The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-25
AdmiS II Is True That MEN In
trusted with Leadership Attain
Enormous Influence"
ARKHURST IS A RELIGIOUS COXEY.'
to American Newspapers, It Is Mr..
brokers' Earnest Conviction that They
I Garry Things Too Far.
Upright, 1884, by the Press Publishing Company,
New York WORLDLY
Especial Cable Despatch to The world.)

Especial Cable Despatch to The WORLDLY
KILLARNEY. Ireland. June A.-The
umid balm of Killarney air has made a
sible change in Richard Croker. He
ppeared this morning with the first
pal Of the church bells, and with his
20 boys sauntered over to the Catholic
urch hard by his hotel. He had
rely turned the hedge when a messen-
handed him a telegram marked
ichard Croker"
N returning from church the ex-Chief
"A Tammany found in this message news
he victory of Armitage on the Long
md track. He impaired the news
beaming satisfaction to The World
respondent. and under the exhilarat-
influence Of the triumph he entered
10 a discussion Of the various themes
in agitation.
As said BEFORE" he broke out as IL
finuing the previous conversation,
ant for the life of me see why my
walks and movements should be of
est to The World; but If anything /
Jay strikes you as worth writing,
Just go on TO your hearts content.
mind you. ! would not open my
Lfh to please the editor Of The
Foxid" Then he added. grimly: IF
has ordered you to cable all say, I'll
him to as much expense as possible
talking. The editor of The World is
kious to pry into my private affairs.
krhaps I shall have something much
ore interesting to say about his While
was the head of Tammany 1 could un-
1erstand that in defaming me he was in
During the Democratic party. but what
be can hope now by heaping abuse on
ne can't even guess.
cit HURTS THE CITY"
"But what use Is there in all this
lbuse, anyway? 1t hurts the city. Why,
we had foreigners tell me that they
idn't venture to New York because
Few York journals kept up such con-
tant denunciation of everything mu-
tctpal They do 1t. too. under all ad-
illustrations, from Edward Cooper to
ewitt, and from Hewitt to Gilroy.
low, ! venture to say that there isn't
fair-minded business man in New
Tx who won't agree with me that
s abuse going on all the time hurts
w York's credit.
It is possible for bad men to get
office under all parties, but unless
" way is invented that l do not
Of there is no help for this. So
% I am concerned. when l found
incapable or unworthy l did nv
10 have them removed; but l never
the dictator that the papers are
fond of calling me. The Demo-
PC party isn't n party to be run nv
one man. Everything concerning
public welfare, so long as 1t ia in.
'ted to party management, must be
FLED on by chosen leaders Tammany
Lil represents most of the Demo-
tic order of the city. No one man
trols Tammany or its leaders, any
Ne than the Vice-P President is the
OF the Senate or the Speaker is
OF the House, except as the ma
~ supports and upholds him.
doCRATS WOULDN'T STAND IT
Is true that men intrusted with
ership attain enormous influence,
ply because their word carries so far
Recommendations for place; but do
euppose that hundreds of thousands
9mocrats in New York would suffer
noss OF rim of bosses to order and
them? Many time l found my
owerless to have ordinary changes
orms brought about, simply be-
me people didn't want them.
b matter OF fact, every public
20 reaches a position of authority
v councils is at once denounced
sa In my choice OF men during
pie connection with Tammany /
10 pick out and help on young
4pable men.
pPTION SHOULD BE PUN
ISHED.
"a charged polIco oaici,,, boro
corruptly they should be dis
and punished. But you will re-
MAT most of the men against
charges are made now were in
before my day, and that the same
larges were made when Mr.. Hewitt
% Mayer. l haven't seen the recent
telopments Of the Lexow committee,
! can't give any opinion upon testl-
y not yet slfted.
PES, I'm glad am going back,
Mgh, for my oldest boys sake, /
Old like to remain longer. Every day
u has done him good. had hoped
months stay as Mrs. Croker
Wted an ocean voyage, but ! had no
DER reached here than alarming news
We about her mother l then resolved,
fear of the worst, to take my pas
re back"
OF this time Mr.. Croker and The
and correspondent were wandering In
ue Kenmares park, the waters of
lrney ripping gently to the very
ford on the one hand, while the
ailces of the castle swept bltc the
hdlanis on the other.
.FERs AMERICA TO IRELAND.
Jes," Mr.. Croker went on, II like
erica better than this country,
ugh would like TO see more of my
lions. One OF them, you know. Is
Fork, manager of railway company.
Is fine type of man: he would make
ISh mark In America.
am deeply impressed with the
dy virtues OF these plain Irish peo-
sat down yesterday In cottage
larger than an ordinary room, In
eh half dozen children were play
about on the coarse earthen floor as
PLY as the Earl's youngsters, II he
any. are playing In the palace yon-
this point decrepit. wan spectre