The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
may BUY
GRACE OFF,.
Not Likely that the EI.Mayor'S
Faction Will Fight
Tammany.
lit IS TO GET RECOGNITION.
Long Hopsd-For Admission to
the State Convention to Be
Granted to 1t.
THAT IS THE DEAL NOW ON.
Gov. Flower Pulling Every String
He Can Command in the Inter-
est Of Candidate Flower.


SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. at is
here the Democratic harmony boom was
launched. Its effect has been watched
closely by the politicians who are here
professedly to attend the races. But
they can tell you more about the prob
able political entries in the next cam
paign than about the horses. The
races are merely a pastime with these
statesmen. OF politics they make
study and a business.
The boom is still in its infancy and
hasn't been christened yet. 1t isn't
settled whether to call 1t an overture.
a peace offering from the machine or an
understanding or a deal between the
bosses. These things will become more
apparent after to-day. This much is
known, however, that the anti-Tsm-
many factions In New York City may
be disappointed II they pin their faith
on ex-Mayor Grace and his New York
State Democracy for support in their
night agsinst Tammany, Mr. Grace
T most s Eas be @ 2 ae Ws. o then
would not aid Tammany as he is now.
He pledged himself that under no cir
promises to ex-Police Justice Henry
Murray, now a Tammany leader, then
ers. Ask Murray, and IL he is dis,
posed to be communicative, he can tell
an Interesting story. Whether there is
sea asa Grace ne sG IS TO s se Sought So Off, cor"
The New York State Democracy is
not local body. 1t Is an organization
Of Democrats principally made up OF
Cleveland or Anti-Snappers. opposed to
the dominant Hin machine. They have
been ignored and excluded from the
Murphy-Sheehan combination: Their OBJ
ject is to gain recognition and represent
| alton in the State Convention and In the
advice and management OF party affairs
Suppose these concessions are made to
MIR. Grae and his faction. He will have
gained the object he p fighting for With with,
| he demands there will be no sense or
reason in Democrats nghting Democrats
| Thus Mr.; Grace, knowingly or unkn1w.
| will be done. THE Evening World" cor
respondent has IT on authority.
The deal. coup d'etat, or whatever you
the coming conference Of leaders here:
It is not settled when the pow-wow will
be held. 1t will all depend on Senator
Murphy A. soon as he can snns get hsa away ~
| talk matters over with Mayor Gilrroy,
CORPORATION Counsel Clark; Hugh Nc
Laughlin's representatives; Gov. Flower
| and possibly Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan.
Gov. Flower is expected here tonight
He has not been invited to the confer.
ence, but he will be at the caucus. II
he is there nf or 10 RSsWe
Flower. The nearest anybody can come
to it is that the conference will take
place sometime between O is-d sl ana ia n tse
lead with the machine politicians for the
Ciubernatorial nomination.
Gov. Flower Is the foremost advocate
of harmony. but he does not ike the
idea Of stepping aside IN the interest Of
harmony for Reform Candidate Daniel
Lockwood, OF Buffalo, for INSTANCE
Gov; Flower would not rI on1ect II 10 ssco mr
place. Two other candidates for Lieu;
tenant-Governor have been projected
into the canvass. The latest Is ex-G Trn,
County, the home Of the present Lieu
Speaker Robert p, Bush, OF Chemung
The story is told that Boss Plat is
booming Levi p. Morton for Governor
to put him in training II ELECTED, for the
Republican nomination for President II
1885, and in order to crafty II possible
the ambition OF his life to become Secre
tary of the Treasury. The al,urement;
Of his bari have made MoTton ,,
leans, but ex-senator j. Sloat Fasset
must not be considered out OF the race
His friends are laying pipes for hin
and setting up delegates for him all ove'
/ the State.
The report which has been revive
that Senator Murphy Will retire iron
: the Craftsmanship of the Dcmocrati
state Committee has peculiar signih
canoe at this time. senator Murph!
said recently that he would not manag
e another campaign. 1t would not surpris
$ politicians II he would step down an
D out at once. The call he Will issue 70
a meeting Of the State Committee vii
probably be his last official act as Chair
= man. But 1t will not be Mayor .Gilroy
as stated. who will succeed Murphy
: Mayor Gilroy. say those who know, vii
I have his hands full managing the Tam
I many campaign. Besides. neither Muir
3 phy nor Gilroy wishes to be responsible
for the disaster they have invited. Muir
ply, like Croker, is going TO desert tn
: ship, let its fate be what 1t may. Som
E persons call his proposed action cow
!. ardly. To this the machine politician
r reply that Murphy will turn over tn
r organization In better shape then II wa
e when he took charge of IT, The answe
OF the other side to this IL that the sue
\ cess OF Murphy ct al. was made pos
e sibie by the cooperation of the Demo
e cratic voters and the trust and con
fidence they placed in the machine. Tina
h trust, the voters declare. the bosses ar
K about to betray by turning their back
n the anafny running aWaV uluer are.