New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
DEMOCRATS GETTING SCARED
TAMMANY AND THE GRACE PEOPLE TO
COMPROMISE.
,c,, WITT urr,rnRAw SOME OF ITS CONGRESS
AND ASSEMBLY CANDIDATss-"isslG


WIFE INDIGNANT.
There is promised an exciting shaking up OF De'.o-
cratic drybones In many OF the Congress anu 40
semb.y districts this week. Senator Charies .
Faulkner OF West Virginia, who Is chairman Vi '''e
Democratic Congress Committee. Will arrive mere
from, Washington on Tuesday to confer with the
rammanv Hall and Grace Democracy leaders ABOUT
Withdrawing Congress candidates of the TWO OF
CARNATIONS in several New-York City districts anu
concentrating the Democratic vote on one cahu'udte.
This viii probably result in the disappearance Vi
two and possibly three Tammany Hall Candidates
from tho ticket and the places be filed by Grace
Democrats According to reports in circulation yes
terday believed come from authentic sources
James J. Walsh. in the With. and John Cohhe"y'
IN the XVIII Tammany candidates for Congress,
are scheduled for retirement. General Dahhel r.
Sickes who has all along vocferousy onered 10
Law his head upon the block in the interest OF mn
and Democratic harmony. may also be called upon
10 take a back seat and permit a Grace man 10 ac-
cept Union Democratic nomination In the Ath
Congress District
4 similar shake up. only a greater scale. IS
promised In the Assembly districts Hill mas peeh
backing Hinkley and Thatcher in demanding oeAi
for Assemblymen in this city between the Tammany
yI,v and State Democracy In every district where
Tammany is not believed strong enough 10 elect lts
candidate unaideI by the antl-Tammany vote "nrh
the break begins In the Congress districts noooiy
can tell how far IL will go Besides Asseinolymen
Tammany
can pull through again are likely to De coinpeheo 10
send In their destinations.
II was understood yesterday that Philip Wissis
no longer questioned the dire necessity which com
PEELED Tammany Hall 20 take him on the ticket Tor
Assembly In the lid District Mr.. Grant de-
sentiment Of the community aroused 70 indisna-
ton by the remembrance" OF his filthy uterances In
the Assembly Chamber in the session Of 1882 Wlssig
il no bette and no worse than the average Wigwam
politician hut h. has been utilized to impress SIZE NE
tive when asked TO run on ticket with men OF
TIA District Tammany man Yesterday. Isn't he
the that put paday b byys o on IT he he P9Ge
many Han eadsrshe in the I'D If he has, has such mi
S %i Police Dice" justice? Il Grant was a. sensitivs on
s yyer Would no as have ne ss Po. justice nearly
four years at a cost to the taxpayers Of New-fork
The VIE Of Philip wis.ls presided in his wine,
anybody spoke 10 her about the report that wissis
would be pulled out OF ne rae t9r the onSs ,, o.
ns ao EP' go s'i:s fs rs s
make him give his objections 10 her husband. She
count In the IIrd Assembly District she declared;
bar she da 5S S s8Re.1 o S ' district ses n w2 in
written profess or have them 20 In body TO Mr.;
Grants headquarters TO vindicafe the name OF
My husband Is jqst as good man as Hugh III
Grant was IN MS NE. rhe -ali.
wa mt ~ know the reason for turning him down
silver Dollar" smith. another shining Ugh, Of
Tammany IN tho district. Was heard to declare that
ne would be- pulled out n nothing without me con
sent u Dry Dollar" sullivan. the Tammany leader
In the district
There Was repor, in the ia Assembly District
that PADDY. Diver might 3" asked 10 lay aside
The office Of Police Justice. but his followers fd not
errear y prenchnc their ntellects 50 Tar as 70
b.iieyo that the ledge would give up any
thing un.css he absolutely compelled 70 DO 40
they did say that "Hughey" Grant appeared to be
feeling Just a little hit good for his party. and
n was about time for him 70 take a tumble to him
SET"