New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
CROKER HERE TO STAY.
HE MOVES INTO HIS PALATIAL HOME
AGAIN.
APPARENTLY HIS RACING INTERESTS DO NOT
REQUIRE HIS RETURN TO BRITAIN RIGHT
AwAY-HE TALKS ABOUT TAMMANYs
SUPERB ORGANIZATION" AND

APPARENTLY HIS RACING lNiEhhoio ~ wa
REQUIRE HIS RETURN TO BRITAIN RIGHT
AwAY-HE TALKS ABOUT TAMMANY's
SUPERB oRGANIzATIoN" AND
OTHER THINGS.
Tuesdays election wrought changes for other
people beside the candidates, and Richard Croker
NAV not ca, his Christmas dinner In London after
all The Tammany cx-boss, who is as much out
NJ notifies" as ever. moved back yesterday into
his palatial ediGce. No. East Seventy-fourth-st.
where he and his family lived In regal state De-
fore his racing interests compelled his removal
to England II is true that Mr.. Croker did not
realize how much his horses at Newmarket
needed his personal supervision and until
after the people sentenced Tammany to perpetual
exile a year ego but now that the Tiger mas Sue
ceeded in getting sort OF reprieve' the eA'
gencies OF Mr. Cookers racing interests are no'
calling him back across the water In that ihe~or-
able unrelenting mplacable manner that the ex'
boss and his friends had led the unsuspectlng pun
lie 10 believe 1t is even now limited that MT
crokers return TO London may be postponed IN
definitely ard that his Christmas and New Years
and many succeeding dinners may be eaten III
New-York
"You didn't walt long after election to move
back?' said reporter VINO fouhd MI ION .
established yesterday in his sumptuous Easr nces
fourthst. home with all ouiward sppessrah1 ye
orders for opening up the Croker mansion again as
soon as he was satisfied from the election returns
a
rendered his apartments in the Murray Hill Hotel
right after breakfast yesterday morning .o,,.rk
quoted but the smile of conten tment and satisfac-
ton which spread over his swarthy ,ec
of the people" The ex-ruler OF Manhattan was
"Tammany Hail. he said, politely Offering the re;
porter a 6ocent cigar, us the one bright spot IN a"
T h sas he G HAVEN to the
he "out Of politics. ana SAID tnat any .nis ne
might say could not be construed as having any sis
nit
Although out Of politics" Mr.. Croker continued
and can get beneath the surface and discern the
forces which are at work on the popular mind
%hSe 'aeTsfU of 3d. to 5000 @asnt
Of Off, the h and e4P had
called reform. and have rebuked the ref9rners a,
the the R1s The Te GsTt s STATION The reform
ers hays taught the PeoP PIE s TO Gefea,
Ha but ay took '1 the people only months 70 FRA
their mistake They recthed their m'''aNe
Il see that some people call this verdict for
Richard Croker YOU'D h be sHk he victory
rotser TO be- atribusbie to Tamnanys superb or
hs Hs we Rwo NOT be read
ing to-day OF Republican victories d" '''' ~
land ,.,,,r s,ch i'm.
mense N Republican majoritles. Why. Tammany Is
the only stronghold ina, the which the democratic
party can rally with heart Tor the oA'"eS 'e' ~
was in need of reorganization, ana evidenty mas
no sympathy with the attempt which ~ OH ioot 10
retire some OF the worst characters in the MANAGE
ment. -, ..,u AIN, "o,d
that IL what the Democrats In other sections 40
not seem 10 have been. Tammany is DOING very
we'll" , ..,, 80. q,
the newspapers last year, when Tammany was de-
feated had not demanded that all the Tammany
men in Office should Immediately resign? IHsy
said" he continued. that Il was the verdict OF the
people at the polls that all Tammany oficeholders
get out at once The reformers carried That arSu-
ment to the Legislature when they asked the pas
sage OF the Power of Removal bill
Now II that right why shouldn't the reform
office holders tender their designations and get out!
Last years judgment against Tammany has been
set aside and the proper thing for the present Office
holders is to take their own medicine and do some
resigning." ,,
What do you think OF the small vote polled by the
Independent County Organizations" Mr. Croker was
asked.
The stecklers you mean. I'm surprised that they
got 90 many votes didn't think Brother Alfred
would get 5000 One good thing. though, about the
small vote will be that IL will convince stump cand,
dates that they have little chance in YORK ana
we shall not be bothered with them so much mere
Mr. Croker added: II predict that there Will never
he mother Fusion ticket" He lauded John G. Shee-
han his supposed successor in the leadership say
"Shehan has done splendid work for Tammsey
Then he gave Mr.. Sheehan a certifcate OF <har-
acter. haas
with q patronizlns chuckle.