Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-24
THEY MAKE PEACE
New York Democrats in Con-
ference.
MUTUAL CONCESSIONS.
Tammany and the County Democ-
racy Shake Hands.
~ CANDIDATES DROPPED
n,vA* ~ p#re..ionar nonors
WIN Il .red In the Interest of
Harmon ond TO Insure the Eicc-
ton of HnI-phcnomenai Activity
of 10th Parties in New York.

New York, Oct 23.-This has been n
day OF conference among the Demo-
cratic leaders with view to straight
enlng out the tangles resulting from
the nomination OF factlonal Demo-
cratic congressional candidates in this
city and Brooklyn. Senator Hill ad-
dressed himself to this task early this
morning and had the energetic aid of
Senator Faulkner. chairman of the
Democratic congressional campaign
committee. who came from Washing
ton last night. Private conferences
were held with Senator Faulkner by
Mayor Gllroy and Police Commissioner
Martin, representing Tammany, and
Ex-Mayor Grace and Francis Scott
who ran for mayor against Grant In
1890 on the reform ticket. representing
the County Democracy. All, 1t was
stated. were agreed upon policy OF
concession. Terms of compromise, 1t
is announced, We're practically de-
cided upon by which the knots will
be cut and the Democrats agree upon
single candidates in each district. The
details have not been arranged. 1t is
known, however. that Tammany has
agreed to withdraw its candidates in
two districts and the County Dmeoc-
racy in others The Indications at
headquarters point to the withdrawal
by Tammany of Gen. Sickles in the
TENN and j. -. walsh in the Eighth.
Dewitt Warner Robert Monroe and
Ex-Congressman Dunphy are mem
toned as possible Grace candidates.
Gen. Sckles was at headquarters TINS
afternoon, and 1t was stated that he
was willing to make any personal sac
rlfice to aid Senator Hill's candidacy
for governor The opinion was eN-
pressed by headquarters people that
walsh would be more difficult 20 deal
with. To accomplish the purpose aimed
Mt II was proposed to transfer Amos
Cummings from the Thirteenth TO the
Eighth district, but 1t is learned
that Cummings has protested ana ms
protest was backed up by ueiesntioh
of Trades Assembly people TINS after
noon. He will be allowed to remain
where he is. The Democratic mana
GERS have been at work today on the
brooklyn congressional situation, ana
oxnreas themselves as elated over the
prospect OF union President CleVe-
lands departure from BuzSards Say
on his way to Washington was u
movement Of Importance ana gave rise
to many rumors, among mem peans
one TO the effect that he hnd agreeu
In the event of united action OF the
Conversational candidates, to make
snaacb in senator Hlll's favor before
he returned to washington.
poth chairman Thatcher and Major
IIlncllley treated the report lightly put
tha former still firmly maintained Una.
fine president would be heard from at
the proper time. ,.,, So
DIN tonight, Senator Hin speaking In
| Brooklyn and Tammany holding
mass meeting at the wigwam'
Tho committee of seventy had a
ratiacation meeting at Cooper Union at
which Carl SEIZURE, Seth Lowe, ex,
Secretary Fairchild, DR.. Parkhurst ana
other eminent reformers spoke In Ia
vor OF the election OF strong Tor mayor
and against Tammany and It's meth
dds Vlce-President Stevenson VIII be
here on Thursday and viii make three
sreeches In Brooklyn. Poughkeepsie
and Troy, and Secretary Carlisle mas
agreed to make at least one speech
during the closing week of the cam
paign. -,
Ex-President Harrison will be here
tomorrow and Chairman Hackett eS-
meets to arrange for q mammoth meet
ing II possible. j..
on Friday Gov. Mckinley, who 1t Is
proposed to take through the state on
a special train. will open at Bufalo
and will make about twelve speeches
in two days. There Is an enthusiastic
demand for Mckinley. Next weeF
Chauncey Depew will give two days OF
a special train TO speaking
Late this afternoon Democratic head
quarters was agitated over an ALLEGED
sensation.
1--WE have made big discovery to
day." said Chairman Thatcher. "Ther'
As n defect In the new constitution
upon the adoption Of whlcn the voter
viii be required to pass judgment OF
November 6. which will create legis
iative hiatus II adopted. The diseov