The sun., 1900-08-12
COLER OUT FOR GOVERNOR.
PRACTICALLY ADMITS THAT HE
WANTS NOMINATION.

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Backing which the Comptroller Is Likei'
to Have In Case He Makes the Fight
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y, -, s.. $50, n.v,a penne,,
uu .n. .o.o.a,n. .. ali ,nd,oo,ions vestsr-
dav ~ IN. dsIsya,,s from Kings county. Hs
viii hs onnossd hv the pon, Richard Croker.
cbi.rtain Of Tnmmanv Hall who is now In
absolute control of the Democratic State ma
china Ths struvpl, will begin Al the meeting
IS G.. C.'.,,,,. l., Sar.,oao nm Thurs-
o' e'e o'i'e 'oIii'h.ee M o"' "'oea VIZ -,
semb,e for the n,,rpose Of issuing a cali for the
r., ~, "a. ~. rN.,,,-.
Democratic o'a1 'ohVeh.ion
ne cahdiua'y Vi M', e''o' 'o' wv s.,nmr
nol,t,c,.,s a. s,-ssnstor mr. last club with
pVn',''.h' "s r'", ~ cr.-.r a.
which to beat Mr Croker. n Mr; .ro1er e,H r,or op
p p,aialr ,h.t ns 49, n no, ,binL II nos,lple FOR
the Democrats to carry the State Of New York
under any circumstance for !, has been en- aa, sSs
mitted by Democrats from all part" Oh 'he
state that Mr.. ooler the most s'
popna. ,I ona,.,,nn =, NJ Coia, Mr.
opposing the nomination OF MI, oo'e,. s Mr
Croker would also offend the Kings County
Democracy and .tlll further increase the din. ds.
IuS, w,ln ~hl'h Immsny nna n1 ~ a .n.,u - Dor,,a0 %
are looked on by Democrats In every poruon
of the State outside the boroughs Of Manhattan
and The Bronx II rs inc pan OF Mr. .o'e'
friends. If his nomination for Governor is pre-
vented nv Mr. Croker and his folio wers, to use
th a, rsct in tho next municipal campaign for
the the purpose Sc Of Of bringing shout the defs.. Of
~ w. Cal.r ,or ,ranv rsssons which have been
.,...dv v W. n,sinsd M in THr SIN has been averse
nomination for Governor; The business 81 9f
the banking house OF ~ ~. tstb.r o rosr
who retired from the nrm some wears go.
conductins the anars Si tls MOUSE, ed tnS sp,L mp
troners younger ~ yro.nea ana. nS The Lrsat trans
:s%o :ssns 2 n n: sses lex g. s S0a:s
;sa.r n' fsr Ss % ssvs potcs Hs
ssIsSss q ii. dy .. A.. A., A., :,
Ah ooler enssssa cHacs unano1n or e oolitiSaIiy
- n %Ahn n. p6sSocdS aGn dariet II BrooRIyn. and
S %So:s name .s. 9cs isRliisT 9 : I've t.snti;'a
part OF the voters q snS S,ty y oa Wv vth2oh ~ r.
hsS mage al. II ns,n~ n ~ beocmS Known
T''oa NOT only = n T New York St.ss but tSfOas5out
not wish e give Sp h: ono; ,,eS Ae vooiS doss
ns.1iIy noc wsnl 70 occur cur he were 70 become Inca
appointment O. msn 49,, ssiecseG @ o. Mn M'Insor snr
Croker Mr. SoleI rlsnI f.s sSons tSis ~ hss
kept himself busy for two Year, ana nearly e
eight months heading on lops Oh VARIOUS ING
put up and engineered, ~ No %
uevo0, ny 1o nshe4vis
many Hall and the Tammsny oncash
comptrolier e mn st the head Of The Departmsnt q
Finance the city would BE- robbed, and he dos
not want to zee i done. Mr. Coler has SAID that
the present administration OF fhb City was
more corrupt than Ia the worst days o. Tweed,
and he says that he can furnish sPecinoauons
to prove this general statement. Under these
circumstance be y losth to retire from . place
tect the tax Ipayers.,
But Mr.. Coler has good personal reasons
for wanting TO fight Mr.. Croker. Within the
mast ian days the Tammany chieftans mouth
ppieoe. Senator Thomas F. Grady. has made
4 number Of very bitter attacko on Mr. Coler;
He has called him Z lobbyist and one who had
iica.ion' and Mr.. Coler believes that they
we're Inspired BY Mr.. Croker They have
stirred up his a,ta9onism and he regards y
Noht the men who are seeking TO ruin him in
he community, Mr.. Coler is q great admirer
Of Mr.. Hill. whom he regards as the most able
N man in tn. D.mocrstlc Iar,y in New York
b,.sitstsd 10 saw that the Tammsny ohleftain
dsspises the statesman OF Wolfert's Roost
and vii, 90 a long way in order to h,miliate
hIn, Mr. Croker has thrice h,Imiliated Mr.
Hill di,ring the past ten months
Mr. Coler has regarded this M bad politics
and bad business generally. He thinks that
not not TT little o. the anmosity which nj. Croker
tr'snd,v ts,S to M Hin MIR. Coier is Democrat
irhS .nd ba "a ds.,rous Of party success. He does
nnt nnt hs,eve that the marty can achieve success
IN tbis Stnte 40 long ss Mr.. Croker has control
ot t it, i and T il may be added that Mr.. CoIer has