The sun., 1901-12-04

Squire Croker went TO bed early last even
ing suffering from a cold that made him
very uncomfortable. In the morning he
had talked freely about his plans for the
future. His talk was variously in
terpreted, and some went 20 far as 90
say that In il he hinted at his comm e
retirement Men who have been In Wash
ington recently say that there are docu-
ments there in Croker's handwriting that
chow that he has no idea OF giving up the
leadership Of the Hall Of his own free will.
Mr.. Croker had a talk yesterday morning
with senator Sullivan and then said 10 the
reporters:
you won't aee much more leadership
on my par. I'm all worn out. ! can't
stand il 20 be a wheelhorse for every one.
! am getting old. and am going to try
nov to have a little recreation
Mr.. Croker was asked II IL was true that
he had said that he had not seen the reso-
buttons that were presented to the Demo
cratic Congressional caucus by Repre-
sentative Mcclellan.
sNo he aid. That y an error I did
see the resolut ions. and while | approved
81 them ! think personally that we ought
the National COMMITTEES sets chance 20
act on u We ought to walt for the National
COMMITTEE 20 make the changes
lie vac ssk-d n "a wac true that Edward
NJ shepard wss IN training ~ be the STATE
laAder aBd the candidate for Governor
nest wear Mf Croker said.
'Al - this tAlk about the Iesderrhip ~ the
state is started "a make trouble ] ONT
van, a. 10 ths stAJ I.ad.T ! am all worn
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ship from M from nov % ] have " g.
abroad for my health and ! cant stand 4,
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