The sun., 1901-02-16
TALKING AGAINST CROKER.
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n carrying ont DO, policy recently directed
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yrezsutrn ~ Nu-ltugtur over M o. ~
Mr. troLer tpugrrs -uau NdUhm Nulf"r
~ the Eleventh a -t-ic' haI t"n~ed ~.
Nas further mad" known that VI Nullrr
told Mf croker het"re N" hlter 'hIel I9f
furope that ~ .i-r 10 circumstances goul
he vote fot the = Sih-idy hN III" other lHm-
many ,pngrc--men. headed ul Ie"rs- b
Mot lslan. do not wish '"klck over N" rh'e-,
and ye, They do not wish q! y"'" tor Il" Hnh-
-idy hill because 'hH res f"nt~ pi 'helr d.
'ricts are opposed 10 ~ lh"y are between
heaven and the deep blue -"n VT Sui'"f.
h"wrver. / m reyoil g. ,..,.
Mr. Croker went to Kansas CIV ~ W"
private car Of Mr. NIXON "" Was NJ NNon
guest throughout that time and Mr croker
remembers the CouTte-ie. Mr Nixon "N-
tended to him II was said last night, how
ever. bv Iammany nail men VINO seemed
to know what they were talking about. that
the NlNon business Will not 60 II vas even
said that by a combination or ten or twelve
districts In Manhattan with The Mclaughlin
Democrats Mr. Nixon would be- defeated
~ Mr. Crok.rs candidate Tor mayor Nor"
or less talk Of this kind l. occasionally printed.
for Tammany leader. who IL not altogether
friendly 10 Mr. Croker said las'nght These
fellows do lot Of talking IN croker absence,
but when he returns and looks ~ them they
rfove like ours before him
Tammany Hall folks were also talking
last night about the selection Of police
commissioner called for under the bill Just
pissed by the Republican legislature at
Albany The bill still remains in Mayor
Van Wyck's hands. and according Ia all
testimony will he returned 10 Gov pdrll
vifhout the lpprOy1l OF the MAYOR The