The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02
|TAMMANY HALL
FOR HARMONY.
Shively of Indiana Is Liked by Empire State
Delseates-Views of Other Delegations
Now Pouring Into Kansas City.

| Kansas CITY July l.-Richard Croker.
| Doctor Crosby. Health Commissioner II
| New York civ former Senator Murphy.
| Andrew Freedman and other leaders Of
| Tammany Hail, were the first Of the New
| York delegation To arncaT. They arrive l
| this mcruiur. fatiGu,d from the IONS. hot
! ride and remained in their apdriine AIS
| most 81 Nh. dag. Mr. Croker ana senator
| Murphy. however. visited the Convention
| Hall during the afternoon. Neither would
! talk on politics
| .'Tammluv rather favnrs the nomination
| for the vice vrssiG, ncy e q man from some
| close Western State. say ohio or Indiana
| said Icrtor Crosby. "Rut whoever IN" con-
! vcntion N its wisdom secs III 10 nomina'"'
| will receive Iowa! support ard W" VIII tN-
poet To- win with him Fen Shiv"iF "I III
| diana would make first-ciaSs nm ''"'
any one. SO lcng as h. is a G"o'' Demo-
craft
Senator Uu for instance
..ycs Senator U,II know these ar"
Mr. Crakcr's sentiments The PLATFORM =
rior,.d hy me convention. will be cur
platform ...
g. az A. ,b,. free silver issue - con-
-, r,o,.,.r crosby said. tho .--Hti"rm
had not hc.n discussed ana ~ .-l
| t,r,,v Nv l-,rLc,'- o;,irion or that matter
Dnu.orta Is Receptive
| t,I,,o, Darrorth e New York Was ore ~
the. ,.a-ly callers to-day at IN" apii I'M
Of former Governor iIhL lie Iii ~.
Mr. H';. a. IN" latter already ""' ''''
Lincoln. - :.
sIr ,ra ordinary acccp'ation o: the term
said MIR I,auforrh. II am not Il can ia, 4,
for The vice presidency or Tor any 81
office. Our delegation is NOT h~rH w. a.
least, all Of the members ar" MOI an. =
Ill = 10
no conference has been htlH 'E ''....,,,
rates co course Of action has been thai,iN'.
ONT should b. proud {" b" cahH'1I''
g. VIC President on tho ticket WIN MY.
Rry,u hut | am not seeking the ii"ihl'''
t,o,,. and shall not believing That mo CON
ven,iou Will do that which Is wiseS' ana
hest. , a., ~
As 70 the platform replied Mr. Dan
.or.b in rssnonsa 20 Inquiries. The posi-
ZION rf IN, New York Democracy Was 49,
well defined in our STATE pi4l'" -,i-..so,,, .
people. by the at'ituie 81 th'I ~ -,
tive. in that couvs ntioU. are h'I ~. 4" -
- hayi,g ~. riatforIn adopted ny thr
Kansas City convention emihasiAe a;
laratiuD that the money iN'st,t.... -,
issue this time OF paramount HhP,i t'.-''-
parsonolIv | gave cheerful and c"r,i'. sup
port To the candidates ana p'dllo,"i "'
is-; and | will give the same s'iIn' -
MORT 20 TIE candidates ana piiitipiHI =. -
f. r. ,,v mind new issues OF vital importance.
not alone TO the Democratic parry ~, o."
III. people of the United sttt'S, N...,,'.'
ROT
These issues VIII be pressed TO the from III
he approaching campaign. ho' ;. m, -
perhaps. because they are SCI "N' ~, -, H..
il;.cal platforms. as because tnSs ar W.
issues in which the people themselves arN
most deeply interested ., nasal
Mavor Mcclure OF Syracuse pass
through the city io- nay; M Mr. 'i Brya BE
fore he left Syracuse he received a tfI,
gram from Mr.. Bryan, requ..'i.s , mn i.,',,
come TO LINCOLN before he went TO t.e GU
y,ntion Mayor MctiUire fevors rie noun
$3.50 NJ former Governor Hill for Vice
WfI,ia~ TO support Hill
Tho New York leaders VINO ara Known
as tho Croker faction did not meet tA-
Senator IInl after his arrival IN tHe r Gity,
Mr. Croker. ex-senator Murpiy, - s.,a,or
fonas and other Democratic leaders dur
iSg the day. but little developed r'eSrl.f3
either the platform or the vice presice'i'i'''
Viii Kew York support Hin for Vice
President Mr. Murphy was asked.
ives II the convention wants NM ana
no uo,,Id be q strong candidate. too. He
has strength through the State. ara Nonii
poll a good vote. The organization wouii
sbo,,,s be named New York Is not pre-
santing any candidate. hut viii support
any one the convention wants ,.,.
During the day there was some taik S
ahosi, the differences between Croker anu
TJiil Some OF the pronounced aHti .i,l ms
in the Ns% So, tx ,SIn Hi!i down for every
lin NOT even 10 give him one o. the nj,
nor COMMITTED places. van NySK IN" NJ
ora both anxious 10 represent Ne" h"'h
on the Resolutions Comrn!ttee Van VIZ
has already drafted PLATFORM, winch r.
has been showing to different deletateS- ~
.i,is - - clash h.,wcer, these men IL Is SAL
~ Croker could control the delcgatlon for
Van wyck but the teii,i y i'', III, II, ~ ~,
..rast of harmony he will Civ MN What ne
wants and that the ex-senator VIII serve
ON the Resolutions committee. x,,,-,,,.
ar, ha does' asserted one New Yorker.
..vn, ,,-,l see HIN chairman Of the commit
80! Rnt that will depend upon the result
nr tho conference at lincoln, -,
Oh w. a.. c.ndIJacv of Mr.. Suzer. tho
Nrw workers take the. same position 'h'y
do REGARDING every Other NV horh man
,rbn Is mentioned for Vice President,
vi" ~, H. convention wants him" said sen
ator Murphy New York will suPp r. IT.. MN nm,
The Senator went on to speak IN, ~. -. ~ ~
kindly terms of Mr.. Sulztt' ssS'"e ''"' "'
vouId be Il good candidate