New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
WHAT HILL Is HERE FOR
HIS SCHEME FOR PLACATING HIS Enc
MES IN THE PARTY.
SAID TO BE WILLING TO LET RIVAL fAci'oN'
HAVE REPRESENTATION IN THE NEXT ph"o-
CRATIC STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rpou TIM "REGULARS" - MR..
PVRROY HOME AGAIS.


pvRRoY HOME AGAIH.
Senator David b. Hill. who has been in the city
since Thursday night saw number Of Democratic
politicians Yesterday at the Hotel Normandie. where
no STAYS when In New-York. and at John H. DOB
Passos's law Offices. No IS Wall-st, which are MS
downtown headquarters. In the evening 'he SEM"
tor occupied box at the Broadway ihea''e '' Inv
company OF General Ferdinand T. Earle VINO was
chief of artillery on the military stah when MT nh
was Governor. Mrs. Earle and two frlehus "ere III
the party.
The Senator's present visit has attracted an uh-
usual amount OF attention In Democratic cHV'es' oe
cause 1t is understood that one OF MS purposes ID
TO furthe his plan for allowing the inherent VI ,
CARNATIONS OF Democrats outside OF ia"'"a"s i"
and the recognized machine representation !" '"c
next Democratic State Convention 1his sche"e' u
carried into effect must concede the admission OF
delegates sent by the Grace Democracy anu '"e
Shepard anti-McLaughlin organization oil hhss
County as well the representatives OF the ANU
Snappers all through the State. The SENATOR
plan is not likely to be carried into erect "ithout
serious opposition from the regulars. especially
those who train under Croker and Mclaughlin In
New-York and Kings counties. and under Murphy
in Rensselaer,.
Senator Hill promised ex-Mayor Grace last fa!l
that the State Democracy delegates from this
county should be admitted to the next Democratic
State Convention. This agreement was made when
Hill hard pressed on all sides, with defeat staring
him In the face In his race for Governor. hoped
that Grace's support might possibly avert the
catastrophe which bcfel him. Some OF iiiis friends
now argue that his agreement with Grace Is not
binding his part. because made practically uhder
duress But the Senator himself additional
reasons for receiving the Anti-Tammany element 81
Grace's organization into the fold. since the cN-
Mayor has been able to capture 20 large share
OF the municipal patronage which Mayor strong
had to dispose Of. In the number Of lucrative and
influential Offices. with the citys Law Department
intact. commss!onerships In the Dock. Tax anu
Aqueduct departments. three or four Justices ana
magistrates OF the new local judiciary. ana many
Lesser places which Grace men nav" secured thr
Senator sees liberal and welcome assistance IN MS
campaign for state Senators ana Asscmo'y"'h u
be elected this year and next. favorab" TO MS """
reelection 90 the United States Senate IN January
1891
The snapper leaders would willingly assent to the
seating Of as many Grace and Shepard Democrats
from New York and brooklyn and anti-nhchin'
representations from other counties IN the state
Convention as Mr.. I'M may propose II sGcn con
corling TO Mr.. Grace and the anti-Snappcrs repre-
s.ntation la the Democratic state Committee ne
machine leaders In this part OF The state say mat
they viii not submit to the humiliation OF X. INK
up their rights as Democrats 10 a phIcc4 81 ."uN
wump traitors whom Senator I'M has oitch ~"
clared unworthy sit IN the councils 81 me par
They assert that Democrats Of the Wheeler IL
reckham and william u. Hornblow.r sttlp' VIZ
never be received into Democratic comm anton ae'lh
IL they muster the votes to prevent IT, - Ia
tor Hill therefore IL T. believed. has a hingIlhty
delicate task his hands and VIII have to nfihE
all the skill and diplomacy he possesses into req
sltlon. but he is playing for high stakes ana ne
will lose tricks II he can help ~.
County Clerk Henry u Purroy. who returned yes
terday morning the Normannia from hls oIIaa
in Europe. IA not make his aplcarahc, al M
1ircs in the County court House during The day
To A reporter who saw him last evening. Nj. Fur
ROY said tina, he had Richard Croker In London
and had spent "A most enjoyable day with the "N-
Tammany ruler at the house Of the natter, No. :
Palace Gate.
MIR Purroy declined 10 say what he thought o.
the proposed Committee OF one Hundred 20 run tie
Taminany Organization. lie excused himself from
taking about the WigHam reorganization unit! ne
had time TO post himself on the present state OF
political affairs. -
several months. and many things have occurred
OF which ] know nothing as yet
The County Clerk said THAI he thought his Tam
many friends might expect e. see Mr.. Croker In
Nsw-York again soon. This TALES Win the In
formation which the Croker ccicrc IN control OF m"
Wlgwam have been giving out latc.y Tammani
Hall men said last evening that IN" work OF re-
organizing Tammany under the new apportionmcni
would slowly until Mr. Croker ~hs back Al
the city
MIR Purroy talked cloqucn;iy last evening about
the beauties OF democratic harmony. The County
Clerks official term will expire At IN" end OF thla
year and his ambition + to step from hts pr'r"af
office right upon the bench OF the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions. II said that his object IN meet
Ing croker In London 10 arrang" fpf having his
name on the Tammany ticket this fan "A clnii-
date for Judge OF this court