The evening world., 1894-03-31
NEEDS A
new DOCTOR.
tcsranued nom First Pd9e.)

Hail. but not 10 croker. lney aIe III
that he must go. Tammany has been
their standard. of Democracy. To carry
Its manners triumphant at the front In
avery political battle. they have toiled
its success day and night. spent their
money and made countless other sacri,
Noes. They have their efforts rewarded
they are entitled divided among the
friends n relatives of the bosses and
persons who have no other claim on the
orsaniEation thar that they TPpose e1a IL
Rewarding his enemies Is what croker
calls "conciliation In the Interest OF me
oreanisation." Instead OF peace ana
war, q relentless feeling for his blooo
which he annot appease. There are not
kenough offices to go around
Turmoil In the First.
For example, the First District, This
.1s, or was. a Tammany stronghold. The
feeling in that district is so intense
10 be held there tomorrow, 1t Is said
ave out of ten of the old Ta!nmany, fol-
Y Mowers would either vote against Tam
\ many or stay away from the polls. In
This district Maynard polled. at the last
f1iection 7,199 votes, presumably Tamma-
nv votes and the FULL strength OF the
\ Wigwam forces.
As long as Frank T. Fitzgerald was
the leader of the First there was no rue
|{lon. He vas popular. and made friends.
~ WQen ne was elevate W tllt u mo
brother, John E.. wanted the leadership.
Nj. Croker decreed that Col. Michael g.
Murphy should take the helm, and thus
I the seed OF discord was sown. Col. Muir
\ bly, fs personally well liked among the
4 rank and file. but that ends 1t. He was
- County Democracy leader. a County
Democracy Senate and County Democ-
Sure Tammany Hall. Therefore. 1t did
pot add to the good feeling IN the DIS
net wheI Murphy s~9ppia9teI JGhn x
tEinn and ex-Assemblyman p. H.. Duffy,
Zach OF whom. as a s~teadfaSt ana loy,ai
Tammany man. was ambitious to be
Header. Each of these men has a per-
}oonal following. and each of them and
\. fheir followers rave knives up their
1cleeves for Croker.
4 ling recognition enough. He has been a
4 Nower and an ofice-holder in the district
thirty years, and his Aldermanic Dig.
4 nifty IL hurt. The trouble was augmented
y recently by the appointment OF Michael
II Kenhedy ELS assistant leader. Kennedy
~ q mere fgurehead.
The nomination of MI. Vehslage for
s. Assemblyman was also Objectionable.
me. Vehslage IL a German, and SIX out
Of every seven voters In the district are
fxrish: The letter would have Ereferred
tion. Both were shelved, which gave
tfhem an additional grievance.
Anxious fer DIVERS Hend.
Less promising is the outlook for Tam
many In the Second. There d!s!ntcgrl-
from his California trip. but his pres
ence does not compensate his irate con
|Yntituents for the absence of the score of
|s<lection officers whom the Tammany
;1onE Q hand to save them.
I&Llt Is given out that Diver will not be
isturned down" This announcement has
had the effect OF arraying Big Tom
koley against Croker as well as Diver.
FOLEY threatened war against Diver
|{Qply. but now that Diver is to he pro-
'(&ected Foley's hostility extends further.
Walsh expected to inherit Div
|{yerss shoes. Walsh is a big Injin with
Influence.
Morris Tekulsky, President of the Stnte
IL LIQUOR Dealers Association. successor Of
'tDlvver in the saloon business, Is credited
Nth a desire to be leader of the district.
" when Tekulsky wants anything from
xpmmany Hall he goes direct to Croker.
|I/Ie Ignores his leader, and, what Is more.
! Is recognised; which. is a violation OF
/ 6nsiness with the central Power ia in.
|f{artably transacted through the leaders,
3ekulsky Is an exception TO the rule, and
~favorlte IS. and this irieRdly feeling is
}lEordially returned. with interest. Tekul-
feels only contempt for a superior
Bhom he need not consult or obey.
I- DIVERS greatest concern Is about the
I4ttftpde OF Congressman f. j. Dunphy.
wig reSigned from TammanN. Dunphy
I{ook With MIN a large following which
bad formerly been in the County Democ.
/<1cy. His Tammany friends are with
MIN, viii oppose DIVERS candidates,
WITH this combination of powerful in.
ferests against him DIVERS downfall
LATTER next election is predicted. VIII
t.to many persons watChful for an honest
t1Yote and an honest count the way ban.
[1ucr districts are made Will be exposed.
Ut Knives Out In thr Tht.d.
~ -Barney" Rourke is another sorehe,d
ILIXMke I0nn Y rkln ha W 80, hi. ~.
I{<.lct IoT any candidate he pleased. AS
{11n evidence of his ability to contro.
yoters like a herder would a drove OF
|fattle, he voted them for a Republican
f{Sendidate at the same election. Ii,
l{ehought his distinguished achievements
E&Lhird when Harry Miner gave it up
he was superseded by Senator Tim
glliyan; q pIotege OF County Cleri
Eeompiished DIVER. Rourke is nov" con
Hy1nced that Republics alone are no
~1ngrateful. He never forgets a favo,
y ,h}Hry, n ho pays his politica
Harry Miner built the Comanche Clul
VRpuse. ana was otherwise liberal with hi!
i{pank %account He asked in return tn,
mpmination for Congress in the Mini
Rtstrict. ''Tim'' Campbell. the old Coln
x Democracy leader, got it, for whlcl
Miner is anything but thankful. Ex
Assemblyman Philip Wissig has nevc
|{torsiyen Croker for igrominiously turn
<1ng him out and down, and the LAT
HLeader Daniel O'Reilly's followers an,
<fxs Register j. J. Sleyin's friends are no
tIxorgettinS that their services are mar
tpreclated and unreouitcd.
tE Maicontent. In the Fourth.
w In the Fourth District there is "A III
1 Ixided house. Assenblyman Roche i
\ lErumbling because he had to stand asld
\ Nfor enato John +. Ahearn. a ncw
/ 1comer from tho County Democracy
|Roche is an old Tammany follower w6I
never deserted his colorg. Ahearn is law
II ing pipes to displace Coroner Fitzpatrisl
as leader. But Roche and Ahearn an
united against eX-BGodle AlGarm.,
NtNTommy" Shells, who, they say, is oct
ting too much patronage for . digrarlc
land dtscredited politician. He secure
1.-THE prize plum In the appointments Of u!
Ifriend Rya as Police Justice. All mr.
HteaIous of Fitzpatrick, but Croker has a
! IQbJect for keeping him or The Executiy
4 Xpmmittee. Fitzpatrick is q Croker mar
Piers Rivalry la thc Fir,h.
tcongresman Tim Campbell is an ohie-
~ Jealousy In the Fifth. The Congre.
|man uses Federal pltronaCe 10 l;nT
himxelf solid. and being SOLID he n y,
ecully don't like to hear the C2nErcs,
I. Ipan speak OF me ana Scuily." Il
bad enough Cor him to be compelled
fdiyide the honors of lcadershi? wit
I,1him Justice Geologic oiso m41ages ,
+" purse and ketp alive a factor which iocp
n fayors from him. EX-AlioIman p;