The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-13

.rammAny Halls Big Taree. Mayor
Gilroy, Corporation Counsel Clark and
/ Sheriff Sexton. believe tia, ttey have diawn
big card in getting Bourke Cochran bark
I in:o line At a conference ~ith Mayor GU
roy Tuesday all differences were aIrang-
{ Cd, AID Tammnny will nominate h. m for
Congress. He has also been invited to
deliver one Of The along talks at the
Fourth of July celebration, bu, has not ye,
accepted
Moses, and to lead the brwilde.ed horde
out of The wilderness Meantime be does
not want to awaken TOO much OPT osition to
his return 10 COagress. 7 e State DIM
ocracy Eas declared unoffir,a'ly that is will
nO, support for reelection an, Congressman
whn voted sgains. the Wilson bill. Mr.
Cochran is the only Tsmmany member not
hit. If Tsmmsn, refused 20 rsnorninate
tin it IS more han probable 'aat ,hc Safe
Democracy would iake h4m Up as . candi-
date. For this reason ". Cocaran is no.
likely TO be pefnic'ous.y active un'il later
Ia the s-ason
The trouble b-tEeen Mr. Cocker aud Con-
g-essmin Cochran vas personal and no,
political al the start nas never yet been
published. though often hinted al One
of the most p.onieeni men in Tsmn.any
Hall said YESTERDAY:
ssA, - ts,sI. q
the attention that Cochran had been re-
ceiving, / suppose At any rate he was
disfleased AID irritable. The tao met a,
a dirn.r. There were five other well known
TAmm1ny men present. Cochran was In
one of his jolly, bantering moods. Mr.
Cocker made come remark about What
congress should do. Cockran replied. with
laugh, that ifMr Cocker ran Tamm,ny
Hall he would have his hands full, without
interfering ~i.h Congress.
{" Yes; undertand' Mt Cooker Is re.
ported TO have said, IA, in Washington
yon carr The idea iha you are about all
there is Tammany Hail."
:The remainder of the patty took II as
all Ia fun and laughed, and continued to
laugh when Cochran retorfed:
"Well. Trey say We're lot OF thugs and
hisvss, ard that you'v~ go rich too fast TO
ay much.
'Mr Croker diA not take This in fun. He
got blacser in the fac, than ever. lie re-
rIie1 wth an oaih -nd an .pithet, and rose
at tie table as Il % assu,. the congressman. |
His friends caught him b. the arm. but be-
fore he was quieied ao~ n be said: i know |
iha, is vi al you've lie say ing about me,
an II rveI hear it gain. / break every |
bone Inyour cd ,
Mr. Cockran 1isnifiedy walked out of I
the room. and has never sine spoken to
Croker. The oth.rS decifed 10 keep the /
matter qniei and ,nty have done so pretty |
we'll. but nov it m axes no cifferenceto to any |
one whe her it is told Q, net. A tezen ren
in this townknow thai irisI
Congressman Bourke Cochran said yes
terday: "There is no political signihcsnc I
in my visits to Mayor Gilroy We have
been perso"al friend, for Years. and gener- !
ally, when | am in the city two days con-
secu,ively I call upon him. have
well defined political plans, because of nv
wife's hral'h. which Is far from good. ! /
took her down To Mexico hut It did no
have as b.ntncal an tnsci AS desired, ana !
she is now mere under the C re Of DR. LOOMS.
A tile later sh II take b TO the A1lron-
dacts. IIer he,th com's before every po-
litical consideration, and FOR III 1t e,son I
shall not make anv pans tha: cannot be
easily disarrsnged IN Y Worli.