New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
DEMOCRATIC DISAFFECFION
DOMINATION OF TAAAdANY IN STATE
CONVENTION RESENTED BY MEN
Up THE STATE WHO FA-
vORED CoLER

Albany, Sept 10 (speciaD.-what VIII 49,.
Democrats q interior Sew-York do vvbo -
ported Bird s. coler for the nomins+Io- e.
Governor This Is a question which unaouh+as
" Richard Croker and Edward ATurnhz - =.
nov asking with some anxiety. and Mr. Crot,sr,s
visit 20 the headquarters OF the 0eroo,-..,.
state Committee yesterday in New-Yorr s,5
his expression Of kindly interest in the ca.
retgn. now well in progress under the r,.D-
sgement q Mayor James K Mcguire cra,-
-1an q The Executive Committee Of rba Sc
Committee. are indications thar he Sc. -
necessity q conciliating his late onno,a-+. :.
saTatoga-
NJ Croker as practical politician ~ co,,-.o
knows that David B Hin. who also is a nr.o-
tical politician. VIII Go his utmost To elac+ ~
3. Starchfela as Governor and carry the s+ata
sor B-Tao. for Mr. Eiu cannot afford. as q, a.,
bstious politician, 70 do anything else sfncs g..
cas-ga n d-sI0yaIty is the worst thai -,
f-.-.a- has 70 meet
NJ Hi, indeed. makes no secret Of his in
tsation 10 do al IN his power to elect M
stauch1e-c and 10 sustain the Bryan ticket
For many years Nj Stanchheld has been a.,
intimate personal friend of Mr.. Hiu IA -
lsv student in his Office. later his law nav
ner. and always Z political confederate
Hi AND STANCEFIELD IN COUNSEL
Democratic
Convention which has just adjourned met NJ
s,znc55z,l visited Mr.. Hiu here in AIbanv sr5
hsG Ic1g talk with him about the Governor
sip NJ H-I tneu learned that Nj. Croker
G-d n Murphy intended 70 supror+ NJ
sszncAiel- foT Governor. Mr.. stauchdeld :,
aee5 rCC he said, would have liked NJ rTir1,s
support and sought II then. but M HIN u-as
t11y committed 20 Nj CoIer's CANDIDACY. and
co1c not ID homer abandon IL Some politicians
EUu-G have made the excuse that aFr. Core-,s
GEn home county ot Kings was not supporting
III tor Governor. and then abandoned his can
a5zcy 5uc III Hi did not 90 this On rba
colt-z-J. he went OF urging NJ CoIer's No.
irstl0l, and went down 70 defeat win mir,
Tie -aet -lat he supported M Coler for
GcFer--o- however does not de5ar 1Ir Hill
t7ou 1e------ sustaining NJ. StaucLdeI5's can
vass to- Governor, and this he purposes soi-E-
Z c-sCl-c1 70 the Editor Of The E7Ir7ire
Gazette written on Thursday last on his ar
-4va here, ~ said the Chemurg COUNTY T1e-1o-
cas- were --El-el by Nj StanchieI6's nom
inzt7I ana a-ee-. We must al 60 10 work
NJ HI w-- probably make his a-st speech
Z this campaign az Elrlira, the home OF Mr.
sta1c11=.- zn- thus VIII indicate clearly his
Interest II me -a1-ers campaign for Governor
CROKER's CONTROL NOT RELIsHED.
While III Hi thus comes II line however
NJ Croker and NJ Murphy have reason 70
tea- -Lzr ether Democrats who favored Afr
Coiers nomination for Governor viii not do so
From every part 0f the State there come here
reports q me deep resentment Of the rural
Democrats over The domination Of the Demo
cratic state Convention by AIr Croker and his
Leurs1a1rs ~ TsaEaDy Hall The rural
Democrats &C -C- relish having 10 influence IN
The coC-se-s Ct the Democratic party They
Contribute c-=-ra-f OF the vote of the Demo
cratic party r this state, and they are aware
q l. II lete he Democrats OF the counties OF
Suffolk queens Richmond, New-York and
kings css- 590.216 votes while in -he counties
north q rs Harlem River 30 7O5 votes were
cast y tAe Democrats. Practically, however
ne Democrats sOu-h Of the Harlem named the
present Democratic State ticket There were
-orlg-lEo counties represented Of the stxty-one
Il l1e -7lals n the l54 votes cast for Mr. Coler
-o- I1Ts-1cC II the Convention
Here Il Albany County the anri-Tammany
Democrats have been greatly angered BY the
proceedings q the Democratic Convention IN
consequence q z decision Of the Committee on
Credentials which was sustained Ly the Con
fe1E01- AZ The Democratic primaries the Hill
DEMOCRATS and me followers q Mr.. Croker each
elected SIX delegates on the face OF the returns.
0ne Assembly Dlsl--ct, the Ist, II which the
HI Democrats tFoCght they had a majority
q two votes was contested by the followers Of
seas II the Convention
Congressman Glynn, Of this district also
sought The nomination for Controller, and did
1ot receive i. II fact, al the Albany Demo
ersts acquired from the Democratic State Con
Tsn-0n was legacy Of hatred. The Republi-
e<1 majority IN Albany County will apparently
Be large