New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
TANNANY KNIVES ARE OUT
THEY WILL. cur THE TICKET HEADED BIZ
GRANT.
W. BouRKE COCHRAN REFUSES TO SPEAK FOB
THE WIGwAM STANDARD -BEARER-PrR-

THE wIGwAM STANDARD -BEARER-PrR'
ROY AND GLRoY sCLKTNG
The local campaign started up again yesterday
under a heavy head OF steam The headquarters OF
both the candidates for Mayor presented lively
apoearance Il was said that letters Of acceptance
OF both Mr Strong and Mr.. Grant would De ready
FOR publication to-day. A great effort was maze
BY the supporters of eX-Mayor Grant yesterday 70
create the impression that there has been an ainaE
ing improvement in Tammany Hall prospects sincs
Mr. straus took TO the woods and Mr. Grant
became the standard-bearer but the fact remains
that there is still great deal Of apathy ana 'n'
difference in the Tammany ranks. besides the exist
ence OF a feeling of positive hostility In some quar-
,ers not likely to be sub,ued In rae short tine
which remains before Election Day. .
The resentment toward Grant ard Tammany Hall
generally which apparent among the Hebrew
voters was caused by the belief that Mr. straus
was forced out Of the candidacy for reasons otnH
than political. What they think about the treat
ment OF Mr.. Straus Is Likely to be shown IN a DE-
cded way At the polls. and both Hi and Grant
viii suffer by IT, The impression that neither mayor
Gliroy nor County Clerk Purroy are giving M
Grant an enthusiastic and earnest suppor; was ne
prevailing one in nearly every district IN the c'J
Yesterday Not only Is no real support expee'N
from Groy and Purroy. but some q Grants nu-
mate though perhaps. njuilcous. friends eXp'essea
the belief yesterday that both OF them "ouid hh's
the Tammany ticet. and do ii all the damage 'he'
could. Corporation Counsel Clark called at M
Grants headquar,ers in the Union Square ho.'
Yesterday and was closeted with the iay9raIJ
candidate for some time Mr. Clark ls anotner an. s
many man whom Mr.. Grants friends resafu WIZ
ill-disguls.i suspicion. l.. ~.
Hopes were entertained until yesierday Dy tns
Grant managers that Congressman w. boaInss
Cochran might be induced 10 bury the hatcne' anu
put on at least outward Signs OF fi!eEisrip e Ise
G!lroy. Purroy and clark. eIt thar nope mas eT oe
dlssipated Mr. Cochran, Il was thousnl, Mossfs ~
take the stump In this city and make SONIC ~ m ~
old-tme ringing speeches for Grant ana the ,s isn
many Hall ticket But his recollections OF SIIei
ences are TOO vivid and bitter 70 permit hln ~
forget them even this time or extreme aia ~. ~
para.lecd peril - the Democratic parry IT D,,n ~
State and city H absolutely refused yesteraas v "
make single speech FOR Grant giving as an g%AouSs %
that all his time belonged - Hi ana tne beimTI
cratic party of the STATE Mr.. cochran may sp.H,nn
in Brooklyn and all around th1s c''s' 'N' 'S "
do nothing TO aid MI Grant. - ,,.... orc,,l,a.
ton have their coats off now and are WORKING @ nsru
among their East Side constituents Tor Strols is.
Coff and the whole Anti-Tammany ticket chhisss
Steckler said yesterday that Grant was airea,Y
be7ten IF the election were held to-day. ne sA11
"Strong's plurality would be 10000. ,.
The he,viere cub. No l69 ttVingtoa-sI.' III Ill
M OF 215 members formerly affiliated Win lam.
many declared yesterday for the Comnltsee -
Seventy's ticket. backing up the stand or tns ~. ~
depen lent County Organizat ton Nearly. arv Al ,v
men of the latter organization were IN la,l-'ary
Hall when Grant ran last. in is'o ana No'e" '