The sun., 1894-03-04

suited in the establish ment OF two city com.
the Junts Committee. and the Hon. William q.
Ihom peOn was the leader OF the anti-Juntaa.
dsv.Iopsa oSt Me5s o so sn setween Dan.
Qpimby. who com bined to beat Thompson.
candidates resulted. and both we're beaten.
Then Dickinson opened negotiations with the
10 se,o c OssPE ocnP hss a. MAT Ssu
ances OF friendship he gave to the men he had
S esa Sh snse5 % , and Sss b hTs % oTbtrn
want TO- to- At all 1Ss eVsents they chose him.
and he went back upon his comrades and de-.
clared the Thompsonites to be the regulars y
boc NhG What Sss The @snS county
deiegation. pledged to vote Tor him Tor dele
Having succeeded in becoming a delegate at
large, he set out to defeat Mr.. Campau, not
withstandng the fact that the delegates were
the National GoSmittes zone pHS Ssd f M the
convention Michigan was solid for leveland.
partner packed his grip and went East and
attended a meeting Of the National Com mittee,
from which. Mr.. Campau was absent There
COMMITTEES. and Mr. Harrity appointed him
the 6and wagon. THUS lie came to the
front In the campaign, and became the
m1st eyeIsbss pIps0gs hS %tSoat nafs5s Ssse
member OF the National committee and with
put any claim asa representative OF Michigan
more important than the genuine Michigan
man on the committee Hi. attitude toward
and calculated to set the orsanization at its
wits eud. The leaders at home went to the
National G2mnittee i2r money and were re-,
ferred to Dickinson, who put them of and OF
until lust before the election when he prom
isel S2uUOO. The Last installment OF $4,000
arrived three days before election. so late that
1t might as well not have come at all Dickin-
son had been assured that the state could be
The money was sent to the i've hopei-for dis
tricts, and alter the election was over It was
found that Dickinson had distributed money
TO pef soDal followers in those districts Tor use
In the camrRign and without notifying tho
home organization. fherefore the money scat
tered there bv the organization was wasted.
After urover Cleveland'p election the Demo-
Gratis in the Michigan Legislature we're to give
some Democrat. They wanted to give Il to
Mr.. Camrau. the man who had stayed at homo
and managed the eampaign with earnest,
the organization from head to foot. as ho has
been ever since; and his friends began to as
cert that II any legislator voted I.r Mr.. Cam
pau he would not get n taste OF Federal pat
ronaRe. Campau got the oinplim entary vote
bm & bns sne Sat not or aa hT voted f5r
out being reminded OF this offence and told
that he can expect nothing OF tho President.
anization OF Dickinsonian Democrats IN
hostility to the regulars OF the rarty.., lie
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board of Referees in each Congress district.
The head o. this queer personal 10 lowing /.
politician nnd devoted Dickinson man. In ex-
ceptional cases. u member OF these Boards
may be in the regular organization. hut the
connection with the Democracy. or right IL
represent its organized forces. With these
reality he EST consuIts o only his own interests"
witness his gain Of the ollectorshr at Detroit
Tor man named Maloney. relatiye or con-
10 In 0nn m n MARI ylaa
never could have been pushed by any organi-
zation or by any one but q relative for such q
this appointlnent in u letter to the President.
and received a formal acknowledgmento OF its
iron rom % TS%r5sr hG wfs
paItnerl or not Is not now remembered.
During last March The sUy gave graphic
sonal keeper and guardian Of the President.
Il pictured him as the manager OF the wing Of
were auartcred. II told how he instructed the
n an at the entrance to this wing to deliver, no
od Of .he nn M sh snf
breasts Of old friends OF the President who
came to shake his hand and congratulate him.
for many OF them were in Washington anxious
to see the President. Instead they. saw Dick
fro and guarding the entrance against all who
might have interests conflicting with his own.
.nS snf ntS thu
to have his partner. Henry +. Thur 4
tsr, step into mis- place. Michigan ;, is
The fact. Not long ago '' party a'Gs Of
one hundred lifelong Democrats agreed 10
,all on the Pres dent. They wanted 10 say to
him him that they had been active in his behalf
sna thas n thsr r STATE orESaIizati3n E had hrep
and thin. They. wanted to assure him that
they bore 10 enmity toward lis close friend Don
.hSnd not aistrSate Mehgsn
certainly not to the harm of the organization.
III applications from Michigan should be r,ssI
both by Dickinson and tho party leaders. But
hey ~ never vent tn to WashngtGn; as Older wiser
ate OF such u adelegation would he IN tho hands |
u Dickihsons partner. Thurber. Without his
over. they said that the Preslde ent is fond OF Mr..
Dickinson and is 10 be admired for his loyalty |
! fools errand for any man to 60 to the White |
House with anything like a complaint against |
hs man who yrn assumes that h hS alone saved
There IL the situation. Don Dickinson is |
IN top and Is using his place to help himself |
he humiliated and uncnnsidersd party ma |
hine. lie represents Michigan. and yet he |
or Mayor. For Governor he would be- defeated |
~ 10000 Democrats who simply long for a |
= : "a hsnce to vote against him II he had consulted
nubbed and turned down all who refuse TO |
10 MIN personal service no one would have
tut 1t is too late for remedies now. The Fourth |
lass Post Onices are practically all filled anil |
he MAJOR appointments OF Michigan men out, |
ide Of the state no " reach the sum Of what
lectoES have got nothing, The leaders Of the
arty have got nothing. Men like justin II. |
Whitney and Judge Durand, representing tho
rainy Democrats OF high social position have
'ot nothing. EN-Lieut- Gov. strong has got
othinG; Thus one may go over all the State
nj ilnd that the best Democrats are unrecog-
lied. IL is true that they ask for nothing
ut IL Il also true that no organization and no
arty can grin at the same time that 1t bears
uch neg lect US this.
pon Manuel Dickinson wants to be MlchiEAn's
andidate for the Presidency. AS he is working
hri hnc no one else wants the empty honor he
iay achieve his am btion. Then ne will have
omething upon which 10 trade in the next
ational campaign lie will watch the Conven-
un cat and when he which way that
ntmal is to Jump he will know how to act.
hen II he does not land In the band wagon
nee again the Democrats OF Michigan will
'el that they do not know him-though they
link they do. They know him. in fact they
now him so well that every day the wonder
rows how he has managed 10 hypnotic Presi-
ent Cleveland. His manner 10 those he
links he can AFFORD TO spub Is such as to give
Sc 70 the belief that the secret OF his success
tiattery. for there Is no student OF human
aturs who does not know that the sycophant
nd ume-EeTveT is always naughty and hArSh |