Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-23
POLITICS IN NEW YORK.
The Situation In the Empire
State an Interesting One.
G. 0. P. MEN CLAIM ALL HARMONY

Chairman Thachef stll Insists That MI
Cleveland win speak out For Hill When |
the Time comes-The senator Has Left
Calm In His Track.
NEW YORK, Oct 23.-The Republican
managers of the state campaign, while
actively at work pushing the canvass in
all parts of the state, say they are unable
to find any distressing indications in THEN
ranks and in serene confidence are watch.
ing the attempts Of their Democratic ad-
yersaries to adjust and harmonic the
faotional disturbances with which they
are beset ON all sides, especially in this
city. Eek President Harrison win arrive
here later in the week to attend to some
private business. and while he is in the
city il Is Chairman Hacketts intention
to arrange if possible a mammoth meet
ing, at which tho ex-president viii speak,
and at which his former running mate,
Mr.. Morton, now the Republican candi-
dato for governor, will be present
Senator Hill spoke at Yonkers last
night Ho viii speak at Brooklyn this
afternoon and in New York and this Vi
entity until Friday. whom he will return
to the interior Of the state.
A great deal win depend upon the re-
suit Of his visit and the conference he has
with the state and local leaders
situation In New York city.
The situation so far as the New York
city and Brooklyn Democratic candidates
for congress and assembly are concerned
Is very critical, with County Democracy
candidates opposing the Tammany con-
| gressional and assembly candidates in
| this city. and Shepard candidates running
| against the regular nominees in the Brook
Ign districts save that represented by Mr..
COMBS There are nine congressional
| districts in this city and five in Brooklyn.
/ The opposition of the County Democracy
| jeopardizes the election of from one to four
| Tammany candidates in this city, and the
Shepardites endanger four in the districts
in Brooklyn.
AS the margin BY which the Democrat
ic managers hope to carry the next house
of representatives is very narrow, the sit
uation is regarded as extremely grave at
| Democratic headquarters. All efforts
heretofore made toward harmonizing diff
ferences to prevent tho possibility Of Ro-
publicans slipping in through Democratic
divisions have proved Intellectual. Sena-
tor Faulkner, chairman OF the Democrat
io congressional campaign committee,
will be here again today to witness the re-
suit of the present effort.
Richard Croker and Perry Belmont,
Mr.. Cleyeland's ex-minister to Spain,
were at the Democratic headquarters re-
garding this matter The rumor was rife
and apparently well founded, that ex.
Mayor Grace, who is at the head Of the
County Democracy organization, was
willing to compromise ON the basis Of
withdrawing the County Democracy can
didates in several of the New York city
districts il Tanmany would withdraw
OK Senator Cantor in the Fifteenth ant
John Connolly in the Fourteenth in or
der to give Robert Grier Monroe and De
: witt Warner clear fields.
The Tammany Candidates for congress
and for the assembly were represented a
recalcitrant Senator Hin. Mr.. Croke
and other leaders were said to be advising
q policy OF concession, but Lieutenan
Governor Sheehan said that no basis Q
r agreement had yet been reached.
Eenator Hinrs Trip Successful.
AT headquarters it was said that Sena
tor Hills campaign in the state had beei
very successful in conoiliating the oppos
ing Democratic factions. Wherever posi-
BILE the Hill partisans were kept in tn
background and the Cleveland Demo
Gratis managed the receptions and meet
j ings.
t Chairman Thatcher still insists tina
Il President Cleveland will speak in II
a uncertain tone at the right time. 1t
a an open secret that letter written b
, Judge Isaac H. Maynard, the unsuoces
!, full Democratic candidate for suprem
1 Judge last year, detailing the manner i
q which his nomination was brought abor
i and acquitting Senator Hill Of respons
bility therefor, is in existence, and it wi
, probably be given out shortly.
i Lieutenant Governor Sheehan gave oil
/ an interview in, reply to the charges
colonization Of voters made by the Repul
leans in which he makes counter oharg
against them He says that the Dem
1 cratic committee has been repeated
warned OF the Republican colonizatic
! scheme, receiving such information fro
"A railroad officials and other reliable source
Mr. David Martin Of Pennsylvania,
10 he said. is a constant visitor at the r
publican state headquarters. Personal
/ desire to say nothing against Mr.. Ma
"a tin and would not like to charge hi
- with participation in this business, but
will say that il the proof is obtain
against him this year that we obtained
1892 | will not be the man this time
o. stop the execution Of the warrant. Dei
~ ocrats cannot be too strongly urged to
~ on guard for this sort of work. =