New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
HINKLEY'S PLAN OF HARMONY.
NOT LIKELY TO WORK. As CROKER WOULD NOT
CONSENT TO THE WITHDRAWAL OF
GRADY AND MARTIN.

One OF the objects for which the Democratic
State Committee is to meet here tomorrow, IL
was said yesterday. is the settlement and smoothihs
down Of the troubles which have beset Tammany
Hall IN putting into the fed Its Senate and Assem-
bly, nominations. The theory has been advanced
by some of the hopeful of the Hill leaders in
cludlng Chairman Hinkley and John Boyd Thacher.
that the state Democracy might be induced 10
unite with Tammany on some or the legislative
candidates. II this proposition should be made 70
the State Democracy II is safe TO say that the nrst
prereouisite which Charles S Fairchlld. Maurice j.
Power John Dewitt Warner. Francis VI. Scott,
Colonel Monroe and William r. Grace himself VIII
insist on must be the summary withdrawal OF
Thomas F. Grady and Bernard f. Martin from the
race for Senator in the XVIII ana Nlllth dis
tricts respectively AS these are Richard croker
net nominat tions, harmony OF the kind yearned for
by Mr. Hinkey is likely to be baked at the outset
The prospect OF the withdrawal of John Norton,
the Tammany Hall candidate for Senator in the
XXth District. to make room for JACOB A. cantor,
another OF Crokers favorites, was not improved
Yesterday. The Gilroy faction hold the key 10
the situation in the possession by Justice Joseph
T. Fallon OF Nortons letter OF withdrawal, OBJ
tained fiom Norton. 1t IS alleged, before ms nom
nation. Croker's recent tactics nave so eNas-
nerateG the Gilroy people that they were swearing
Yesterday that Norton should remain on the ticket
at all hazards ,.,,,., ..,, r,,.,.
withdrawal of Bernard II. Malone. the Glroy nom
becoming
among the other reasons which he ana his friends
have advanced for his substitution for Malone. as,
serted that he would receive not only the Liberal
sunday League support. but also that of the state
Demo rracy Of the district The last mentioned claim
was wholly without fCunda ton. The state Democ-
racy it's leaders have declared, Will not lend It's ala
TO SnZer under any circumstances.
The Executive Committee of the state Democracy
today VIII make short worn, Of the cases Of Al
xander s Williams i'm the Nllth Senate District
and Jacob Kunzenmann In the XINth Assembly DIS
trict unless their declarations are forthcoming to-
day when the committee assemblies 1t was SAID
bpai
would be put up In place of Williams and kunzen-
man and also OF W. r. Grote, who declined his
nomination for Assembly in the With District on
Saturday.
1t was said last night that il was the intention
to nominate James Oliver by certificate in the Hth
District for Senator, and ask the Republican in
do.sement. Dennis Shea the Republican nominee,
has withdrawn from the contest 1t was asserted
that Oliver would receive the support of the LIB
eral Sunday League. with the effect OF preventing
any possible resuscitaton of the bus ied DEAL be-
tween Tamrnany and the Liberal Sunday Leaguers.
The defeat Of Senator O'Suvan, the Tammany
candidate In the XNIIth District. was regarded as
practically assured. well as that OF Tom Grady
and Barney Martin in the NINth and Nlllth dis
fricte respectively.