The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-03

stick to the stump. II is StancbaeId,s
purpose to visit every county in tbs
state. He Will spend several DIVE ~
greater New York, and the organizs tions
of the borough OF Manhattan ana prooks
iyn are now preparing to give him the
most imposing reception a candidate far
soNernor ever received upon his visit to
MS city about the middle Of October
Stanchfeld Is fortunate In having a
united, harmonious party at hi. 49,
SO FAR as surface indications point. there
rs not breach Of any sort in the struc-
lure or organization that has been reared
IN the State headquarters In thIs cltv
since the Saratoga convention. Evary
man. regardless OF what happened 10 M,
In the open for the State and Natlonai
tickets. and the word has been nassnd
through all the camps that there must
De harmony, loyalty and work.
HILL is WORKING HARD.
The appearance OF ex-senator Hill on
the stump, his cordial Endorsement NJ
Bryan and Stevenson and his soatnina
aTaignment OF the Platt machine and
lne Piatt candidates were the first Visit
Die evidences the public received that tho
wounds caused by the Saratoga battle
had been healed. Since then most OF
MT Hills friends throughout the state.
regardless of their personal feelinrs
nave publicly announced their ,nten-
ton 10 DO as the ex-senator did. In this
is seen determination TO reserve M
ture battles for the primaries and leave
notning nndone to make the success of
Bryan and Stevenson and the State ticker
unequvocal.
It was fortunate. perhaps, that Croker
ana Murphy selected Stanchheld as their
candidate for governor. 1t was the one
man IN the State of New York whose Sc
lection under the circumstances was cal
culated to give least offense to ex-sena-
tor Hill. Hills law partner and political
lieutenant for many years, their relations
had been as confidential and friendly as
brothers. Hill could not help accenting
Mr.. Stanchheld if he had desired 10 our
sue another course. but he has mala ii
clear that he never entertained Thought
OF being ANYTHING but LOYAL to the tickle.
COMPTROLLER Coler, too. has rendered
his services to the State committee ana
VIII shortly make a tour of the State Tor
a series OF speeches in behalf of Stanch-
held and Bryan Coler, like his friend
the ex-senator. has buried the past and
is now an example OF party loyalty that
Is gratifying to all democrats. His course
has greatly strengthened him In the yves
of even the men who fought him hard 81.
ty orSlnizS tion will be stronger than
ever before. He and Mr. Croker have
met repeatedly al the State comm. ttee
Headquarters in the st. James Quilting
ann havo apparently been exceedingly
friendly to each other
CROKER RUNNING THE CAMPAIGN
M-. Croker. by the way is man lying
the campaign. He is devoting nearly all
of his time to the details of organization,
not alone in the city of Greater New
York. but throughout the State. and tho
results OF his work are already apparent.
His genius for political management is
peryading every department OF the State
Headquarters. while his enthusiasm has
been transmitted to every person with
whom he is associated. His only anxiety
now is for the State above Westchester
countv He lis assured of what greater
New York will do. II he can meet Platt
successfully on the ground where the re-
publican boss has heretofore ruled he will
be satisfied. His object is to keep the
republican majority in that section OF
the State down. and now, after two weeks
OF work and estigation he believes he
will succeed.
Mr. Croker Is convinced that the re-
publican majority above the Bronx VIII
not be enough to overcome the demo-
cratic majority OF Greater New York,
and this opinion is shared by every DEM
ocrat associated with him In the manage
ment Of the campaign. 1t is worth stat
ing here that New York democrats ac-
cept nothing on faith. They are a prac-
tical lot and will work on nothing but
direct and accurate information. so that
when they reach conclusion OF any
sort they are reasonably assured that II
Is based uDon fact.
TAMMANY CHIEF is IN EARNEST.
Mr. Croker is Just as earnest-and that
means the whole OF Tammany-in his
support of the ticket as he was eight
years ago. when the present borough OF
Manhattan Welded Grover Cleveland
nearly 100000 majority. Charges were
made against the Tammany chiettain
then that he did not propose TO support
the ticket. but the result OF the balloung
refuted these No such charge has been
laid against him In the present cam
paign. because 1t would appear ridiculous
on its face He is gradually building up
the most perfect and practical and eff
fectiye ORGANIZATION that was ever formed
in the STATE OF New York
Plat is thoroughly afraid OF It. He Is
beginning to fear its effect upon the pros
nects Of his man odell, as well as on
Mckinley. FEs.
WELCOME TowNE.