New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
6O-62 West 23d Street.
DESIGNS FOR HILLCOLER MEDALS.
MACKEY's FACE OR DE PRIESTS FACE AT
SARATOGA OR TIN" sULLIVANs FOL-
LOWERS MIGHT BE DEPICTED.

The announcement that the 154 HiIl-Coler dele
gates at the Democratic State Convention IN Sara
toga last week are going to have medals struck
concentrating their fight against the powers or
Democratic darkness has aroused interest among
the friends of Coler everywhere 1t has been
suggested that. instead OF having profile OF Coler
on one side and one of Hill on the other
the latter be left off altogether and some
thing striking AMI original take its place The
friends OF Professor lee OF Cornell want picture
representing Charlie De Freest and Senator Pat
rick H. McCarren on the convention platform
with the pa ined De Freests face as ne read
the Lee resolution and whispered TO McCarren:
Ice Trust Others want Jim Shevltn, of
Brooklyn, pulling at Otto kempner as he passed
the Brooklyn leader his way back 20 his seat
after seconding the nomination of Coler. Still
others want a picture of Mackey. Of Buffalo being
told by ex-senator Murphy that Cookers promise
TO him at Kansas City Of the Governorship nomina-
ton was merely lapse Of memory on the part
Of the wicked partner and that he, Murphy,
was the State leader while Croker was simply
the ice man from New-York. Mr.. NIackey said and
looked a lot of things when Murphy told him this.
II Is said and those who desire entertaining,
rather than classic souvenir Of the occasion will
vote to have this scene put on one side of the
medal
There are other effective incidents which per-
haps would nightly swell the granger vote for
Bryan If a cheap medal representing them were
at 5 o'clock Tuesday mornlng-aboUt the
time that of the Populists milk their
About two hundred and fifty subjects OF Prince
Tim Sullivan. of the lower Bowery principally.
whirled into Saratoga a vestibued Pullman train
of six cars. The scene would have evoked the
greatest emotion in the heart and mind OF the
Populist of Nebraska. The oppressed and down
trodden Democrats in this instance got into the
swim with both feet" OF them expressed
it afterward. They had put In the night drinking
beer and wine and resting their feet on the up
holstery. This rest and recreation were needed.
no doubt, as they had attended a chowder party
which Tim" presided over the shore of Long
Island Sound the day before. and 1t showed the
thoughtful kindness OF Tim in giving his sub
jects surroundings IN which they could think
straight on the ratio. the Chinese problem, i'm
periasm and Of the welfare Of the Western farmer.
BY the time they reached Saratoga their broad
ideas Of government would have done credit 10
were finally exhausted in their efforts escape
from the train through the labyrinth of cham
pa gne and Milwaukee beer boxes in the aisles of
cars that they became Frustrated and had 10 be
carried TO their hotels in hacks at a charge of 81
an hour. a scene ike this 1t suggested while
not appropriate for the Coler medal. would be a
great thing 70 send to the farmers Of Nebraska
Wyoming and Texas, who are being harangued
these days about holding the above the dollar.