The sun., 1900-07-04


Sehs''l u.aa, ,,n Wr McCnire thu, MIR. Hilrs
,Ls-..,, IA h..n successfil in the State,
---,-.,h.i..s thinos ware different The con-
a,,ions have changed continuedSenator Grady.
..na ,hsv are such that Mr.. Van wyck's pres
.,c. a. Nav Works representative on the Plat
so-r, Cormi,taa will 10 n long sway toward Sc
.,,,,n. certain mod,NcatIons to which Senator
MN "a ,v,I Ln,vn IN he hostile The selection
:. n, Van wvck would be one that the friends
~ An. Presidential candidate prefer"
-, mn pe UNA far In
MI nm "e. ,,, S.,a,or Grady sat
iront I'D 'he ",,,ar Nr uul said.
!" .i'o 'v". NJ Grady and challenge
ohaiie"su 80 n.h Oh, N name 10
Suos. 49,. ,,odiaca,,ons I'm the plat-
go, n,h,oh Iudge Van WICK can secure"
A.. uu w.s very rcd In the face and very
..,r.., Senator Grady ignored his challenge
~ N, Van Vvok sat silent Senator Grady.
oor,,n,lns said.
,,. S.v York dele
%i ,,ain rnodloca,ion OF the
s,.,,..~r 40 M, desire. md am sure that no
,,,.,,hs, ., tins delegation desires, any humill-
80 =, M unl But his position In the party
IN ,sas and since that time has made MIS-
of the COMMITTEES on platforms hnpossiole
and obnoxious"
John n NcNnbon NJ Rome, Edward J. Brown
NJ Madison and John NJ. Digney of Westchester
.noLo IN for Mr.. Hul Their argument was
aimost Identical with that of Mayor Mcclure.
md than bege,d th, delegates not to humiliate
Mr. Aili nv rejecting him here AT this time before
the ewes az the Democratic party of the nation.
Er.sherif Frank B. Creamer and Senator Patrick
r,.rr,, McCar,en snoke m for Judge Van Wyck.
Thsy told OF Judge Van Wyck's qualifications
o.. th. rIoce and the debate seemed TO be over.
Just az the roll call was about to begin Mr..
Hill jumped 10 his feet again. He was greatly
excited. He swung his fist IN the direc''o' vi
Senator Grady and said:
~you have lust said that my selection as the
n,amber of the Committee on Resolutions would
hs obnoxious. Iwant to say TO you that have
han M low al a Democrat as you or any Of your
friends. and wan, moreover TO say TO you that
n. vme of trouble have never sneaked across
IN. vster and remained abroad"
ma, ,,, 49,, i,r,n.d Mr. Croker
..,,, I,,,ia lana h,, hs was as agile as a
- - "" os araar ,,.sl, his voice WAS a
Nso A'
'o. an.
DO you mean me- roar'u MI ',oA-' "
you mean me MI I'M iou ""'e oe,n COY
these things Tor hnmoer Oh years' iou nav
always said 'hef' oehihu HS p"'N' P'oi -
70 now pm you oo"'' 10 sou "'pa" Nv,
you mean tnat Sneaheu aN"s ~ ,o' "''"''
that was no' ioEa' 70 ','e '''ne' W '''' M,
MI troker re'l'aneu WI ~, e',, w. - ~,
jumped up again lie 'ace" MI ''o"e'' a'''
his voice was amoS' snr'eh,
les mean 'oo' WI III" sa'u ","'
you you want '" h,o"' wv '"' '''"'
you sheaked away III 1910 A., nan !.
MI esoker-"he'e "eie so"' WI i'''' III
iSso!
Mr. Hill was right In the State OF New YORK.
did not run away to Europe
Croker was growing madder every
minute. Mr.. Hill. he shouted III
b true that was IN Europe IN
iSeo. but ! didn't sneak away Moreover
cabled to the Tammany ORGANIZATION 10 STAND
by Bryan and the Chicago platform Ihats
more than you did in any fashion.
The two men we're facing each other and
giving a rattling fire back ana forth. MI.
Hill replied to Mr.. Croker by saying;
II you cabled TO Ianmnhy han 10 sup
port the ticket. also directed the s'a'e organ
tzation to do everything possible for bryan
and the platform, and also voted ior the ucket
ana thats more thah you can say
There was more rafting fre BACK ana forth
but 1t was OF the same tenor MI .roker had
the final word. lie said;
When 1 go abroad ana stay five or SIX months
and come home, find all my friends waiting
for me and glad To see me. go abroad in
IN open way and everybody knows where
am. l don't try To make political capital
! don't uy 70 array the country Democrats
against the city Of New YORK, You are try
Ing to break up Tammany Han by so doing
By 90 doing you are also attempting to dis
rupt the Democratic party.
Mr.. Hill did not make any personal reply
to Mr.. Croker. but turning TO the delegation.
he made special plea why he should be selected
for the member of the Committee on Reso-
buttons. Mr. Hill spoke OF his services to the
Democratic party in the State Of New York
while he was Governor and Senator. He re-
fered to- Mayor McGure's utterances that
II would be ungrateful to refuse him this place
at this time. and he added.
1T has been published through the length
and breadth OF the land that was 10 be recoR-
nized a. the representative Of the New York
delegation OF the Committee on Resolutions.
and. therefore. II this honor be not conferred
upon me- "a eyerybOdy thought Il would and I
am taken out Of this contest. | will be held ND
a huu,,ation and ridcule all over the countr y"
Mr.. Croker said. "Bryan's friends do not
~snt vo, far the member Of the Committee on
Resolutions for New York State"