The evening world., 1894-10-08
IS He AFTER A sENATORsH|P ?
Hat that He Is Ambitious to
Succeed to David B. Hills
Place in Washington.
GILRoY'S COMMITTEE IN SESSION
German American Refsrmers Go
Before It and Suggest Charles
G. r. Wahle for Sheriff.

There Is not very much going on at
Democratic campaign headquarters in
the Park Avenue Hotel to-day. Since
Senator Hills return to Albany, the
place is not quite so attractive to the
leaders. Besides, there are SO many
states to fix up in conformity with Sem
ator Hills plans for Harmony, that the
leaders haven't much time to loaf
around headquarters.
The Tammany leaders are busy trying
to agree with the State Democracy peo-
pie on division of Congressman and
Assemblymen In an effort to strengthen
the State ticket and to get a majority
in the State Legislature, so that Senator
Hill can carry out his promise to send
Bourke Cochran as his successor to the
United States Senate.
There Is a suspicion among the Tam
many leaders that Senator Hill ia plac-
ing too much confidence in Mr.. Grace,
and that the latter proposes to give
Tammany what is known TO gamblers as
the "double-cross.' These suspicious
persons profess to believe that among
ether things Mr.. Grace Is playing for
THE balance of power in the Legtsla-
ture, so that he can secure the United
States Senatorship for himself under a
threat that he will otherwise throw his
legislative votes for the choice of the
Republicans.
Mr.. Grace Is giving the Tammanyites
lot to worry over just now. They ad-
NIT that he can make certain the cleo
ton Of the Republican city ticket If he
places city ticket of his own in the
field made up of candidates that Tam
many cannot indorse, and they are SO
certain that he intends to use his power
to the utmost that they are no longer
talking Of meeting him half way, but OF
sacrificing everything for the harmony
necessary to elect the State ticket"
Mayor Gilroy has denied right along
that there Is a deal on with the Grace
Democrats. and from present indica-
tons it looks more like surrender
on Tammany's side than a deal"
The Advisory Committee Of Eight ap-
pointed by Tammany's Committee of Sew
enty, to conduct the campaign, which ad'
)ourned over from Friday last. met this
morning at 10 o'clock In Tammany Hall
The Committee consists of Mayor Thos
+. Gilroy, Henry ID. Purroy, James j
Martin. Corporation Counsel w. II. Clark
j. F. Carroll, James w. Boyle, DAME
Mcmahon and Patrick keenan,.
County Clerk Purroy was the first e
put In an appearance, and while waiting
Tor the others to arrive he said 1t would
De almost impossible to outline for somt
Gays what Tammany's course would be
l. ssxl
De taken up with conferences Of all kind
10 suit the changes in the situation.
am one of those who hope for the ulti
II mate success of the State ticket. AS t
all this talk of union with the New Yorl
e'ate Democracy. 1 can say nothing.
never like to discuss a situation until
meet It, Usually l like to talk, but
W not believe the present Is a good TIM
70 say anything. We must walt"
mayor Gilroy arrived at Tamman!
nan promptly at 10 o'clock Then alonl
came all the others of the Advisory Com
,ni'tee, save Commissioner Martin, who
Ho"eVer, appeared later; Police Com
missioner John c. Sheehan, with
wen or so other shining lights of tn
"Hwam, who were anxious to hea
"'a' the plan of campaign was like.
as 10 the naming of a candidate 70
aayor-in case the Grace airchild com
D'ha'on is not going to be indorsed-i
No as pointed out that two years ag
.Aomss +, Gilroy was not selected unit
Gu n hour or SO before the holding of tn
convention. 1t is expected that tn
a ne state Of affairs will be witnesse
h One thing seems certain, how
81 81 mat some kind of a union will b
'ed on Congressional. Senate an
wDiy nominations.
, "n"e the Advisory Committee was |
cooh delegation from the Unite
h.mah Democracy arrived and aslxe
n 'arihs' They were Mr.. Jacob Cond,
a, Fresh. ]. w. Fleck. Ex-Corone
hhser and Martin Dahlbende
Ger Ger object was to present the name
r %rer OF Accounts Charles {
"ahle for Sheriff.
0oaa conference lasted until H.,
SA' On Its conclusion Mayor Gilro,