New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
PROMISED BY SENATOR HILL.
STATE DEMOCRACY DELEGATES NAY BE
ADMITTED TO THE STATE
CONVENTION.
BUT 1T WONT BE SATISFIED UNLESS IT SECURES
REPRESENTATION ON THE STATE COM
MlTTEE. AND THERE MAY BE
TROUBLE If II DOESN'T.

MlrTEE. AND THERE MAY BE
TROUBLE IF II DOESN'T.
The question OF whether or not the New-York
State Democracy. Of which ex- Secretary Charles >
Fairchild Is the ostens.be leader since eN-Mayor
William X. Grace scut in his resignation. shail De
admitted 10 represor ta;.on in the Democrats state
Convention 10 be held at Syracuse on september
a. has been aSi,ating both the snapper and cuckoo
camps &: the city and State for some timc. Tam
many Hail looks wiki extreme d-sfavor on the
scheme but this year Tho influence o. the -Four
feminist. Indians Is lot potent in the party couh-
ellis. The Democratic leaders OF the State are
looking for all the support they drum up. and
the news has been received at the State Democ-
racy headquarters In Twenty-third-st that II they
will send their delegates to syracuse this tine
they will be kicked into the street. as they
were at the Democratic State Convention In Sara
toga last year
The promise O. admission it was heralded
yesterday came direct from Senator IIill. who had
been served with notice that tho followers OF the
Farchla machine would not put themselves in the
position Of being mal,feated again unless they re-
ceyed positive assurances OF seats in the Conven-
ton. Mr. Hi able to enter into the agreement
With the Anii-Snappers and Cuckoos OF New-l ORR
without great loss OF dignity. because IT was known
that ne had advised a similar course last Septem-
Der before his nomination Governor. His wishes.
however we're overruied by the rest OF the com
bne" Murphy. shechan and Croker bitterly OPP
posing any Arrangement which would give Demo
Gratis who conscrt with Wheeler H. Peckham
William 49, Hornbloaer and Everett /. Wheeler
any foothold in the State organization.
The problem s not yet fully solved. however
The agreement tina. the state Democracy shall be
received and represented in the State Convention
does not cover all tina. Mr.. Fairchlld and his lieu
tenants demand. They want division OF New
York City's representation on the Democratic state
Committee ana that Tammany Han snail no longer
be recognized as the only regular Democratic or
ganizaton IN New YORK; ,, , 49, ,,n,,
ocratic State Committee was IN the cry yc1IeituaS
and confirmed the report that the snapper leaueiS
The antl.snapper-.. ckoo delegates from New-York
CIV to seats In the Convention by SAYING tnat ne
self on the question OF whether the state Democ-
racy represe 'i3ton sn8ne inierfer Win
Tammanys prestige and could oe obtained oh|
"er f snetr am in the State Democracy camp is
against accepting admission 70 NE ia nened 70
cuckoo representation merry TIM may be , ex-
pected at the meeting Of the state Democracy * TX
ecutive Committee tomorrow evening. when MI.
Fairchid and his associates are TO report exact ny
what the pledges are that they nave go' iro'i ING
GOGGLES" BOLT IN THE ONEIDA DISTRICT.
Railroad Commissioner Samuel A. Beardsley. Of
Utica was in the city yesterday Mr. Beardsiey
q a Snapper Democrat who has been one OF Sena-
tor HIS closest and most-trusted friends Tor
Years The Railroad Commissioner was good deai
eiated yesterday Democratic prospects III
Oneida County, and seemed 10 nave great cNPeS'a
tons from what he called the "Cogseshail bolt.
His hopes rest on expectations Of perman mt Re-
publican divisions in Oneida which beioken. ne
would like to believe. the loss OF Repuohcah
Senator and the possible gain of a Democratic
Senator.
The candidate to be defeated, II Mr.. BeaFds!ey
and Mr. Cogeeshall can have things their own way
Is Frederick G. Weaver who received the Repuol-
can nomination over CoggeshaN. but Mr.. Beards.ey
was no. prepared to say that Mr.. Coggeshan WAS
to have he Democratic Endorsement in the canvass
which the defeated and discredited Senator has I'M
deriaken. Some Oneida Democrats favored making
Google" the Democratic nominee, but Mr. Reards-
ley sageiy remarked that the Democratic Conven-
ton would not be he'd for at least a month yet
and no one could predict what would be done then
An Interpretation OF the wishes OF the DemocTdtc
wing 10 which Mr.. Bearls.ey belongs would prob
ably be correctly expressed II II WAS said that IFS
members would like to see the Republican vote 30
divided between Weaver and Coggeshal that Il
would insure the election Of Democrat from
Oneida County. who woud vote for David h. H!l's
re-niection 10 the United states senate.
II cannot be said. however that the advices from
Oneida County indicate that Mr.. CoggeshalIs cam
paien IS ali alarming 10 the Republicans. To
establish his right 20 independent candi-
200 bona hde voters. the Election law requires At
last accounts he had not been able TO secure this
number although Il was said that he ana his Dem
ocratlc hackers bad been "hUstng" for all they
were worth AS the Republican plurality In oneida
the vote .Or Governor last faI was over 3.IW
serious appre tensions Of the "Coggeshal bolt"
not entertained by Republicans in the Valley Of
the Mohawk.