New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
CROKER HOWLS AGAIN.
ANOTHER TRADE AGAINST THE BAR
ASSOCIATION AND MR.. ROOT.
THE GHOST OF TWEED ONCE MORE CALLED UP
BY THE ENRAGED BOss-ADDREss TO THE
rAMMANY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

into a deep swelling volume of resentment, ana
now he sees what it all means. He called the
Executive Committee OF Tammany Hall together
Yesterday in order to make an address. Even
those who were inclined to give him me peheht
Of the doubt now say that he protests too much.
When Mr. Croker had gathered his committee
together, he said
Since our last meeting there has been quite a /
dcmonstratio ton on the part OF the managers OF the
dPnnuhIican campaign under the auspices of the
Bar Association. intended TO inanuiaclur%e 80 se',. t
tention last week Mr.. Roosevelt and other Ike
publican speakers have taken the cue ana are are
ec choing the nsincere utterances contained III t.c
speeches delivered at last Friday evening inset -,
the partIsan purpose OF that meeting. nor as TO tle
makeup either Of the officers OF me of some Of
Notwithstanding the pledges OF loyalty Vi 'o' -
them to the State ticket.
A FLING AT BOURKE COCHRAN.
Bourke Cochran. who the star attraction OF
the occasion ana now poses as a non-pdr'isah
statesman, left the Democratic party LOT ula'
pary's good If he any Of his ne~-found ir'ehuS
have any doubt OF the correctness OF this assero"
he and they know where to apply ror particulars
They may come directly to The other lawyers
connected with the meeting have long neeh recUS Gd
it is quite impossible 10 hope or expect 70 satsLS az
them by anything we may or may not qn, nres 20 uI
We hear of the Bar Association 5 interest m a.,
judicial nominations only when us members see n an
opportunity TO retain so as to
make possible to elect Republican JGeg s the
xyhl lie hpX
election Of Republican Judge in the person IN .G Gl
Justice Cohen The insincerity of this cry IS mSas
hss been less than year on the bench, and vas
appointed by Governor Black all the petitions @ tnas
asked for the retention Of Justice DAILY upon me me
sGSd that bJ JgGfs bc ThS Tafse naye It not GENERALLY
known that the Bar Association b numbers less 'n"n
Rut while You w viii not be deceived either to
the fasity Of the issue sought to be raised' OF ne ne
neople throughout the State may not be so wen
acquainted with the true inwardness OF the move
fore you some Of the information which l believe
should be made PU6c in, IN 9TdeT 9ndesnnty rna and With
fu knowledge OF all the circumstances cSnheSIso ,.a
from the beginning with the raising OF 'ns 'ai'e
issue
TwEED's GHOST AGAIN.
Underneath the surface OF all this manufactured
clamor lies the fact that this is attempt ny
Tweed's lawyer re-elect Tweed's Judge ana III
this connection It should be remembered that MF
Root was not only counsel for Tweed but Is 'he
private counsel for Mr. Roosevelt the Republican
! candidate for Governor. He IS naturally anxious
| 10 create every possible division IN the Dem9crduc
ranks in the hope of helping Mr. RooseveN D sn ms
So far as TO 90 before the Republican Convention
with the sans ,or tha 9rpose @ Of taxation and
| another which should be his real home ,, .ho
rweed ay rs,sn and Collapse Elhu Root was ranged
or the side or Tweed and nis song IN tne hcpcS
! my position was disclosed by Tweed's action legs,
iating myself and my associates OFT OF powsr IN IN
| iS73 in was common knowledge that l"eeu hdu
stolen millions OF dollars from the public treasury,
aud that all the prope5y w3cH spSq %1ea ID m to whom
1t was transferred by his father. was the proceeus
Of on raids h 70 'X M T%ee& was convicted
the criminal charges against him on November % lO
RRcbsr9 n ara NJ fgr Tweed "GS to whom William NJ Tweed
had conveyed his property when the trouble began, M
| Of S.xty-fourth-st.. between Eighth and Ninth
Iiro, T,iiv Of baf
with whom James II. Ingerso was silent pL par,
in the furniture business conVeyea 10 rmIu
Root the property the north side OF Sky y-i'i"'"
| ST. between Madison-ave. and Fourtn-aVe os
conviccd I'm GFSfGf Wh Tweed da' Conveyed to hu Root
of S gd on MasoO 9f SDu ae a for the
/ mention these facts only to remind you that
about S the purity OF the bench not qTiis, q,. SO
| scrupulous in 1873. at which time he served William
suisfed Justice who presided at the trial and es
| capped punishment only on account OF MS lheNpe
| r!ence.
LAWRENCE AND SMYTH
Since when has the Republican party been SO
soicitous that Democratic justices should be kept
In office? | have in mind many great justices VINO
! have been reelected by Tammany Hall because OF
| their spoess record and splendid ability. whom
the Republicans used every e4at TO 1eer and Fred
, erck Smyth. who were reelected IN SPITE oi tl' VIC
dmited by their associates to ornamental
TO the bench and their retention WAS urged as as a a
matter OF public pride and duty Ihelr ser serves tr
had been conspicuous. and their brethren came ior
ward testify to the wisdom Of their ,T TsteMUn
Of Justice DAILY that although he has been des,
peTaty sTUsSnF an@ for the last year
not a single OF his twenty-one associates mas @
ended uretg that his services justified the lengthenng
OF his term from twenty-eight years 10 ior'S
In all my political experience | never knew OF an
instance in which Juuse V 1oe hieeif 70 any
pn ~ his associate be supported by at least
one OF them for denomination. ,,.oo., g., ,roo,.
M al ,hS ine out Of the failure to renomlnate Judge
Da means that any Seae anG w fHs sfay WhetRer the
en1a Dennh Want hin, or not. regardless Of his ability
ht1ofs HohoSy Claims conspicuous ability for Justice
Day He not elected & to tne NE sTPrTs ron
solidated with the Supreme Court Tammany nan
believed and we stu 6ef'e m 'nst m any pe superor pt ir
in dtness and ability 20 Justice Daly. No organiza-
ton has m9rg stTGnS ,6an ammany s For twenty
eight i years Justice Daly has been ho4ored by the
his LOYALTY and gratitude to that party by allow
hdae h%Ssf ana 1S Ss srsct Ss from his party
| / do not believe that the voters Of this city and
are sGs TO TO PfF5 crea this be
repeat that never In the history OF ihe 3rgahl aa IL
Suggested TO any Judge upon the bench in any Par,
OF this state. anything connected WIN ms lud'cd M
judiciary been more jealousy guarded from inter,
ference or more Independent In the performance
OF It's duties -. , .,,.,. -,
Tammany Hall IL justly proud Of the judiciary OF
this county. and intends to remain So
In response to Mr.. Crokers inquiry If any OF
the leaders kneY OF any serious detection on
acc,u unit OF the attitude OF the organization to-
ward Justice DAILY he was Informed that fifty
Tammany votes would 60 TO Justice DAILY in the
Vth District. and IN the XXVllth he would
/ probably get two hundred and hfty Tammany
votes. In the other thirty-three districts. it was
declared Justice Daily would get no Tammany
votes TO speak OF.
Wher leaders were asked about the railing OF
| OF the registration in certain districts the ex-
! PLANTATION that business structures are encroach-
ing on former residence districts was offered.
PICKED UP FAR OUT AT SEA.