New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
". r. GRACE AND TAMMANY
THE EX-MAYOR SEEMS READY TO MAKE
A DEAL WITH THE WIGwAM

! HE LETS FALL SOME SIGNIFICANT REMARKS
JUST BEFORE SAILING FOR EURoPE-A DIS
GRACEFUL. BARGAIN FoREsHADowED
Ex-Mayor William r. Grace sailed for Europe
Yesterday on the Cunard steamship Lucana. ac-
| companed by Mrs. Grace and their two daugh-
ters the Misses Lillias and Louise. and their son.
| William r. Grace jr Many of the ex-Mayors
friends and political followers were at the pier TO
wish him a safe and pleasant voyage. He found
many floral designs awaiting him, which mad
been sent by devoted admirers
Mr. Grace said that he expected to mingle
business and pleasure together during MS
European trip which might cover seven or eight
weeks He would look after the affairs Of his
branch house in London, In his brothers charge.
and spend some time in England Then he
would visit the Continent and would probably
sock remuneration at some of the German spas
After referring to these details connected with
| his itinerary, the ex-Mayor Of New-York and
| leader OF Mr. Cleveland's Cuckoo Democrats In
the State let drop few remarks which Will be
| likely to set politicians to thinking all over the
state for they indicate that Mr.. Grace. and per-
hans Mr. Cleveland. do not look at New-York City
noIltlcs through the same glasses which they
wore as recently last May They may also aid
IN opening the eyes Of the voters OF New-York
only one that can be relied upon to make
square, straightforward hght against la"a'hahS
| Hall.
"T hope 10 be back" quoth the leader OF the
New-York state Democracy. "by September p.
and I'm time FOR the Democratic State Convention,
| Indicating that Mr. Grace has had a pretty
| straight tIp from somebody who knows at what
| date the Democratic State Convention is TO be
| held.
'The state Democracy" continued It's leader
oracularly. will send delegates 70 the Demo-
cratic State Convention and expects that tney
will be admitted
This Il may be remembered. IS the same
William r. Grace. who declared and reported
at many district meetings Of his organization
from early spring until top-coats became
burden and the white-te season approdcheu
"1 want II understood that we are in this fight
to defeat and overthrow Tammany nan. Will
never consent to another deal with Tammany
Hall even II II should be the only way 10 Save
the Democratic State ticket.
Mr. Grace said yesterday that he was stilI OF
the warpath against Tammany. but he was reti
cent about sacrificing the Democratic "'a'e
ticket in order 10 beat Tammany.
"Of course we mean 10 defeat Tammany Hail.
he said but whether through the medium OF Z
STRAIGHT or combination ticket l am not pre-
nared 10 say as events 10 happen may cause
change OF plans Under no circumstances no"
ever will we agree 10 have Repuoicdh
the head Of the municipal ticket ,, -.
The exMayor spoke OF the me conui,syr dts, rict
our organization" A few Assembly alsulCu
| only were weak, but his Committee OF lH
Whole recently appointed. would care ior .nss ,.s
and put them In hghting trim IN snost cnate I'M
In relation 70 the declaration or ex-oehato
Thomas G Patt printed by The tribune las
Monday morning. tina, he favored com ossa s'O'
his fall Of all elements opposed 10 lahl,l'an
Hail but that the candidate ior HA9Oi S'i0N'
be a Republican. Mr.. Grace said
~ have read what ex-senator P!att mas sar
on the subject and hope on my return 10 nay S
matters so shaped that may supplement- nj
,,hnu,s with some well-iefned ones or my own
As things now stand there seems 10 DC coi'Sius y, M
able dlsinclination on the part OF very ia' ., %
number OF Republicans even 70 DISCUSS d wi ,o.''o. ~
mo,io, ttcket with any Of the anti-Tammany or
CARNATIONS. .ross,o,s wa
heard in political circles yesIerca! ,Hs,mms %tIm n
interest than usually attaches 20 frldsulii',e ,
nn,nions |, was received with little surprise D!
Republicans who have long since hdu v Ieaso'
| ,r doubr MIR Grace's sincerity in h!s aIlege'
,-T(so IN neht Tammany Hall. That II wa
nn,rr the ex-Mavor's intention 10 push MS al
,ark on Tammany further than remote shr
mish line the opinion eNPresSeu ~ '
well-informed politicians A., c,, ho,
been listening with both ears to the cal! ~ ~ ~
Saratoga Hnl-Tammany Conference Ios =. -,
lruf - D
sr,r1 Ry the end of September MT Gtdce y
rr,ts things will be in shape which VIII ehdo
hin, - throw off the mask entirety anu ne i,a az.
~ holm Tammany Save Cleveland cahuIu't
/ ,or rongrass in consideration or help from III
, "Cuckoos" for the machine DemosIa.iCv W "a
,,.l,e, and the Tammany ticket In New orh n
Grover Clevelands appointment Oh MdSUi va
rows man McCarty 10 the important o''lOe :, -
United States Marshal. whose only known q".. a.
alton vas that McCarty was backed Dy " "tn
~ and his Harlem cOterie. has been LOOKED
mon No irdub!table proof that the PRESIDENT wa
IN a frame OF mind 10 make any co'nPr oIn'S III !,
Vim Tammany and thr State machine. !. - ,
certainly as disgraceful deal as Mi' N,es " 49,
ever made and was iinlneura'e's W. Grare's ap
nointee for United States District-A'lolies
put Edward Grasse. OF the German. .A'',eI 80. IL
reform Union who was nominated ioI mi tII
states Internal Revenue Coiiect3r III Wv ~
TewYork District. and Charles DE Kay, hl.Li 81,
= ara Wntson Gtlder's brother-in-law with IN
I bacl<lng OF the Good Government Iluos. po p,.i
: | mated for Consul-General To beil.. a.. -.
| hing up in Senator Hill's cooler MT u'ace @
Nat hothering himself about any Dul MS v"lt,
Q ExoNovor Grace has long been possessed wiz WV
. the i1ea II his ability 70 capture laminans ir'
4 ! ort he,omc its leader himself. Perhaps Nell''o
4 nm would not object 10 such an aIrt'' , So, e
provided Mr.. Cleveland VIII come IN anu anu Eode,a
Y | Marty 10 the scheme, throwing Ill tHe c"eia w
. norronare Mr. Grace has been prating Tor seV
y eral months about the corruption OF l~ainiiian ~
and the necessity FOR union OF an ~ ~eIVtI
+ onnosed To the Wgwam for the purpose
- throwing off the yoke Of croker iet 80 %
; noirts now 10 a deal this fall in whlch NeVe
n mI nm Tammanv and Grace are TO be factor
l. In sunport OF the State combines cano'Tat ia p e
. for Governor and Lieutenant-C'oVer -, a..
4 | ,,onv's ticket here In New forK anu ,'s"ipvI
~ Congress to back up the National Au''ini'
tration.
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