The sun., 1897-05-07
ZONES INVOKES TAMMANY.
.noyT DESERT BRYANIsMw Is THE
err FROM ARKANSAS.
u,y TIE an Attempt TO Rnsh the View
yorL state Committee Tor Bryan - And
uere Arc Brsan. Cleveland, ana Justice
ssrLhnm All with Lightning Rods Up.

state Committee Tor Bryan And
,,.rc Arc Bryan. Cleveland, ana Justice
vecIhnm All with Lightning Rods Up.
chairman James X. Jones Of tho National
ponocrntic Committee proposes to take hand
- tho fgh, for q Mayor of Greater New York.
,IOis very much concerned about Tammany's
.,,i,ude in the campaign at hand. and he has
..ri,tcn a number OF letters to Leader John G.
shccban and to Chairman Elliot Danforth OF tho
no,rocrotic State Committee urging the rcafflr-
.,,,,on in the municipal campaign OF tho ma
,ionoI platform adopted at Chicago. Senator
100 is cxucctcd to arrivc in New York city
totorc long and doubtless he will talk with
ehcchan and Danforth and urge that no step
h.ckwnrd from Organism be taken.
SENATOR Jones has informed his friends in Now
vort state within the last forty y-eght hours that
,hc conference of gold Democrats ut the
pe,orm Club after the Cleveland dinner was
merely the first step on the part Of Demo-
crats who deserted their party In tho Presiden-
,al campaign last fall TO capture the national
oronnization in 1900. Senator Jones considers
these Democrats traitors to their party. He is
,or taking every step possible to prevent them
rom capturing tho national organization four
,ears hence and he concludes that Tammany and
The New York State organization should reafiirm
,hcir support of the national platform and thus
nrevent the gold Democrats from making the
slightest hcadway. He points out in his letters
10 friends in New York city that to avoid tho
,.sucs OF 1896 In the coming municipal cam.
naCn would be q great mistake. for the reason
tba, the election of Mayor Of Greater New
York Ia to have far-rcaching influence all over
tho United states.
Leader Shcchan Is in n quandary as to what
steps to take. In his preliminary conduct OF the
campaign no has declared that the battle is to
th Ncxy Work for Nav York.
.rs," and in other ways he has indicated that
Tammany will fight for a Mayor OF Greater New
York on the principle OF home rule. Senator
Jones is very much concerned over MI sheehans
acted in good faith In the campaign last fall.
Richard Croker, it is learned. does not approve
New York on anything but municipal lines and
will say so when he returns to New York: Sen
sna Sr he Sehe IS deeply greved He has not given up
hope however. of convincing Mr.. GROCER OF the
error OF his ways. But between Jones ! and and
Some of the members of the Democratic State
Committee are fearful that at the meeting OF
the committee Bryan members will attempt to
rush through resolution indorsing the national
prevent p anything Of the kind, and ex-senator
Hill IL is declared, will be able TO control ma:
y of the s%nddnte Sr Of
Mr.. Hin vii nominate Supreme Court Justice
neUn feeman n Norman L. MACK Of Buffalo has been
around town chock full Of Organism and saying
fered with him in the national campaign. Mr..
Mack, his friends said, will do everythin possi
bic sas oa hs thas he
we'll aware that Senator Hill could very easily
defeat his purpose. for the reason that Mr..
Hills friends mako up majority Of the COM
Recurring to Chairman Jones. number of the
Democrats Of Importance said yesterday that all
hands in the State felt very friendly to him, but
that they didn't think he should meddle in the
sh S MaysT
Of battle. Among those who said these things
but % who who believed then. and are more
platform went altogether too far and was
S of ta hess Dsm
SToand the County and in talking %atehes
keeping himself before the people. and right
here it may be said that some of these Democrats
ciate Justice OF the Supreme Court, had his
lightning rod up already as candidate for
Manton Marble, who sailed for Europe yester-
day told his friends that he was convinced from
Mr.. Cleveland's speech at the Reform Club din
ner. that Mr.. Cleveland was getting himself in
Marble thought that Mr Cleveland s mtterances
at the dinner could have no other solution. The
people of the United States Mr. Marble tod his
pGn RG Pfssdent and his
friends to pass a new tariff bill and to carry
out the principles Of the Republican Ma
iional platform OF 1885, which included tho
appointment of commission 70 visit foreign
countries to ascertain the feasibility OF interna-
tional bimetallsm. The new tariff bill had been
put through the House of Representatives with
rapidity and is now on it's way toward suppant-
ing the Wilson tariff, the International Commits.
sion is, about to sail on its mission; and yet
Mr.. Cleveland declares that the Mckinley Ad-
ministration is engaged in stif game OF bunco
on the American people. Those are the usual
Cleveland tactics, Mr.. Marble told his friends,
and in view OF them there was nothing TO con-
Clude but that Mr. Cleveland is still "a candidate
for President.
1t was recalled that in May, 1889, Immediately
after Mr.. Cleveland gave place to President Har-
Ilson, baDquo: was given in his honor at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. and that that banquet was
The starting point OF his denomination in 1892.
The Reform Club banquet last month and tho
tiith Ayenne Hotel banquet in May. 1880, look
rather alike. Tho people repudiated Mr.. Clevc-
land in the election in 1883 and decreed for Har-
rfson and new order OF things, Just they
repudiated the Democratic party in 1896 and de-
clared for Mckinley and his policy.