New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
cONFERRING WITH HILL.
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democratic nomination for Governor unless
s m his demands enumerated above are complied
~i,h. Judge Gaynor Is said TO be especially In
,stent upon the admission of the shepard men
BE-, brooklyn, and upon controlling the execu-
IT,. w.. committee of the State Committee AS one
=" his friends said this evening:
The Democratic machine is greatly dscredited:
md all its local leaders, like Thomas + Gilroy. OF
sWsSw.York; William F. Sheehan. OF Buffalo. and
Hugh Mciaughn IN brooklyn trem trent , lest tat at
lions and thus all local patronage Tney want
GsyFnS nor heir To " canddatcs for local Office It is
or rnemely important to Giroy az the new leader OF
Tammany Hall to elect Tammany Mayor In In
s Ne~b 10 elect a Sheehan Democrat Mayor of
B An, tbe nomnaton for Governor unless he can
AVE complete possession OF the Democratic State
Com Com VIII guard himself against treachery He
Vs. will insist upon Mclaughlin surrenderng half
o., of the election inspectors shall be Gaynor
INV ar II he can help IT, he will not be sold out by
Mcla sncprty of their support Of Giaynor by thus
..mmrrenderrg half thoiI power in Brooklyn 10 him
1JNsoN FOR LIEUTENANT-GOvERN
Senator Daniel Bradley and Postmaster Sulli-
xan OF Brooklyn. arrived here by an afternoon
,,ain. Senator Bradley Is delegate Of the
ssepard Democracy Postmaster Sullivan did
not come on a political trip. but merely for
br,ef rest. Senator Jacob A. Cantor said tonight
that his preference for the nomination for Gov
amor was Senator Hill, although he had no as
surancc that Mr.. Hill would be a candidate.
aenator Cantor hoped that ex-senator Lnson OF
kingston. would be the nominee for Lieutenant
Governor He said;
Mr. IAnson has served four years In the state
Senate and therefore peculiarly we'll qualified FOR
the place. He occupied prominent position IN the
Senat, when the SaXton ballot law was pelhS
he represented the Democracy In the con-
ferences with Senator Saxton. and succeeded In
than we're intended by the Republicans 1t would be
appropriate TO have Mr.. Linson and Senator Saxton
opponents In this fight as they were IN that over
the ballot law
Ex-District-Attorney De Lancey Nicoll came
here after the Constitutional Convention In Al
bany adjourned. He thankful that there
was an early prospec, Of that convention bring
ing its work TO a close. Mr.. NicO did not be-
leve that the New-York delegation had finally
made up its mind t. whom TO support Tor the
nomination for Governor. II was his behe1 tha'
the attitude Of the State Convention toward the
SHEPARD and Fairchild DemOcraCies would be
distinctly conciliatory3 John F. Carroll came
here early because Id is chairman of the COM
mittee 10 arrange for hotel accommodations for
the Tammany Hall NOR who are coming up on
Monday Their headquarters will be the Grand
Union Hotel Said Mr.. Carroll;
An Unexpectedly large delegation will be here
from New-York. The original idea was TO have
only ten from each Assembly district or So IN
all No effort made 10 have large crowd
come but tickets taken up TO yesterday.
There will be at least 1000 members Of the organ,
ization here They will come on three special
trains over the New-York Central road. and Will
get here at o'clock Monday afternoon