New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07
NO QUARTER" THE CRY.
.roc1RREN HAS NO FEAR.
M Be Aided By McLaughEnites-
Hurphg TO Oust the Senator.

C. ,6 charles F. Murphy. leader OF
Oai'l-- O van at the meeting % the state .
..,.,.e IN Albany on Saturday, an issue has
-sised which calls for complete align 4
-. - forces. and a battle has been nreclpi- 4
- uhich. in the opinion OF many, can ehu
&, .bo utter rout OF one o. the other OF
II. v-a-rlng factions.
"a, cry now SIS $50 quarter Mr. Murphy says 4
~" ~ no vii, drive Senator McCar-en out 4
:, -. lea lorsal7 az Kings County, ara ne mas .
- -,-.,,,ieei9rer DOYLE IN 20 40 the sob sen
=. Nccarrcn has 3oyfu'ly accepted the chal-
-. and sad last nleh- that he would fight
- sale or his life 10 retain his leadership
= -asirta,n the autonomy CT the Brooklyn or
esnlzaiior.
= bi.ter Is the feud enrenderci between the
=, leaders THAI the issue ut stake has almost
,..- lost Sigh. o. Setting aside the campaign
=. srolrlf.a.ton Of Parker for President. thc
.-.-rt IS now one for self-preservaton on the
-.fd 1roCarror. II Murphy can destroy Nc
Sa-rng leadership the Parker cause IS Grip
ned 81 not destroyed. politicians think. II Nc
fs--cr can retain HIS leadership and hold his
ss,sratr- ;n line he can go into the state Con-
r,ntior and join senator Hin and effect the
massage of resolutions iustructuE tie state dele
raiion 10 vote for Parker.
Under the unit r1le the delegates viii he
,ladeod 20 Parker II jim and NcCarren can
routrol with this situation sguarely outlined
g.,7rll,'F frrt IS TO d-ive McCarreE out of the
baeership and capture the delegates 70 the
s.afe convection which win be sent by Kings
rr the other hand. McCarren wants 20 have
,uurlete control Of the delegates. so that he
,,fuing the vote TO HlL and also 50 that he
4 r- eloct. new. members Of the state Commit
~ who VIII be controlled by him. The battle
I'll come at the April primaries
IN districts-three Of theIn-where the leaders
ss,e gone over 10 Murphy, NcCarren VIII Try
70 elect new leaders pledged 70 him. Murphy. on
the other hand. viii try TO oust leaders IA al
rsy+s Of Brooklyn where NcCarren IS in con-
,rl The Indications now are that the organ
;zation IN Kings win rally around McCarren
and that he win be able to hold Il intact ard
elect leaders In every district friendly TO him
ana control the delegation which goes TO the
state Convention.
WILL STAND BY MCARREN.
The threat that all patronage win be diverted
70 Commission Doyle for distribution does not
N the least vorI-- the NIcCarren leaders Nearly
an the valuable patronage has already been al
lored Aside from this. In a Presidential year
His hardly thought lillely that Mayor Mcclellan
would stoop TO the petty politics Of asking resig-
nations Of ofEceholders simply because they are
friendly with NcCarren. Senator McCarren has
within tile last twenty-four hours heard from
several Of these oflcehoIders that they viii
as Gown and out rather than desert him and
allow Tammauy 20 control brooklyn
Ansther result Of the contest between Murphy 4
II md BcCarren has been 20 strip the mask from /.
Murnly's political manUuvres. He has sa-1 .
repeatedly that he favors the nomination Of .
Grover Cleveland for President. but that he does
lot want an instructed delegation. Senator Nc /
Carren has punctured the hypocrisy Of this for /
lie wac inside the lines when the deal was
framed uU."
7. is said that Murphy's real candidate is
Mcclellan. and that he is using Clevelauds
name as q blind. According 20 those who are in
a position TO know, Murphy's idea IS 20 be for
Cleveland. who. he feels sure. cannot be nomi-
natea. and then desert Cleveland al an opportune
time h, trading for Mcclellan. Cleveland is the
most obnoxious Of al candidates 20 the Bryan
men, and il is believed they would 90 to Nc
Clelan 10 draw Murphy away from Cleveland.
This boom for Parker has nipped this little
scheme Ia Tie bud. many think. and Murphy viii
have 10 work increasingly from new until the
State Convention IS held or he viii ind Hiil IN
control through McCaren's help, resolution
indorslng Parker passed. and he VIII have 20 60
o 81 Louis and vote for Parker.
WILL COME Up TOMORROW.
Senator NcCarr-n WAS in a grim frame Of
mind last nigh; whla asked about the situa-
uon. 1T is all out in the open now" ne said
frankly. 'I see they have said that Doyle IS
10 be recognized as leader and is 20 handle all
the patronage. Wen. 1 do not want TO boast
bat win see what the organization has 10
say about that I have called the executive
committee 10 meet on Tuesday night and the
question VIII come UD. The issue VIII be
whether the executive committee or an indi-
liduai is 90 boz recognized as the organization
Senator ZIcCarren would say nothing further
but his friends freely predicted that at the meet
tg On Tuesday night he would have twenty-four
q the tuenty-seven votes In the committee
They added that he would remain secure in his
leadership aealns, all Murphy could DO at leaS'
vzin the stste convention meets. and then
AEeCarron and Hul dominate il they VIII have
4urrhy chained down by the unit rule and COM
l1-el 10 De tractablc.
AE Murphy kept out Of sight yesterday, but
rs Friends said that he would oust McCaIfeH
Rom the leadership in Brooklyn. II Is
straight issue between Parker and Cleveland
s2id eX-Mayor Van Wycil last night "and the
Cleveland sentiment is SO strong IN Brooklyn
That AicCarrcn viii be showed under and NUT
ply VIII gain control Of the Kings County or
Eau-zatlon."
Norman p Mack. National Committeeman,
who is leader Of the Erie County organization
ana has gone in with Hil and McCarren against
Murphy said at the Imperial Hotel last night;
Mr.. Hm WIN control the next State Convention
and q resolution pledging The delegation 10
Parker win be forthcomEg. ] think McCalren
. can hold his end up in Brooklyn. We won our
contention and seated our man at the meeting
q the State Committee"
SUPPORT OF McLAUGHLINITES
Il ma, Ia v,,-.7 ,,, most excellent authority