New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
CROKER STILL RAGING
MORE THREATENNGs AND SLAUGHTER
gREATHED OUT BY THE TAMMANY
cHIEFTAIN. WHO NOW PLANS AN
OFFSET TO THE PARADE
OFFSET TO THE PARA1


Richard Croker was somewhat worn out yester-
day by the violence OF his denuncaton of Governor
Roosevelt and the Republican party and the virr-
lence of his threats OF what he would do and what
the Democrats OF the city State and Nation should
do II the returns OF the election officers did not
agree with preconceived notion OF Democrats as
to what they should be. He did not retract single
word that he had said or modify any of his state
ments He declared viciously that the only way to
that the vote was counted honestly was to
knock down any who tried to interfere with
you, and pull the election officers Of the
booths If their actions not satisfactory. Some
conservative people think that Richard Croker
should be confined somewhere IN political lunatic
asylum. n a cell labelled ''Hopeless-volent. Ex-
cited by mention of Governor Roosevelt or Sound
Money parade trusts Mr.. Croker was at Tam
many Hall usual YESTERDAY and he spent the
day talking with leaders and having his picture
taken. He pretaced his usual daily talk by de-
clartng he hadn't word to say. and then on
and babbled until the minds Of his auditors became
dazed.
M Croker declared that he had received 6
letter from upstate Democrat enclosing :
table which gave Mckinley only II electoral
votes Mr.. Croker called attention to the
fact that every Eastern State was credited 10
Mckinney. by this correspondent and said: 7 Will
bet that name two Eastern States
that ne won't get" Then Mr.. Croker added that
he believed both Connecticut and New-Jersey would
their electoral votes for Bryan. Then some
eruor Roosevelt. and. they say the race
track 1t was all OF. Croker glared and grjtted
his teeth:
That wild mans at 1t again" be howled. Il
he was mobbed al Eln1ira- I wouldn't be sur
prised IL he put up the job himself just to get
sympathy. He is big enough fakir 90 It He is
the monumental. fakir of this age. His lighting in
CEb9 which he writes about and talks about day
and night q fake He didn't DO any fighting.
can people is beating with love for him. that
wfG says II IS, he shows his face but
some one hurs brickcat at him. The people are
onto k4n. Well. next Saturday ends him Then
ne bis tEust parade VIII held and the wild
vii ride IN the circus Then the curtain viii
9e ruag Gown and we won't hear any more about
hin
Nj Croker and the Tammany leaders were busy
yesterday making plans for great counter demon
st-a ion Saturday, NJ. Croker seems 20 h.
Wo-KCd UP 70 an hysterical pitch over the coming
tine. money effort 20 make counter demon
strarior- Croker intends TO have Bryan banners
all along the line, and 70 wind UP the evening
/ with 4 big Taumary kurrah-
The Tamuany Executive Committee viii meet
! today To make anal plans for these meetings and
Offset The Republican parade. Al this meeting II
( Is believed The TanmaDy district leaders Will re-
port 70 Ny. Croker what maIoriues he may expect
J in their districts and from this he Will get an
idea Of what look for n this county Election
Day He may and he may not give out the figures.
! He said yesterday that ne would have something
/ e believed thai ne wants 20 wait until he gets
THIS report. Il freely predicted yesterday that
the report would be so discouragirg that ne would
/ say nothing about Il. Saturday night there will
/ De thlrry-sIx Tanmany meetings with five
/ hundred speakers. There viii be bands and fire
! works a-plenty.
/ to violence Election Day, and oreathed vio-
/ lence and disorder in eve-v Tcrc.