Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

Wyck by landslider' The partially
freed tongues of some of the discontentcd.
men who contended all along that Croker
resumption of The leadership a fatal
thunder. are doubling the big boss con-
fdence The disgruntled leaders are sullen
and their disappointment may be mani
Tested in some overt act before the cam
paign is ended.
Here is the Tammany side. as given out
by their press bureau.
From the reports received at Tammany
Hall IL Is clear ii at the George strength is
greatly overestimated. Prominent work
irgmen put themselves In communication
with the district leaders every day 10 as
sure them that they will vote the demo-
cratic ticket. Canyasses which have been
made all show that the democratic vote
which will be diverted to Low will not
reach any great proportions Richard
Croker is thoroughly confident that the en-
tire democratic ticket will be elected. John
e. Sheehan says the canvass is in splendid
condition. Every day adds material
strength to the democratic ticket. Without
sSaggeration in any way, / might say that
Judge Van wyck and the whole democratic
city and county ticket become stronger
with every hour"
SuIzer With Tammany Hall.
Congressman Suffer- who Is supposed to
represent the Observation-Disclosures platform
Bryan men of Tammany Hall, Is supporting
Van Wyck- 1T will be landslide for the
regular democracy" said Mr.. Sulzer today
II never like to discuss majorties, but 1t
would not surprise me to Van Wyck
get a plurality of 10OOOO. / know that is
far in advance of anything which has been
predicted by many Tammany Hall leaders,
but you have no idea of the extent of tho
reaction against the Raines law and other
obnoxious me assures introduced by the re-
publicars- Take the city over, and, after
all, so strong Is this feeling against the re-
pLblicans that i should not be surprised at
my hundred thousand prediction being real
lied"
No matter whether Henry George is
elected mayor of Greater New York or
not, after the campaign is over and after
the marriage Of his son. Henry George jr.
to young lady of Chicago. he will SAIL
with Mrs George, to the Bermudas for
vacation and rest If he is elected he will
remain only few days, returning in am
pie time to assume the duties of the first
mayor of Greater New York. If he is
for number of weeks, and continue work
upon his new political economy.
Talk of George for Senator.
Apropos of the movements of Mr. George,
1t may be a little premature. but the fol-
lowers of the Thomas Jefferson democracy
announce that the fight against Croker
and Tammany has only begun. They as
sert that no matter what the results of the
election that. aided by ex-Sherin James
O'Brien and the united democracy, they
will keep up the organization and extend
il throughout the state If Mr. George Is
not elected mayor, they say. they will make
an effort to elect Henry George United
States senator. In the last contest for SEN
ator. when Plat was elected Henry George
received a few votes from democrats Some
o. these meE will be members of the legis-
lature which will select the successor to
MIR. Murphy, and it is said they will form
a nucleus for the Henry George men in
case the fight is made to send George to
the United States Senate.