New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
ALL ANGRY At sTANCRFIELD.
VICTOR. AND SAYS HB WILL MAKE THE
RIOTS THE SUBJECT OF A SPEECH


RIOTS THE SUBJECT OF SPEECH
There IS keen. bitter and deep-rooted resentment
II the Tammany ranks against John 3. Stanch-
fed. There Is equally bitter. keen and deep-rooted
resentment IN the Hill ranks against Mr. Stanch-
field. The same cause does not rule, however. The
Hill men say that stanchheld sold them out when
he went over TO the Tammany combination and
allowed Croker 10 force his nomination The Hill
men are going about up the State gleefuIly making
motions which might be interpreted as a panto-
mime Of sharpening a razor. It is freely declared
that there viii be e fine old cutting and slashing
election day. and that Stanchheld VIII come
down 10 the Harlem with badly damaged count
Richard Croker knows this and he has practically
abandoned the hope OF doing anything outside the
city. He refuses 10 send any more money up the
State and IS doing everything in his power, exert
ing every effort and spending all his dollars 10
make good showing here.
Taumany's resentment against Stanchheld IS
owing 20 his disinclination TO contribute 10 the
campaign. Mr.. Stanchfeld was nominated largely
with the idea that he would give literally. He was
credited with being wealthy. and II freely said
that he should add at least $4,000 TO the Demo
cratic fund AS soon this made known to
Mr. Stanchheld he set up poverty cry. In public
speeches he declared that he a poor man,
with small income derived from law practice.
4 schedule Of Ar. stanchheld's property holdings
worth over $4,000 Despite this. Mr Stanchfed
r ss Rof co9tTt2Gted to , the eampaign and 1t is
Mr. Croker IS thoroughly well aware OF the way
ne H1lL Democrats up the State regard Stauch-
Le-c he knows that money sent up there is
turned directly against him, and ne VIII
more risks. He has said contemptuously that he
vii look after the city; that up the State is the
territory OF EIiu and StanchheId. and that they
should raise the money for the campaign there.
Mayor Mcguire was asked yesterday what pros
poets the State Committee had Of getting money
out Of stanchheld for campaign purposes. He
slowly batted one eye and answered solemnly:
dr stanchfeld has not been asked TO give any
th1Lg- I went 70 Saratoga supporting the candi-
cdcy cf another man, 50 ] not in a position 10
Enow whether any promises made not.
Since the Executive Committee was organized Mr..
htarcE1sl6 has not been asked contribute
4-r- Mcguire announced that everything is go
lLg nicely up the State. Why. IN eight town IN
y yomLng County where Van Wyck got l,229 votes
~ ss2 Z canvass Tor Bryan shows that he will get
-.o-9 votes Ninety per cent Of the Gold Demo
Tats are for Bryan don't care 70 go into fg-
ofes generally
Did you see Mr.. CampbelPs statement that If
IsTnnany gave the ticket 5000 in the greater city
mere chance 10 win %
. Yes" answered Mr., MCGUIRE, thoughfully: But
cenly. 7 was censured the other day for saying
lake riot Victor 10 enlist sympathy. I wasn't
Speaking at random. however. and intend 10 take
ne matter up again in few days ] have re
ce-ved kilograms from Victor. and shall speak IN
:, raolse next Saturday night and take the Victor
flgts my text"
Richard Croker was al headquarters yesterday.
~ gave out his usual talk about young men, the
Trusts huge Republican corruption fund, at
temps 70 buy Democratic votes. and so on