New-York tribune., 1900-09-24
HILLS WORK FOR CROKER
SPEECHES AT ELNTRA AN0
WEsT-REPUBLICANs STAND FIRM


Mr- Hll. whether he wished II or ~,
10 come 10 Croker's aid Invited 10 onar -
Democratic campaign in EIuira. the ho-,,a % 80
Democratic candidate for Covar,o~ - = '--s
Stanchheld- both because OF his f-sa-4.Ls =
many years past with him and beoe,,sa - -,
necessity q showing his party loyalty NJ mn
was compelled 10 accept that invitation q
VIII leave here on Tuesday morning for E-1~,t-o
and VII speak from the same platform v-f+t NJ
Stanch1eid there in the evening Of thar dav NJ
HI l21eilos 10 remain in EIIuira on vve,5neszs,
aIl i cAh reasonably be thought that on his
1zy he vii have a private talk with NJ So,
feld and give 70 him the beue1+ os - .-.
be gained when OF three several occasions 10
vas & candidate for Governor Of the Sra-e NJ
Hi understands al the devices that 3 can7f-
date Tor Governor should use II order n r-si,
votes fer himself and his party. and no doubr
a-- o- these VIII Be put az the service of Mr.
StEnchfeId-
NJ Hi upon returning here from F-1u,ira IN
me -aI'er part O. the week, VIII begin the prepa
ration of the speech he VIII deliver IN r2ro.1,I,
On october l, opening the Democratic carnnaig7
II that city Controller Coler as already sta+e5
II Tie Tribune, viii preside a. this ueettng. and
mus both M Hill and Mr.. CoIer will o1I-vVa-7l,-
a -e-sr exert themselves 70 elect AIr Stancb-
Fed as Governor and carry the State for Bryan
PAYMENT FOR MACKEy-s DEFEAT
There IS some suspicion here that Mr. hin
makes this speech IN Kings County in partial
payment q his indebtedness 10 Hugh ATcI.a,,rb
II cor the la-ters action IN setting rhe Kings
County delegates 70 the Democratic State Con
ve1--o1 Il opposition 70 the nomination Of VIII
an :. Nacley, ot Buffalo. for Governor. Nj
H. Z vii Be remembered PAID g visit 10 Ar-
Mclaughlin Just before the Democratic STATE
Convention was held, 70 plead with him. II was
suspected, the cause OF Bird s CoIer Doubt
-ess NJ Hi did So but II is also suspected thar
g -n-s tine he also persuaded NJ AFcIaugh1i7
1ot 20 give any support 10 Senator Mackey as
candidate for Governor Mr.. Hi would have
6ee1 moved 70 such action by the importantly
q William 2. Sheehzn. his Lieutenant who had
been defeated IN Buffalo by M Mackevs
friends. and would naturally have dIslized 70
see N. Maczey nominated for Governor. More
Over. NJ Hi would naturally prefer 10 have
friend q his. John 3 Sta1chfeId nominated for
Governor. rather than well known opponent
Ike Senator Nackey.
NJ HIS coming activity II Democratic poll
-os IS not 10 be limited 70 this State From
Brooklyn he departs for Richmond, Va. where
he VII make speech o. October >. Then, On
October 3, he VIII 6eIive- z second speech n
Virginia sr DanvtIle-
Returning 70 The North. NJ. Hi OF October
3 VII address voters Al Newark. y. J
Shortly after his return here On October g. M
FL VII leave Albany for the West, wiki the IL
te--io1 q making speeches n Indiana and Ill
ro.s Re VIII not remain = the West. however.
q Election Day, but VIII Be back II this state
so2e tine before he conclusion q The cam
Daign % give = final push 70 the canvass Of Nj
s-z-cL6eld
GROWING OPPOSITION TO CROKER
David 2 Hi and The ether Democratic lead
cannot be pleased with the reports they re-
cs.ve as 70 political conditions IN The state
Everywhere n the farming districts OF the
State the Republican party Is reported 70 be
s--o1g ecd 70 be growing stronger because o1
TIE resentment Of the rural Democrats over the
domination exercised by Richard Croker and
rs Lsute-znls q Tannany Hall IN the Demo
cratic state Convention and his action n de-
tee--g Bird s. CoIer as e candidate foa the
Democratic nomination for Governor The
-u-a- Democrat does not wish 70 60 hunbIy 70
NJ Croker au6 ask him for & place Of honor Il
he stare Government OF in the Legislature; for,
as NJ BuIger Of Oswego, sad IN the State Con
ve---cr, h5 IS e free mar" and with 2 free
mans resolve 10 maintain his freedom
The Only hope q 1Ir. Croker and of the Tam
many Han leaders that the state viii De carried
to- Bryan rests II the conception that the mem
be-s q trades unions and rhe manufacturing
operatives VII turn against The Republican
ps--y- The year 1892 Is recalled, when, al
L10-ga tie manufacturing operatives were pros
porous, they Il large numbers voted against
Harrison and Reid and defeated them; tie plea
being c1ac the wO-kingoen had not had their
share q he prosperity The Republican lead
ers believe that tbs manufacturing operatives
have 1or forgotten The financial disasters OF 1888
and succeeding years 0t the Cleveland Admins
r-ztlo-- and viii not lnperI the present pros
perry. therefore ~ voting FOR Bryan
AH OPTIMISTIC DEMOCRAT
James x Mcclure, the chairman Of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee. said yesterday, IL
E reported:
haze caused partial canvass Of the Mo-
AsTk valley counties 70 be taken Correspond
e1rE Z Ee-ktCneE Montgomery and half Z dozen
nearby counties write thar e united Democracy
6L support the ticket and -1ar 1undreQs OF
Republicans viii either vote for Bryan or stay
sr home q November O.
Tie region that AIr. MCGUIRE thus comments
upo- Is The heart oE the manufacturing indus
---es @ The Mohawk Valley. The last bulletin
z The Bureau OF Labor Statistics. just issued,
says that II Amsterdam, Montgomery County,
--e-e are twenty unions. *nlch nave Z ulenlDeI-
=---D q ~. and that C1 these only thlrty-llfe
men are without employment Little r ais IS
- [-erE-c-er County. There are eleven unions
1=res WIKI Z membership OF 4d5, and not one
person = C1L Cg employment '5loVersFl--e * II
fulton County. and here there are I'VE unions,
having z membership OF J+S, and only twenty
rWc persons q these are idle II appears mat
me 1r0-z-EE---,s associations have every rea-
son --- coCr=-ruent
There Is 5nIy one savings hank n the counties
- Montgomery. Fulton and HerkLuler, the An
stercs-- Savings Bank. Of Amsterdam, Mont
z1I-ery County William Mckinney became became
President n March I, 1891 On July l. ISSt-
-1ere Ess due 10 the deposltOrs n the Afnsler-
can Savings Bank 1913. IS5 70 There was Que
ne LepCzit1rs of the same savings bank on
July ! 1900 S1643 80 -, an increase IN three
years q S7-S.53I . This does not indicate