New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
QUEER POLITICAL slIbHlio"'

COMMENTS OF AN OLD-TiMER On ii' MAN
PHASES
An o,d-umer in politics. whose memory OF deals
and sell outs in this city goes pacH ne'
years remarked yesterday that the pon'ca, n,.
,ion nj this time surpasses anything WITHIN "''
recollection. ,..,,o,s
This MacLean combination and its ram'''a''o"'
are ar interesting study" he sad Tine amman!
nominee for Supreme Court Judge VINO nas o'e"
nut I'D TO catch the German vote ior 'he "iS"''''
used to teach a Sunday-school class "ne" 'e
Younger but he is not depending on the SUNDAY
sohool. for h,s votes next month lie was farK
Commissioner and Police Commissioner AT u'i-
ferent times and utilized his advantages ai'e' ""'
&, ss.k,ny the side doors OF drinking saloons ana
playing Dick Deadeye on park-keepers an" Po.'''.
men. HIS shirt-cufs served az memorandum pauS
unon which he kept the data obtained IN these
Nocturnal prowlings. In some way these trahS''ioe'
memoranda got into the hands OF the Committee
for the Suppression OF Crime and the couhsei lot
the I.exow Committee. Now MacLeah "s"a""s
pavment for his services, and thinks that ~
Parkhurst and others who used his ihioriha'o"
in the campaign against the Police Department.
ought TO give It by refusing 10 support the ius'on
ticket and the work OF the Committee OF fifty
THE Rldder-Tamsen end OF the deal" the old
timer proceeded, promises immunity TOT lamse"
at the hands OF Dstrct-Attorney Fellows
contributions to Tammany Hall are coming in
slowly. The holdover' clerks and others in the
cornorat,ons refuse TO make contributions TO John
q sheehan When the Tammany solicitor says
Then give II TO Croker the corporation official re
plies: oh no. Croker saws he's out OF politics
and II should give It to him he would buy racing
horses with IT.
1.-THE liouor men refuse to give UP TO Sheehan or
anybody else. The hotel men say: NO. we are out
NJ the bushes, 10 stay until this excise matter Is
settled The brewers not pleased. and the beer
is all froth this year. They ind that Rider has
scheduled them fos sale to elect MacLean and
gave Hansen from becoming an inmate OF a prison.
THE policemen. nremer and parkkeepers see their
opportunity get square. SO do the hotel men.
brewers. salocnkeepers ana sporting men see their
opportunity Of paying their respects 10 me men
who have been fleeing them and grinding them
Croker has turned down Gilroy. .ClarE Martin.
Delmour. Carroll and others OF the Wigwam coun;
ell CrokTr s9 b am P Si has ' Been renom
mated only 10 keep him quie' Even ms pohderous
physical expansion does not prevent ms nyi ing
Croker Is ready to play bull in the china shop
The dee defeat Of Cantor has enraged him. II shows
that he boys longer take his orders. They say
him stay out He made his money here when We
should have had share Of Il. and now thinks we
FL apes broad plaids and checks. tells what the
Prince OF Wales said him and what he said to the
pe iTd English a swes lie has pleasant reco
ections Of Metropolitan Traction Huckleberry. sub
i time to strike The big corporations for cam
paign subscriptions. This year the big corporations
Will not stand the strike The rank and file have
mutncd.
has got married. and. In accordance with the old
Mosaic law H. giving himself up entirely 10 domestic
solace and endowment Ex-COrporation Counsel
clark concludes that ne is a has been; tie Martins
Jimmy and .Barney'-are ready to play either
known only to Tom Reed Of Maine. The stalwarts
"Wltb Tom Grady Barney Martin ard Aleck
Williams in tie Senate. the black horse cavalry
would be In the saddle for fair. Who would have
predicted this state OF things six months ago?
THE better class Of Germans are organizing an, and
on Election Day ! believe they'll repudiate the Rid
der-Tamsen barter and sale. The women. the
mothers wives, sisters and sweethearts OF the city,
arc for law and order. The clergy recognize that
their missionary work Is not yet complete The
campaign has started ar a pony express Is run
ming between the 'Staats-Zetung building and the
office Of Pete F. Meyer g. Co. No. III Broadway.