The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-17
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The present situation in the heht for members
Of Congress In this city is this In every district
OF the ten wholly or partly within this county,
with the exception Of ono, the Eleventh, the
New York state Democracy nominated candi-
dates against the regular Democratic candidates
named by Tammany Hall,
In the Eleventh Congress district little deal
was fixed up BY the Assembly district leaders
which resulted In the endorsement of TAM
many's Congress candidate, William sulzor by
the Grace Democrats. None OF the men named
by the New York state Democracy, unless II lie
Timothy J. Campbell, who has secured sort of
Republican endorsements has the remotest Idea
that he will be elected.
The candidates named BY the Grace men are
John Murphy In the Seventh. Edward J. Dunphy
In the Eighth, Timothy J. Campbell In the
Ninth, George Karsch In the Tenth George
Walton Greene in the Twelfth. Edward G.
Baker in the Thirteenth, julius J. Frank In the
Fourteenth, Robert urier Monroe in the Fiji
teenth. and James y. Drty In the sixteenth.
Congressman Dunphy declined the nomination
IN S sod bynS ss
the district There Il no doubt h0weyer that
nSsr Ss % be sao smG N tSs ~
trict, has been trying to secure the Grace en-
dorsement. Julius Frank hNs alsd declined.
Congress is put In jeopardy by the action Of the
New, York State Democracy, the chances OF Re-
III HOute VI mas
been leseened by the action OF the Milholl and
men. As before stated, Mr.. Mulhall has been
nominated by them In the Eighth district They
have also nominated James Il. McMurray In the
Twelft h and Anthony Mossop in the Fifteenth.
In the Fourteenth, however they have en-
dOrsed the nomination of the regular Republican
candidate. MIR. Quigg. The OBren men have a
candidate for Congress In the Seventh in the
person OF Alderman Sober" Flynn. who has not
yet determined whether he will accept the NOM
nation He would have done so had he been
able TO secure the Republican endorsement,
should the Grace men insist on keeping their
candidates In the field there Ia considered to be
possibility that more Republicans than Quigg
will be returned to Congress from this city.
The Grace leaders justify their action by saving
that their overtures for concessions on the part
Of Tammany were repulsed with contempt, and
that they were told that II they desired recog-
milton they had better stand u and be counted
and show that they were entitled to II by reason
OF their strength.
Senator Charles James Faulkner OF Martins
burg, w. Va, was In town yesterday and
strolled into Democratic State headquarters.
Mr.. Faulkner Is Chairman of the Democratic
Congress Campaign Committee In Washington.
lie was here for the purpose OF saying some
York city. He came a day after the fight, or
rather after the nominations had been mnde.
Mr.. Faulkner had all sorts Of fault to find.
1t was said at headquarters that he should have
attempted TO influence the nominations before
they were made and not have appeared on the
scene when IL was too late. The Democrats at
headquarters thought he might have left un-
said many things that he uttered. As matter of
fact, Senator Faulkner has passed his time here
paign Committee among the rich men of New
York CITY.