District Attorney Ridgway and en-
tor p. II. McCarren, of Brooklyn,
Ees s,, Hugh s MhehSSaghlin' and
this harmony talk is very impor-
to Gov. Flower. He is trying to
monte and unite the Democrats
ySIrs tr thin k9 f5Ht banie fl ISck
d. who is talked of as the harmony
lidate for Governor, would con-
bte just as much to harmony in Sec
place on the ticket. The machine
ers are, almost to a man, for the re.
ination of Gov. Flower with the
ible exception Of Lieut.-Gov. Shee-
Mr.. Sheehan holds a grudge
INST Gov. Flower. because the Gov
II vetoed every bill that would CON
4 Sheehan domination in Buffalo
approved every bill that would In.
Sheehan's cause.
eehan would rather have Lockwood
mated than Flower. Lockwood
esents the Cleveland wing of the
y and stands we'll with the machine
The men from the Western part
The State favor a combination likt
iwoud for Governor and eN
bker Robert p. Bush, of Elmira
Lieutenant-G Governor. Bush is
bwer OF Senator Hill and could h'
Id on II elected, to carry out thu
rs of the bosses as presiding OH
of the Senate the same as SheehaI
brously enough the cry for harmon,
les from the side that is supposed
e the stronger. the dominantfaacuol
plea for compromise is considered
confession of weakness. That II
1t the opposition leaders think of 1t