New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
WOES OF THE WIGWAM.
A GOOD MANY THINGS TO TROUBLE sHEEHAN
AND HIS COADJtTORS.

, GOOD MANY THINGS TO TROUBLE sHEEHAN
AND HIS CoADJTORs.
The Tammany Hall campaign managers VINO clis-
tered around the ostensible boss. John e. Sheehah'
in the Wigwam council-room yesterday were IN
irving state OF anxiety. They had Il good many
things to trouble them The revolt or the pest part
Of the German American Reform Union against the
bidder NacI can barter was admittedly becoming
more and more threatening. The number OF Ger
man votes likely to be caught for Tammany by the
miserable scheme WAS growing smaller
Everybody brought TO the Wlgwam reports that
MacIcan's nomination was unsatisfactory 10 men
~ influence I'm the organizations and that the effect
would be TO keep many Democrats from the polls
altogether The anger OF the friends OF Postmaster
Davton who had been so suddenly and roughly
cnst aside for MacLear. Mr.. Sheehan and his adj
visers well knew was not abatng.
But the trouble that sunk the deepest burrows In
John G. Sheehans forehead yesterday and kept less-
or campaign directors spinning around all day was
the declaration Of the Liberal Sunday Law
r.eaeuers who had been bunco4d into alliance
with Tammany that the deal was of unless the
contract 50 far as Assemblymen concerned.
was fulfilled. To appease the Disguised Leaguers
q pretended attempt was made to pull away Bar
ney" Malone who got the nomination for Assembly
in the XVIII District in spite Of the promise TO
the Executive Committee OF the Liberal League
that Herman Suzer should BE the candidate. Sui
II,
Harlem River Park and has busneas reasons for
wanting more liberal Sunday regulations was mad
all through when he learned yesterday that Malone
refused to retire. Sulzer madden yet when he
found that ex-Alayor Groy. ex-Dock Commissioner
Andy" White United States Marshal McCarty.
ex-Sherln John y. Sexton. "Bn.y' McDonough and
others who train with Gllroy's Harlem reserves,
had been stlffeEins up Malone's back and telling
him not 10 be 50 foolish TO give mp sure
thing" to Suzer.
Matters became 81 serious that Sheehan took
under consideration the calling together Of the Tam
many Committee on Organization - resort TO us
oid-time power of taking Major from the ticket
and substituting Sul2er in his place II was re-
ported last evening that order had been issued
converting the Organization Committee for the pur-
pose named. but Of the members seen last
night would admit having received a notice
Ex-Commissoner Martin pointed out that the
present ballot law makes the withdrawal OF a can
didate impossible without his consent. Unless Ma
lone shall voluntarily withdraw. all that the Shee-
mated as al Independent candidate. and issue orders
that every Tammany voter in the NXNIth District
should put opposite Suffers name on the
ballot.
The situation was becoming more complicated last
night and II said that Croker would be called
upon to-day TO suppress Malone.
The defeat Of Jacob A Cantor in the ENth Senate
District was regarded another defiance OF Croker
by the Giroy faction. The report that John Nor
ton who was finally nominated for Senator. is to
withdraw at Cookers suggestion IN favor Of Cantor
was emphaticaliy denied last night.