The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-27
OFF DAY AT THE WIG WAN.
nm. ca0kER WON'T TELL WHhT HE
tDtD CHAIRMAS CAMPBELL.


MA the Far End OF tho Rainbow from mp
s,,tr Reach Into tho Tammnny GoldY
stack of Copies of tho Election Law
,mnz res the Brayss-Needed In the 10th.
nh, Hon. Richard Croker did not arrive at
r.nn.ny Hall yesterday until afternoon. Mr..
o.oL.r felt very we'll satisfied with him
.nar the interview he had had with the Hon.
rs.rt Campbell at his club on Wednesday
.iobt According to all reports. Mr.. Croker
20 vary much better satisfied than was tho
uon Frank Campbell. Mr.. Croker would say
.o,hing about the meeting nor would he TAX
.bout tho campaign up tho State although IL
"a. easy to see that the collection OF rainpows
IT. Campbell had paid excess baggage on from
pstb to dazzle the eyes OF the Tammnny chief
ain had had its effect. Mr.. Croker was vel
"an.d nv a somewhat smaller crowd as he
.n,.red the wigwam. for the reason that most
s,,h, district leaders had orders to produce all
.h.,r Indians at the mass meeting in the even
49,. .pd had been informed that tabs would be
80, on them to SEQ that the orders were
.t.v.d They were busy getting the Indians
.ar.tbsr There was ono persistent Hebrew
,,ausn on deck with some copies OF
u.h,.U newspapers which he showed to tho
ch,s, and which he declared were red hot Tor
T,mnany and ought to have some advertise
ment .c,,
next year.
uau mi, year doesn't sec the necessity OF
hn,ing M any OF the hundred or moro semi
o,c,,iopaly published newspapers that crop
-, around election time and that are dls-
trIbnted at all campaign meetings. IL became
known further that while Iammany mas eo'
i.t. ,E,y, 90 I'm
plenty OF money to spend ns gong 10 We
th,v drx pickinr in every district Ia the city.
m'knv u' ~ Mo,a,,s distriot and in one or
100 other Republican districts where Tam
many mas au
amount OF oil Is n'ed' ,u
~., ~. nav, came that tho Hon. Perez N.
wan '"o ,,I,,,a,. ~, tho Citiz.us' Union-
stewart tho M ESna'an S,O Os aoo against Assem-,
hIxrsn Nn2st. had been hailed before q
o!ymah h"@e' I,t "a' md 4nsd 500 for oon-
United States judge anu nh'u ~ ~, WI
tempt Of court. the contempt consisting In alb
soutey Ignoring na,.oe, :" Orrg dn,v or sivs
Judge TO attend sourt anu au SuIy nua NJ. nnt
s 81 t X. Treatment mn q Tammsnys Citizens
men spoke to him about it; he said ,,., n,,u
We'll that's the KinI OF pGabst , my ,n r,s'
thousand more votes for Stewart there's no
doubt about that
OF course the arrest Oh NJ, et ave Nv " hs
Court had nothing at all to do with politics"
ltke the arrest OF Thomas j. McManus. re re-
publican candidate Tor Assembly IN the fll-
teenth. but oil day at TammanY han EFFORTS
the work OF wicked Repu Africans. 1t got T.
lie monotonous for the braves who had gath
cred at Tammany during the afternoon Inc
monotony was broken little before o'clock
by the arrivalot young man with iarge pun
die which he placed carefully on one end OF the
long table in the east room l ne braves az
gathered around as he cut the string ana took
OF the paper wrappings. Then their eyes
luged: the bundle contained copies OF tho
election law.
Il never heard OF such thing said one
brave What is III" said another. and 1t was
very evident that many OF these braves had
never seen nor heard OF an election law. They
were the frat copies o. ne law that mad
appeared at Tammany Hall this year. The
Hon. Isaac FromIne was very much interested
In one OF the copies; Mr. tromme has been
assisting tho Hon. John Is. Sexton. Police
Commissioned, to elect the HON Perez ID
Stewart in the Ninsteenth district. All reports
that have come from the Nineteenth Indicate
that there is more or less need OF the election
law UP there.
Mr.. Fromms said before he left the hall that
the betting on Stewart was 900 TO 500. and
that there was good deal OF it. He said that
he and Police Com mssioner Sexton had Mr.
MaZet beaten to asiandstilI and that IN day
or TWO mere would he hets offered at odds that
stewart "ouiu carry the district by a thousand
pMtalTV;
NJ. Croker stayea az tne wiewam until aoou'