The morning call., 1894-10-19
CAN NEVER UNITE.
Factions in New York
Wide Apart.
TAMMANY WANTS 1T ALL.
So Has Hogged the Congressional
Ticket.
TAMMANY WANTS 1T ALL
assuring REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
Senator HilI Also Told That he Must
Not C0untenance the County
Democracy.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-No progress has
been made toward harmonizing the Demo-
cratic factions in the Congressional dis
tricts of this city, which was so urgently
recommended by the chairman of the Con-
Faulkner of West Virginia. in the address
he issued on Tuesday.
In eight of the nine districts comprised
exclusively within the city of New York
there are opposition Democratic candi-
dates. Tammany was first in the field
with It's nominations. and for some reason
or other turned down" about half of the
delegation as it exists in the Fifty-third
Congress. John Dewitt Warner was
elbowed out of the nomination in the
Thirteenth District by the transfer thither
of Amos j. Cummings from the Eleventh.
Z. j. Dunphy, who has contumaci iously
de6ed Tammany. was retired. The re-
doubtable Timothy J. Campbell was
deemed to have had his full share of
honor and dignity and the nomination in
his district was given TO Henry c. Minor,
the theatrical manager. Bourke Cochran
was shelved, as it is alleged, by the express
direction of Mr.. Croker, to make a place
for George B. Mcclellan, the young presi-
dent of the Board of Aldermen and the
son of the general of the same name, aud
some other changes in the delegation were
made.
DuDphy and Campbell have had their
names placed on the State Democratic
ticket, but every mem Der of the delegation,
with one exception who voted for the Will
son bill, was passed by Tammany. Ex-
Mayor Grace, who represents the State
Democracy. has demanded an eouita BILE
division of the nominations between his
organization and Tammany and SPECIFICALLY
the restoration OF Cochran and Warner,
but up to the present time has obtained no
assurance that his claim for State demo-
cracy will be allowed.
There is scarcely one of the city districts,
all of which are re presented By Democrats.
which will be safe for either Tammany or
the State Democratic candidates should
both remain in the contest. Chairman
Faulkner is reported to have said in Wash
ington since his return from New York
that he had reason to hope for an arrange
meut on satisfactory basis, bu: upon
what this hope is founded he has not in
dicated.
The appearance OF Senator Hill's name
at tho head of both the Tammany and the
State Democratic tickets may also COM
plicate matters Nathan Strauss, Tammany
or regular nominee for Mayor, claims
that he should have exclusive benefit o.
whatever prestige there may be on the reg.
uiar State ticket Senator Hill has de-
clined to refuse the use OF his name to
the State Democracy which is supporting
Strong, Republican, for Mayor, and
Strauss and his friends are in consequence
much disaffected toward the Senator.
An evening paper says that Mr.. Strauss
has sent his private secretary to MIR. Hill
with the ultimstum that the Senator must
discountenance the State Democracy's
ticket by refusing to allow his name to
appear upon it with that of Mr. Strong as
Citizens and Republican nominee for
Mayor. or ne (Sirauss) will withdraw from
the regular Tammany ticket.
Everett p. Wheeler has accepted the
Domin alton for Governor of the State of
New York on the third ticket. His letter
of acceptance to Chairman Charles S. Fair
child was made publie to-dav