New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-27

him n. his word and went ahead ana nnlSheu
the ticket.
THE WORK OF DISCREDIrED BOSSES
Mr. IIrrs nomination was apparently fo:ced on
the convention ny his lieutenant, senator ''u'-
phv the Tammany Hall leaders and Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan who thought that even Il
Senator Hill should be defeated they would re-
tain their grip upon the machinery "l '.e b'"o-
cratic party In this State. and therefore were
unwilling to nominate any other candidate WHO
possblv might be elected and Gust them from po-
Utcal power IN this state. 80 far as the Demo-
cratic party Is concerned. In accordance with ms
policy of holding on To the organization senator
HILL Senator Murphy. Lieutenant-ioVern) n Shee-
han. Mayor Giroy the new leader OF Iaihhdhy
Hall. and James y. Bell the new leader of the
McIaughln Democracy Gf Brooklyn. refused ["
admit To the convention or to any share in the
control OF the organization y: the Democratic
party IN the State the followers of Charles ,.
Fairchild In New-York. Of Edward NJ. Shepard In
BROOKLYN. and other bodies Of Independent Demo-
Gratis from other points In the!State
MFR HIll thus is nominated Cor Governor by
Democratic State Conventions which has hunS
out Of it's doors every intependent thinking
Democrat. In every part of,the state the Demo
cratic machine" under Mr.. HENS direction VIII
attempt to crush the independent Democratic
organizations Especial patas Will be taken 20
punish the Anti-Snapper Democrats VINO OPP
posed Mr.. Hills nomination for President ana
the Democrats who "bolted' the nomination ol
Isaac II. Maynard for Judge of the Court of
Appeals.
WHAT HINCKLEY STANDS FOX
In accordance with his policy Of machine
rule everywhere. James NJ. Hinckley Of Pough-
oh rD1ap of La
Democratic State Committee 10 succeed Ed
ward Murphy. jr. Mr. Hinckley is the man who
with Isaac II. Maynard. in 1891 engineered the
theft of the Duchess County Senate District
II was natural that with Hnckley in his eye as
the new official head Of the Democratic machine
David B Hill should boast in his speech OF
Yesterday OF the theft OF the Legislature from
the Republican party in 1892.
The nomination for I.eutenant-Governor on
motion OF Lieutenant-Governor Sheehan, was
conferred upon Congressman Daniel y. Lock-
wood. Of Buffalo. Mr. Sheehan has long de-
sired 10 go to Congress, but Mr. Lockwood has
stood in his way. Mr.. Lockwood. having been
nominated for Lieutenant-GOvernor. Will de-
cline the nomination for Congress from one OF the
Erie County districts. and Mr.. Sheehan will re-
ceive the nomination in his place. 1t looks, how
ever as II neither man would be elected
Judge William ]. Gaynor, of Brooklyn. was
nominated by acclamation for Judge of the
Court of Appeals. The nomination was made
by the leader Of the Mclaughlin delegation
from Brooklyn. and its aim Is TO put In Gay
nor's seat upon the Supreme Court bench that
McIaughlin Democrat. Thomas r.. Pearsall
who was defeated FOR Judge last fall by the
voters of the Id judicial District. when Mr.
Gaynor was supported by the Republicans and
independent Democrats OF the district.
THE FEELING OVER GAYNOR.
The boast Is made here tonight that Judge
Gaynor sent word to Governor Hill that
II he should go upon the head of the Democratic
State ticket he (Gayror> would accept the
nomination for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals
Hearing OF this statement. Charles j. Patter-
son. of Brooklyn, one OF the leaders OF the
Shepard Democrats OF Brooklyn. said: II do
not believe that william J. Gaynor will con-
sent to be the tail Of David b. Hills kite"
Edward NJ. Shepard also expressed his doubt