The sun., 1902-09-27
HILL HERE GIVING A SHOW.
THE SANE OLD SNOW or PtRLOR
POLfTICtL MYSTERIES.
Don't Tell about 'Em Any ybod,-The Out
come l. That the state Leader Thinks
HeCan Get New Nork's Vote Win COler
and II Via, Re COler for 90, ernOr Vet.

| Hrtan Get New Nork's Vote with COler
| and u Via, Rc C0lcr for 90, ernOr Yet.
| EN EN-Snnator David Bennett Hill Of Albany
county, who II now The dictator Of the
! Democracy of the State. brought his box
| Of Parlor Political Tricks and Magazine of
! Mystery here yesterday. and gave several
! performances in the Hoffman House. At
| all Of these performances there was good
attendance of those who do not desire to
have the responsibility for defeat this fall
/ laid on their shoulders, and Mr.. Hill was
| muCn gratitind with the result of his trip.
Mr.. illl will play Albany rs one-night
stand this evening Then he will pack mp
his apparatus and go to Saratoga, where
| he will give three night performances,
with matinees thrown in.
M Hin explained To his friends in The
| audionc" yesterday that he regarded
| mystery as the creates, thing tha, ever
was invented After his performance was
over his friends said that he must be right
| in his estimate of the value uf mystery.
for they recalled that no one had ever
! found ont whether Mr. Hill had voted for
tho Democratic National ticket in 1895
| or not
Mr. Hill was here not to tell what was
going on He saw several persons who
helped him do 50. But some Of those
who talked with him said that this mystery
was all foolishness, and therefore they
would give the best idea Of the Master
| Magican's policy that they had been able
to get.
! II was said that the man who would be
selected by the Democratic State Com
! mi'lee for temporary chairman Of the
| Sara'o oga Convention next week Is
! Martin W. Iittleton Of Brooklyn, one Of
/ the most famous orators on the other side
| of IN" East River. II was also asserted
! that the permanent chairman Of the con-
vention would be- John G. Mburn Of Buff
falo. who was once candidate for the
nomination for Governor, but was dis
carded bv Mr. Hill when it was learned that
he was of British birth. or John r Stanch-
| field Of Elmra. who ran for Governor
| against Benjamin B Odell in 1900 Mr.
Hill is inclined to fight shy of Mr.. Milbum
! because he l. opposed by the Irish, but Mr.
Milhurn has great many friends, and they
may prevail on the Albany statesman TO
accept him.
A. TO the Governorship nomination. the
| candidacy Of Bird : Coler was he one
! which seemed 10 be most favored vester-
day Mr. IIIl thinks tina tthe Republicans
made great mistake in not putting New
| York county man on their ticket or any
| way, some man from the CITY of New York
| He thinks he Can capture the entire vote
| of this city 10y making some resident of the
| territory below the Harlem his standard
| bearer and Mr. Coler seemed 10 b. the only
man who was looking for the honor
Mr. Coler i the favorte Of the button
men all Of whom said Yesterday that thev
had llrp,4 stock. ,f hIttrppa hand
present To the public just a. soon As Mr.
| Iil performed his last and greatest trick
of nominating hi candidate. Mr. Coler will
not 60 to Saratoga, but he will I've repre-
,ented there. and he will accept any nomina-
uou that the magician may produce for
him
Magician Hill had interviews yesterday
| with statesmen Of all kinds. EX-MavOr
James Mcclure of SyracI+a, who would
bc \ candidate for Lieutenant Governor If
he could get tho nominati ion, was one Of
, them. Joseph r. Garvin Of Erie ex-Comp-
troller Of Buffalo. was on hand 10 say that
| he would run for Compt roller. Mr.. Garvin
wa- oncp complimented by Republican
Mayor Of Buffalo for his administration Of
the citys finances. +. o. Norris was
| willing to run for Lieutenant Governor,
ex-Assemblyman Palmer was ready to be
on the list for Secretary Of State, G. y.
Bulger was mentioned for Auorney-Gen-
"ral but John Iuneen of Erie and several
! others appeared a candidates for this
place President Cantor Of Manhattan was
about the hotel, and his friends said that
he would 60 TO Saratoga ready To catch
any apples that might be shaken into his
lap.
Charles f. Murphy Of the Tammany
regency was one of the Magician's calers
| He was accompanied by Congressman
| Met lellan and ex-senator O'Donnell, and
had nothing 10 say about pledging the
Tammanv delegation 50 far a. he controls
II. TO the Senet ors programme. James j
Martin, leader of the Twenty-seventh
district, was another caller. Andrew II
Green dropped in TO say howdv.
! Senator Patrick Henry Met arreu in the
morning said that he thought that William
| : Devery would he allowed to be seated in
the convention II he brought legal credeu-
tlals otto kempner, Mayor Fiske Of Mount
Vernon, Mayor Walsh Of lonkers Anthony
y Brady and numerous Others all lovers
of mystery and romance, called on Mr..
Hill and had their lips sealed by him.
II was announced that every place on
the ticket was open. and that Chief Judge
Parker of the Court Of Appeals would be
asked this week by several prominent
persons to consent to run for Governor.
II he will consent TO rum Mr. Hill will have
the convention demand his nomination
II was further announced Yesterday
thai Mr. Hill himself would go on the Com
mittee on Resolutions and draw the plat
| form, and also he chairman Of the Com
mittcc Of Notification and make a speech
telling tho candidates what 10 do
Mr. Hill had talk with ex-Lieut Gov.
William + Sheehan at his Office in Nassau
street. and with several other friends.
A delegation from the Kings County and
Qu'cns County Committees Of the Young
Democracy called on Mr. Hill last night
and urged him to nominate Coler and
nobody else for Governor Tho leader Of
tn" delcga'ion. II. NJ DyruSS Of King
said aftorwari that the niurcr had re-
cciv.d the delegation favorally and cor
daily.
Il am convinced" said Mr.. Dyruss,
that CocT IL tho man"