Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-03
HILL FOR PAL X h
WILLIAM E. CUu.iS SAYS TIL
NEW Workers. ARE IN
PERFECT HARMONY.
Parker Never Does or Says Anything
About Ills Political Future With
cut Consulting Friends.


ill and Justice Parker ol New ko:.N
are very intimate and they have a
perfect understanding on political a.
iairs. says Wm E. Curtis in the chi
ago Record-iierald. Certain peopl
HaVc attempted to create the imprc.;-
sion that there is rivalry bc,Ween
ker resentment because Hill did not al
low him TO be nominated foT "oV&ra0
Iast fall. Colcr the candidate select
ed by Hill, came so near being eleete#
hat the politicians are convinced tia
'arker would row be governor II he
sd been placed at the lead OF the
ticket, and it is Hills fafilt that II
was not There is not tire slightest
ground for such evil reports. There
is not a particle Of jealousy between
he two men, Hills refusal to allow
Darker to be nominated at Saratoga
taSt fail was the result OF repeated
conferences with Parker and was ap-
"roved hy him Ills political saga a51y
laught him that he could not afford
70 take any chances: that if he was
1cfcated for governor he could not
BE candidate far Resident, an be-
ides tiIat, if nominated he would be
bench with eight years left OF his
term and a salary Of $l4.5Qo If Glil
and Parker could have foreseen the
tremendous Democratic vote the Judge
undoubtedly would have accepted the
nomination. but at the time of the CON
yenton the prospects for Democratic
success were very poor.
While Judge Parker is not an active
andidate for the presidential nOmlna-
ion and is doing nothing per onaliy
to promote his own prospects, he is
lin the hands of his friends, and Mi.
Hill is directing them. If you WI i
write a letter to Judge Parker of pc
ltical character the reply will come
from Mr. Hill; if you apply to Judge
Parker for information concerning
himself and his political ecord the
answer will be written in MI Hills
aw Cflce, and very likely upon one
of his letter-heads. All political COM
munlcations received by the judge
are referred at once to Mr.. Hill, VINO
passes judgment upon them and d.
.ates the reply if it is conside ed bes
to make one. The literary bureau
on Park Row. New York City, Whi +
seems to be running in Judge Parker
interest to keep his name before the
people, is under Mr.. Hills direction.
Judge Parker never does or say
anything that concerns his political fu
are without consulting his friends.
mere is a little group OF gentlemen
in Albany who are devote. - nlm ana
are on terms of intimacy With Mr.. Hs!.
also They furnish the money to pay
whatever expenses are incurred a2G
40 whatever is necessary or eXpedlent
under Mr. Hills direction.
For example. a few days ago sen
tleman wrote Judge Parker asking for
an interview. He is man Ct influence
and of more or less political activity:
he mad never met the Judge and had
natural desire to make his arquaia-
ace and Sc what sort Of a person he
1871 DC. He frankly admitted thai
ar.osity prompted his visi; and would
sal tc make y joucnty tc Albany
tc MS sure Of having an opportu-
8.Gy q meeting .u4se < few
avs late. he received aa iaEitatian Il
dine with an ola friend in Albany, VII
stated tnat Judge Parker would De
sle other guest. II is raGral to sup
pose that the Judge upon receiving
re letter referred it to Senator HI
for his counsel, and the latter, know
ing that a member of their coterie wa
acquainted with the writer. suggestc,.
tie dinner party.
1t may be true that Senator Hi
has given up all ambition to be pres
ident himself, but ne is too shrewd 4
politician not to understand the in
ense enmity cherished by Mr. Bryaa
aud the silver fact - The Demo
c attic party throughout tie country
who would rather see any Republican
elected president than Hill This op-
ecsition can moi be allayed; this oh