The evening world., 1894-07-31
TAMMANY IS MEEK.
G!.':y Ssyr l. Nay Go Outside
the BALL" f.. a Candidate.
Leader Steekier Declares II Is Oniy
sTrap.
Flower Laying Pipes to Hold on 20
the Governors Chair.

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nominal. ma trY-z within O. WITHIN,
II. orzs s.z-tls-- .vst a. -.ty /. tee-e-
best .or tas .atsT-s;s q the democracy
The fgh, tbs year IS -. sEl-r-4sh t.e-
fare Tn gfes; os;t!s q 81 :. 70.
+ Democrats ly-g T.. ta.E city ar STAT.
tnfs ?ee.. trt Republicans aye s-re -
/ carr. TIE c.-a--? = 90 t.l-ve
ai-c t-y VII carr th+ C--E-sssg1sl
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TIE h-a,r1 Z ih- fy..e-- NEXT cu--E
. - lzs. 'ro gesrs .! - ;.---
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- a1ts1. = rs.y-r Nat Mayor .ur
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e.. -, -. u. -. - ~. ~ en- -es7| to re
Senator H'... - lc..-.- - ~ Cleveland
va tn 'g-a -z'5cr. - t,@ Eel. p ns--
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to- ''=' "y-r~a a. ''-+r t-g1E1 upon
to g2f sIa.- irH -l1f''r--E e --.,.-.s
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=. ~ IN 49, - .ts-'r'
saIlZa' ~ sesCSr. Ths. sh.E- Esru-
G!l'gys interview. That pea 'y' ,l..-
'1rHy 80 -ror '' 81 Ga Ist'. ~!
If esfs=t the cry IS rai>eg tnst re
SUCCESS = IT, DE--.r--sey II tn siE-s
s.7 r4tcn y 1suEI 81 aD1 mat Demo
r-zts uue' 'ter1 tpgs'he-. Tbs is -
IN ., we are Away t5ic. to get INTO a
.sc'1guzl tEhi. peT-yrsI ,sEues mus, he
s4g!!hcsS 10 party principles. / intcrEe
that sentiment II the abstract, but this
- not a party issue Tn.E ~ a struR-
gl~ for decent, honest government, a
Ngnt of The rstpectaDl Die element OF the
Community against the continuance OF
! corruption and n!srule in the city
government u Is purely local issue.
STATE ana National politics have moth
ing 20 10 with IL
democratic success IN the State and
nation and pure government for this
city can 10th De secured without per
pstuatiny Tsmulany control. LIT Dem
ocrsis remem Ter that II is not aeces
saTy 70 vote for thievery and lobbery fI
New York City IN order TO elect Dem
, ocratic Governor and a Democratic
President. There Is nothing to prevent
democrat from voting for better gov
Z eminent at home, irrespective OF party
lines, and for the D@nocratic candidateI
on the State and National tickets
! Whether Democrat or Republican. II Il
the duty Of every good citizen to see u
!, II that the rascals are turned out
Mr.. steckler,s views are shared ant
= u th- lea iers of the Counties. who ha
been making vigorous warfare on Tam
: many. He said:
n Mayor Giroy's plea is f.msy pre-
T. text. 1t shows signs Of structural weak
T ness in II" TanmHny organization. Tn
plea tor DeinCerauc unity Is designed L
4 catch the weak and unthoushuuL Dem
% the sacrifice If the interests Of the Cit
p. Gems o. New York"
+ The conference Of Democratic leader
: scheduled for last week at Saratoga vii
!. take place there the latter part OF TIL
GOV Flower viii be in saratosa o
Gus SO will senator Murphy. II he ca
ge, away from washington: Mayor Gil
r Senator !. II McCarren. OF Brooklyn
representing Hugh Mclaughlin. anC
possibly. Lieu, Gov Sheehan.
All this harmony talk Is very impoi
!, ,snt 70 Gov. Flower He Is trying !
harmoniZe and unip the Denocra
- on, yours truly, Roswell =. Flowe
'e Gov. Flower thinks that Daniel Loci
.e wood. who IS talked OF as the harmon
..
= lrihut. just as much TO harmony in sec
- Oud place on the ticket. The machir
a. leaders aT. almost 10 a man, for the r,
nomination OF GOV. Flower with II
~ possible exception OF Lieut.-Gov. She
Ds han Nj Sheehan holds rruds
be against Gov. Flower. because the Coz
s. ernor vetoed every bill that would COZ
unue Sheehsn domination in Buffa
ID and approved every bin that would IL
s. Sheehan would rather have Lockwood
rs nominated than Flower Lockwood
ly represents the Cleveland wing OF Il
n. party and stands well with the machin
Il too. The men from the Western pa
Of the State favor a combination III
Lockwood for Governor, and e
Speaker Robert p. Bush, OF Elmir
for LieutenantGovernor. Bush is
a, follower OF Senator Hi and could
orders OF the bosses as presiding of
h. Old.
>, Curiou.ly enough the cry for harmon
n. CORES from the side that Is suppos.
". 10 be the stronger the dominant tactlr
10 The plea for compromise Is consider,
confession OF weakness. That