New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
TROUBLES STILL PILE UP.
HILLS FRANTIC EFFORTS AGAINST A
THIRD TICKET SEEM UNAVAILING.

WILL. HID DECLINE THE NOMINATION AFTER
ALL7-HIs FAILURE TO HAVE AN INTER
VIEW WITH JUDGE GAYNOR-CoNFER-
ENCE WITH FRIENDS OF
TIE BROOKLYN NOMINEE.
Senator David Il. Hill. candidate Of the Demo-
cratic State machine for Governor OF New-fork.
who arrived here Monday evening put in
busy day yesterday. He was hardly out of bed
in the morning before his faithful minions be-
gan 10 appear at the Hotel Normandie. where he
il staying. His chief henchman. James W. Hink-
ley. chairman Of the Democratic state Commit
tee John Boyd Thatcher. of Albany. who Is to
be chairman of the Campaign or Executive Com
mittee Of that COMMITTEE, and Charles r. DE
Freest its secretary. were the first To crave adj
mission TO his presence. He promptly sent them
out on errands connected with the main objects
OF his visit to this city. These were to prevent
the nomination OF an Independent Democratic
ticket by the Ant-Snapper Democracy. and to
induce Judge Gaynor 10 accept the nomination
for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals on his ticket.
Mr.. Hill had scarcely swallowed his breakfast
before W. Bourke Cochran. Mayor Giiroy.
Colonel George B. Mcclellan. OF the Board Of
Aldermen: ex-Commissioner +. l.. Ridgway.
Joseph j. O'Donohue, the City Chamberlain;
I.
many men called They followed by
Brooklyn regulars" including James ID. Bell.
the head Of the "reorganized" Democracy Of
that city and D!strict-Attorney James w. Iidg-
way Others who called General David
WyNe. DR. \. f.. Mcdonald. Hugh Duffy. Of
Cortland and Assistant District-Attorncy Towns
end. of this city
When Mr. Thatcher and Mr.. IInkcy returned
with reports OF their missions. Mr. lin started
downtown in company with the former. after
giving Messrs. Bell and T.idgway. Of Brooklyn.
instructions as t. Judge GaynOr.
WORKING TO HEAD OFF \ THIRD TICKET.
Mr.. Hill saw many politicians while down
town. lie visited several law offices. and for
hours was engaged In bringing to bear such in
auences as h. was able to prevent the success
ful launching Of "A third ticket on IN" political
waves To judge from the action OF the Tcw
York State Democracy al It's caucus at the Re-
form club last night. he hardly ~ sue
cessfu AZ be might have hoped
Mr. Hill received one message Yesterday
which gave him considerable consolation. II
came from William 9. whitney ana. although
it was only verbal. Mr. Hi was delighted With
it. II assured tho Democratic n"mine" that
there would be- no Independent Stat" ticket in
the field" What means Mr. Whitney would
take to- smash tn proVosed nomination -
Charles Falrchild or som" other prominent
and popular member OF III" Cleveland D"m"c-
racv for Governor was not mad" knuwn-"nlN
the simple aSsuranc" that MI Hlll need not
dread any outcome Il this kind
one - Mr. Hlrs demands upon the TaWmany
democracy Yesterday aroused a bitter feeling 10
the W!gwonl. This A. H. Wts reported ia Tam
many circles. was that number y m Tam
many II Al. m.nbers - the .To.rlflr state Com
mlticc should resign forthwith ana allow ;ho!r
places o. Doe nlcI hy Anti-Sutpi"rs whom Mr..
I'M should designate 10 the interest - har-
muny u W. the aim - unanimous hcrof IN
DO. Mayor
roy would refuse absolutely 20 acc"Ic To this
modest request 4 MIR HI but would direct
the men who h III these places ae representatives.
%. Ncw-YorK On the committee {" stay whcrr
thrV