New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

HE EXPECTS TO ACCOMPLISH
CONGRESS AND AS
sEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The desperate condition Of David p. Hills cam
vass made necessary expeditions movements on
his part yesterday. II was beginning II grow
dark when he arrived, wearing a pale ana
anxious look at the Park Avenue Hotel, where
the Democratic State headquarters He LAD
come from Albany on the limited train. Mf.
Hill remained in the city just forty minutes.
and then took the 7:lO p. m train for Yonksrs.
where he spoke last evening.
He found William C. Whitney, Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan, Mayor Groy, Police Com.
missioner Martin, Perry and August Belmont, e.
Ellerv Anderson and Chairmen Hinkley and
Thacher waiting to see him. The cause or the
ca ndidates coming was his anxiety about the
condition of Democratic harmony In this city
and BROOKLYN He wanted to impress upon his
friends the urgent necessity Of excluding all rival
Democratic candidates from the Congress and
Assembly districts TO prevent trades, deals
and vote-swapping. which might act disastrousy
unon the head of the Democratic ticket. To Mr.
Hilrs mind the election OF a Democratic Cow
ernor this fall Is a matter Of overshadoWlng I'M
portance. and he proposes that, no matter whose
ambitions are crushed or how many enterprisihS
and loval Democrats are sacrificed In the mao
effort at Democratic harmony no votes shaii' IL
possible be lost 10 DaYid B. Hin. he there-
fore proposes that there shall be no two Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress or Assembly III
any district where. by their remaining IN the
field the result might be the election or he-
publIcan He intends that either the Iahihahy
candidate or the State Democracy cahdioa'S
shall be turned down. and he arranged Tor nav
ing conferences with both sides to-day at Demo-
cratic State headquarters
TAMMANY WILL BE HEARD FIRST
Tho Tammanv Hall conference will be the
first one to-day. Mr. Hill expects 10 meet VIM
lam c. Whitney, Richard Croker, Hugh -
Grant Lieutenant Governor Sheehan, Mayor
CiIroy Police Commissioner Martin and seVerai
more Senator Charles J. Faulkner. OF west
Virginia. chairman Of the Democratic congress
sonal Committee. is TO be here to-day 10 take
nar. in the Arrangement of the Congress
pSoas William r. Grace and Francis NJ
scott and possibly some other state DellloS t.lS'
chiefs will go to Senator Faulkner anu ,ne az
ator Hill this morning to arta9se i'' "1''"e
,bair side of the case represented ~.
As r. the Tammany Hall candidates Tor con.
gress Mr. Hill will demand the reIirenlyi,, ren,iu IN
Henry c. Miner IN the IXth; J9nn oo..I'eyy ON Vyi,h
,ba XIYth and James J. Walsh. in the ii'n' IL
Ue NAV also decide that General DanIei ,Y,;i az
Sicllles in the Xth. must give way, NJ he a' "a
ar ALI the conferences tliae Az
tho best fudge of what ought TO De uViS; 80. @
,hot overything must be fixed as he snai on u,recS
The proposition to transfer the cuyHou "a
yorite John De Witt Warner. 10 ene al N.H;Sate "a;
ate him the united Democratic caNuloate
sainst Iemuel +. ouigg. the Republican noini-
noe NAV also be determined on by MT. nm.
George Walton Green. the state Derio,a aSy
.n5tiota f,r congress In the XIIth DISTRICT: now
renresented by w. Bourke Cochran seni d ietts -
YESTERDAY 10 Colonel George b. McClemaii. 'ue az
Tammany candidate. asking MIN ~ Put IN, rtoht
Nr
that Mr. Hill favors this plan ana ."at oo'"
nm and Cleveland want Cochran on the 1DAeS, D,
The withdrawal yesterday OF John ~ ~ptoonS
,,.,,, ,bn state Democracy and Good Govern
nar, C,ub candidate for the Assembly III tue
WXis- District in favor Of Herman. the presen. m
Tammany Hall Assemplynan, n,o,,SI,csrs crSnI If the
district were not dsmayed by II. lhes nphSr eHpSTs
~ oIect their candidate for the AsselhoIy
in spite Of the Democratic tuSlon. ,ssnmhIv
ton il is expected. viii be followed oy Asseno,y ~
ani,d,tae Tammanv and State Democracy IN
o,ber districts Thursday is the last day on on
which declinations and new certihca,es oi N""N'
dates can be filed with the Ponce poa'u'
PREPARING AN ONSLAUGHT ON CLENE-
LAND.
The Democratic managers at State heaoquat-
ters were much wrought up yesterday o'i
dent Ceveand's expected arrival III 'h's e''''
Mr. Cleveland leaves Gray Gables this 'i'o' i''Ne
and preparations We're made Tor surro""u'e
him on his reaching New-fork ana den'a"u."e
that he shall not leave town without oeciai''e
uneduivocaly in favor of the elec'lo" o' W.
tIu chairman Thacher said yesterday that ne
could conceive of nothing more olshea''e "
Do,,ocro,,c nrospects in the State than for Mr.
Cleveland TO neglect the opportunity ohe'eu "
hts s,on IN New-York for making ringing ap-
neal 10 the Democrats TO close up 'heir 'an"'
and nresent 10 the enemy a solid pha!anX under
L., ,,u in this TO Mr. Thachers view. para
mount duty TO his party. the impression "ouu
| ho isf, thar Mr. Cleveland did not care p'hch
-, our choose about the election or a Deino-
| cra,ic Governor. Mr. Thacher was artahs.,.s III
| Yesterday for personal interview WIN ~, In
President. and expects TO urge xIs,s mG.s for mag
the burning necessity which exists ~. saS.
| nanirously extending a helping hand 10 save
| Mr. nm from impending defeat. .u,a,,,o
| m senator when the matter or lflsisuiis
| ,hat rho president should place himsef on rec
| ord in his behalf. spoken or III MS Pius pr.
ence professed entire indifference S as 70 h,ro
| Course Mr. cleveland might pursue i-et mn mn,
| ,,rco tho election of Democrats TO NonsissS
and the Legislature" he is quoted as saylms
~ i'r am wholly indifferent to the policy ne may
aoSp, SIpnotnr ' IIi was told when he reached here
| Yesterday. that Tammany stock was s,'a, r,stis
! owing To the fact that since Grant "o ,hich
,,"n the worst element of the party wnivn On
tioh' nv, tne aIoof from Straus were lining up
for Grant. The semi-criminals couiu nov ~
denended upon to rally to the support vi .I',i 1VS
Tammnny Hall ticket as in the past Mr' Mn
seemed pleased with the information. so,v ~,
| 7eSn 81, ,or ain is TO speak at the Academy OF
W DrooxIvn this evening. Tomorrow
lining he will address mass meeting g al ca and
nege Music Hall. Fifty-seyhen'nrsu wen ansnices % OF
SeTeuth-ave to be held under the dnation ausp.crS
- - Hnsinass Mems Democratic AsSociatior
is possible that vice-Presdsnt oaS Adlai ,,er
Stevenson may also be present ana spean ;,on %
the meeting Mr.. Hin Is 10 nave ieeep'0"
'he p,nhard Croker was at Democratic stare
Headquarters YESTERDAY, and had long 'S'A
With William +. Sheehan . Va,
WIN W.. " Iiiu returned to the city from fon-
,,.Ds az a late hour last night and went again
70 the Park Avenue Hotel
RROOKLYN YOUNG REPUBLICANS MEET
| ~ he Brooklyn Young RepupncAn