New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-06
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TAMMANPS BAIT NOT. TAKEN

AW1uAN IN Dali NOA" AAAN@v
sHEEHAN AND HIS ASSOCIATES BITTER
OVER BAusCHs DEFEAT.
THE SOP THEY THREW TO ORGANIZED LABoo
AyA1.Ep NOTHING. AND NOW THEY TALK
OF rREAcTtERY-How WILL. THE SOUND
MONEY TAMMANY MEN FARE IN
THE COMMUNICATIONS
EXPECTED SOON.
rammany Halls second defeat in this city in three
general elections was subject which many politi.
clans were discussing yesterday. The strength OF the
organization was concentrated on Jacob z. Bauschs
who was put up for Coroner by the ruling spirits OK
the Wigwam, and who was defeated by DR.. T. X.
Tuthi. the nominee Of the Republicans. by plural
ty OF 693 II to this figure should be added the vote
OF Muel:enbach the State Democracy candidate.
which represents unqualified ant-Tammany sent.
ment within the Democratic party. the Tsmmany re-
gme Is found be in minority In the city OF 1911
on the face Of the returns.
But II Is we'll known that the vote OF li0,VW cast
for Bausch represents a great deal more than the
legitimate Tammany Hall strength. Tammany Hall
this year adopted the unusual policy OF going TO Or
ganized labor for the only candidate IL had to put on
its city ticket. In casting about for candidate TO
draw the labor vote TO Bryan and Tammanys nomi.
trcts John c. Sheehan and his associates. who are
at present In control Of the East Fourteenth-st ma.
chine hit upon Mr.. Bausch secretary OF the Central
Labor Union and a walking delegate Of the Wood.
carvers Union. The bait thus thrown to organized
labor failed to attract anything like the voting
strength Of the labor organizations, but did largely
increase Tammanys vote in the city. without the
informed observers of political tendencies Of labor
on Election Day assert could not nave polled 10000
'''e' THE LEADERS BITTER.
The failure of Tammany Hail receive the full
strength of organized labor and the knowledge that
thousands of union men In New-York voted directly
for Mckinley and Hobart on Tuesday has made the
leaders at the Wgwam exceedingly bitter against
the workngmen Of this city They point TO Mckin-
leys astounding plurality in the city as evidence Of
the faithlessness of organized labor to alleged
bargain with Tammany.
The nomination Of Bausch was an experiment
that will never be tried by Tammany Hall again..
| Mr. Sheehan was quoted as saying Wednesday. We
wall never give those fellows another cnance 10 80
RICHARD Croker will sail for New-York on his re-
trip from England on November IA. and is there:
the month He will be here in time mis- Thanks
!! giving dinner in New-York and TO look over tae
| OF Tammany Hall in December The animosity ielt
by the Wigwamtes VINO .mbraced me iree,s n,s1
who refused TO accept Bryan ana the Cnedso p,as.
s' M SSi 81 viii that
who refused to support free silver snail De M
They are not likely TO be subjected to the humiia.
ton of recantng their financial beliefs eitner MT s:
| Croker Is no free-s.lver man himself ana ne eeeO
creed.
/ the Tammany boss, declared that every man who
had been identified With the organaoa ana
would be kept out OF Tammany while ne h tao any
still in the mood yesterday. apparently. when
he was smartng under the defeat OF the Popocrats,
| for he said that dsloyalty TO the party would
| not be forgotten. Men like eX-Mayors Grant and
Cilroy District Attorney Fellows, Controller Fitch.
-Dlstrct-At,orney Nco and ex-Corporaton-C oun-
fre 1ammany While Little Boss sheeha is
0 the M e That
gone back on their promises to 'na rd Ha Weu
be ali right next year" he said but suppose the
Impossible now to tell what combinations will have
to be made when the time comes TO nominate men zen
mind freely about former prominent men in Tam
many who had read themselves out of the organi-
like Fellows Grant, Ciilroy NicoIl and Clark would
be found with Tammany in the campaign next year
he said: 1.-The heightened Democrats who refused
| to support Bryan were moved by the meanest and
most selfish considerations. and mark what what. say
| by the help or influence Of Tammsny Hall they will
The talk about the Criminal Courts Building
was to the effect that Colonel Fellows pr3ba-
trict- Attorney again next fall. it was said by
some OF his assistants that his record for SOUND
the strongest candidate that rammany could nom
mate for the Office Of District-Attorney. When
sad: "of course. think Colonel Fellows is sim.
ply angelic. but Tammany will be for free silver yer
as much next year as II was this year ana We
| are going to sell principles for Office
NOT TO BE CROWDED OUT.
Ex-Mayor Grant and others have no idea OF being
| crowded out OF Tammany Hall by Mr.. Sheehan and
Senator Tom" Grady Mr.. Grant took firm stand
against Organism and Reputation from the moment
| they uncovered In Chicago. He told Boss
| Sheehan month ago that his threats against
Sound Money Democrats were puere. and he evil
IDENTIFY expects a reorganization OF the Wigwam. In
which he will have a hand. The ex-Sfayor said
| yesterday: ..-.
| mo election ever had result satisfactory to
| me as that OF yesterday had looked for Mr.
| Bryans defeat, and had hoped that 1t would be Q
| crushing defeat Yet throughout the campaign I
| was unable L find any other basis for my belief
| that the so-called Democracy would be overthrown
above party. They had never shown a Willingness
to repudiate debts, and did not think they would
. Who %S M isi Of 3
| they were indorsing repudiation They were mis-
| the way, and the currency question Is taken away
from horse-shcd discussion and put back into the
domain Of men , whose duty !, is 70 consider such
Democracy Wi come to the fore again and we viii
party must be reorganized in Nation State and
city It must be put into antagonsm with unlawful
combinations OF every kind, whether they called
trusts or anything else. 1t must be put again into
which candid men must acknowledge are assaled
by greed. but must be kept apart from the 'isms
II must be made ready to take control OF govern.
mental affairs. The time for i to take control win
| vites disaster.