The evening world., 1894-01-03
CROKER IN CHANCERY.
T. C. Plat Has the BOSS'S Head
Under His Arm This Time.
MORE DETAILS OF THE DEAL FOR THE
PARTITION OF NEW YORK.
GOV. FLOWER SEEMS TO BE IN 1T, TOO.


The deal between Thomas G.. Plat and
Richard Croker, exposed by The World,
Is even more extensive han was at first
supJ osed. Yesterdays developments
point to a thorough understanding be
tween the two bosses. Mr.. Platt Is to
get the patronage he was cheated out of
In 1889, two more Police Justices and AN
equal representation on the Police Board,
and, besides, n]on-partisan boards of cleo
ton inspectors. For these things Tam
many Is to he let alone, and Richard
Croker feels that he IL making a good
bargain. 1t would be so awkward for
Mr.. Croker to have a Republican com
mittee ask:
"Mr. Croker, how did you make so
much money in so few years?'
Plat knows how to drive II hard bar
gain. and Croker knows when 1t pays to
buy silence. Mayor Gllroy practically
confirmed the story Of the deal when he
said these words yesterday to a World
reporters:
II am In favor OF non-partisan boards
OF election inspectors and of non-partlsar
boards OF every character that have to
do with elections. The people demand
such non-partisan boards, and 1t Is only
right. With such boards, both parties
Will have more faith in the honesty OF
elections. If the Legislature votes Tor II
non-partisan Police Board. ! shall ap-
point two representative Republicans
upon It: but | shall not 20 to Albany to
advocate such a measure"
only a few days ago Mr.. Plat said to
nay
4 reporter;
II shCuld not recommend any oihciai
Investigation on the part of the state
a.a H. a,,,hont evidence 10
unless there Is abundant evluehGe 10
warrant II before we start ILL., l h''
AGAINST any smelling committees at the
~ tho neonIe
'Np'''. - h0i
Mr.. Platt has suddenly become very
careful of the public money. In these
,,o oxrressions the whole bargain Is ex-
posed r~ $
Take whatever you want" says Tam
.ry
many .,,., va, uor,, ,rvsst,go,o
SAYS PLATE.
r,u plat, hold Tomno,yo Tho
iio" W. ~ -. - ,La ao.s,o,
DIS VIII he passed carry III 'ne seS"
uia,, n,,s, ,o nnro,rtsd before the SEA-
! "'' ~ f,s ,ha,. - NOT mon
sion is over, for II they are not theh
the investigating committees will be APP
nat,,aI 70 ,be last don, p,ott had 70
ia '"e "H' u''' : ~ '
trust Croker. This time Croker mas 20
Ta No, t., tho edercc
''"'''"''s "'"' NV :"
OF Mr.. Croker and Mayor Gilroy, affect
to doubt that the deal had been made.
,h,t,o,, $40, -, tho i,si1a CIV thnra
M' ~" mnnh fo " unch a hani The HSubiica-
~ !" 60 ,,,nura,,. ,nassnp.
.lpm toInay nt hHN, 'o molioft nmG tSs
WIN. non, partizam election board Lii.
hi,l MaNor ",ro9 slom" evidnure
In"ten ABOVE are tan'h ~ thoes Ennw-
S,ponE nousm n Wv. in With construc-
~ III" u.n,onS W"Sn - "ar'piat - ty,,e
I'VE S'f.esthtm y ~ s,,ra dfharn' nnf
curry on 'heir i'ahS' ~ "sS"fe '"e"' u
's run, in t,e ooso are these. Mr.,
l'nit' VINO IL a boss WIN waning pim' ri.
llllS II necessary, III oIu'r' 70 'e. nn,r, ~ u,
S!dSpi ~ Snam n,inm IN %%sw Snrts
city: He has started a plan OF reGrsano
lInliol OF we ,tSp,pIi,nh p%'t hsn-
Guy "hlcn ~ 'h'eid ~ u XIV n, % t;on
ihtr coltroti nnr,. ~, ~ saminantiw
scheme or tne coter,t 81 ennii'enuS
respectable u somewhat nnieai ann
p%niesnnat,S Een,nsnhnm ir,"t .nnhIi
Lengue Hiue, now before 1,mnsS nrhu nm
can t"'n'y Mr 'ipSIinti.sS new machine
WhiSm WI pr nH M apt;E,a oryaniza,
.uiihni.'et, ppMos Up ,mnvi , JnII In,
non lor MT, iiatts I'M, '""Ii W., M
ne wants more thah 'nat; ~ ptopon,S
70 nave an eleGtion pouIu VIII. ne "a.
trust 10 give 'ne EXTRAORDINARILY ~ III!
AZ least, ana ne propoSs na. ~ ~ ~,
board Shhli pc IN suni snahe wa. w T.
Police Department Shlhpi lh,trlerS IL
any tl'ctloI. lhtlirttn''E M'' l ~ 10
intends that the pr, Hen VOWS Oh iSs
lt.atlNe 10 ne arro,ntnicut ~ W. ~
pubticah ioli'e JUSTICES sn"'' ho" ~
fulfilled:
Tnat If the RepuDllcan sue OF the SIT
uation. On me part OF Iamihahy, theI'
Hes the fact that me ehtirr people ar
calling tor a crSSLllon OF poi'" AouSt
ana police plackm tilinG; rSveLS on
believes nrmly What me Moriu M
shown 10 De true, lial Inc romeo lt
lmrlment uhuer Sh"cEun anu nihrtin !
rotten to the bottom. Ihey DelieVe ma
other muniCinal departments are eluail
'prrupt., lhey ais3 knnW Una. an IN
N~cstigation by lesistatiVe commute
would show this and bother MIR. 'roke,
Ana Mr.. Plat Is boss OF the l.eSisla
cure.
Hut Gov. Flower IL a Tannany Hll
man. 1t was TammanN that sent nm I
Albany, ana II was from the Iammah,
ilk that he has taken orders since ne wa
Governor. His future hope lies In ram
many Hall. And Mr.: Plat has not .
two-thirds majority or the LEGISLATURE I
pass n bin over the Governors head.
Mr.. Plat and Mt, croker nave nee
of each other. MIR. Platt wants lesisla
ton and. Mr.. Croker wants silence an
"A great deal OF II.
partisan by the appointment of two RI