Evening star., 1900-10-10
polls, Mckinley would benefit in that propo-

sition.
The Emperor" as Mark Hanna calls
Croker, has been doing a good deal Of ex-
planning since the congress conventions
Wednesday evening. Some of the men who
have been turned down don't seem to un-
derstand the practical application of his
young men theory. Congressman Daniel
Riordan, who was turned down in the
eighth for denomination, to make way for
Thomas J. Creamer, is only thirty years
old, and Mr.. Creamer is sixty years old.
Congressman Bradley, who was turned
down in the NINTH is no older that Mr..
Riordan, but ex-Judge Goldfogle, who sue
ceeds him, cut his eyeteeth quite a while
ago. The only district in which a young
man was nominated was the fourteenth,
where j. Sprunt Hill taken up, in
place of VIM. Astor Chanler. himself
young man. This district is conceded to
the republicans. 1t was only carried last
year because of Lemuel E. Quigg's unpop-
ularity. 1t is declared at Tammany Hall
by district leader who is dissatisfied with
the nomination of o. HI. P. Belmont in
the thirteenth district that he had heard
that Belmont had offered to divide S5O,0O0
between the Tammany and the national
campaign fund for the honor of the nomi-
nation, and besides that to pay all the
expenses of his campaign More conserva-
tive say that it is understood that
Mr.. Belmont's contribution is $4,000, but
that, of course, he is expected to spend
a very large sum of money, not only in his
own district, but throughout the country.
After the smoke of this election contest
has cleared away it is authoritativey stated
that there will be a new democratic organ
ization in Greater New York. Controller
Bird S. Coler and the democrats who in
dorse his administration and who support
ed him for the nomination for governor are
said to be promoting the formation of the
new organization. A large number of prac-
iical politicians throughout Greater New
nv ho0"me diSgusted with the
management Of the machines have ex-
T. a Willingness to help dethrone the
y-..5ts. While the new organization will be
opposed to Bosses Croker and McLaughlin
it is understood that the regular organiza-
tions are not to be attacked whole
Revolt in Party Machine.
The fact is well known that there is a
revolt growing inside tie two machines and
that movement to reform and reorganizc
the party would be injured by assailing
Tammany Hall an organization. The
principal object of the democracy will
be the driving out of power and office of all
the big and little bosses who have been
using Tammany Hall and the Kings coun-
ty organization to punish honest democrats
and to enrich themselves at the expense of
their party and the public. Under the pro-
posed plans the new democracy will be in
complete working order before January l.
There is to be an organization in every
assembly district in Greater New York. 1t
is said that a large number of former SUP
porters of Richard Croker have decided to
become active members of the new party
but the organization will not be managed
by disappointed party hacks or by politi-
clans who may wish to join il to secure of
flee. There is no doubt that the new party
will be powerful one when the mayoralty
campaign of next year opens. 1t is more
than likely that Controller Coler will be
supported for mayor.