The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-22

ONE WAY TO HARMoNiZE.
Tammauy Representatives Say 1t Is Ess-
lily Don--Let the Others
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The attempt OF
the Democratic state committee to har-
monte the regular and reform factions
of the party OF legislative candidates
will probably be abortive. Perry Bel
mont and his colleagues on the har-
mony committee spent eight hours in
conference with the opposing forces, but
without result. Neither side showed
eny inclination to make concessions. 1t
was finally decided that propositions
would be drawn up and submitted to
the harmony committee.
Tammany will offer to divide the leg
islative patronage with the State Democ-
racy, on a numerical basis, but will de-
cline to concede the demand of the
Grace people for one-third of the candi-
dates for senators and assemblymen.
They'll Never withdraw.
James J. Martin, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee of Tammany, indi-
Gated the programme Of that organiza-
ton in an interview.
THE Tammany men who have been
nominated" he said, cannot be induced
to withdraw, nor would the conventions
which nominated them aver sanction
ltheir withdrawal. The bosses of the
kState Democracy may be able to set up
and knock down candidates at will, but
you can't do any such a thing in Tam
many Hall. When man wins a NOM
ination in Tammany Hall he is entitled
to it, and nothing can take it away from
him. We think we can win in the dis
puted districts. The Grace people are
already discredited with the voters. No
Democrat is going to vote for a State
Democracy or assembly or senatorial
candidate when he knows that the vote
is going to help elect a Republican
United States senator.
Hill Anxious for Harmony.
Senator Hill is anxious to bring
about harmony, but he evidently does
not quite understand the situation in
New York. Tammany canno give way
to an organization that has been stab
bing the Democratic party in the back
for years. If the State Democracy is
really anxious to secure a Democratic
majority in the next assembly and sem
ate. let them withdraw all their candi-
dates and turn in and support the regu-
lar Democratic nominees. We will
guarantee to them whatever considera-
ton in the way Of patronage the numer-
ical strength Of their organization en-
titles them to-
NO eURtlNGToN COMBINE.
Receiver Burliegh Denies y Rumor Re-
). gardinx Northern Pacific.
SEATTLE, Oct. 22.-Receiver A. F.
Burliegh of the Northern Pacific, on
his return from New York. said:
My attention was called to an inter
view in the Spokane Review, published
ut Spokane. Wash. in which it wa
stated, or implied, that arrangement
were made for a combination on my
part with the Burlington for eastern
connection. by way of Billings. Their,
is no foundation for such a statement o.
. for the rumor on which it may be based
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