New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02
WCARREN STATE BOSS.
9FYFR HIS SELECTION.
Tommany Hen See a Long, Hard
Fight 4head.

-, ihat the lion and the lamb have lain Gown
ta-etber is not borne out by the vagrant TAX OF
80 same leaders. The announcement that the
.ar5issov of Judge Parker first opposed by Tam
-, vas now satisfactory 70 Tammany because
80 Never had been made chairman of the state
c,r,i+t,e has brought forth an indignant denial
-. charles T Murphy. leader Of Tammany Hall.
- saws freely shat the election Of Meyer vas
5Tsaz M, the AIN faction as a SOP 10 Tammany.
t1s f, truth il was only Hin subterfuge. Hill
- william = Sheehan. who have been working
feather now hold widely divergent views. and an
- r,,-t1re IS likely any day.
According 10 the talk Of She Democrats last night,
-. sss7, - l... widespread misunderstanding and
[ts+rr,et on al sg5ez. Hr distrusts Murphy ard
ereefan. sheehcrl dIetruets Htll. and Murphy dis
..-s+z eyer,7ady while NcCarleu IS playing lone
so-4 and hauling in the 1rf- ks.
II was .e Jared last night by one who is in posi-
.ion ~ know that MCCawen is really the manipu
,sror Who is running things and that al the of
,ra Democratic leaders are getting hopeessly
.rjs-o5 ana TANGLED. There 1oerns 10 be n general
onric, .hat MeCarreo is q long headed. shrewd
,,s-,.,- ANA .r-.sr zrrer-er and that lie has won
ever, point so f7~ Those who have watched de-
veloprneucs srerc inclined 7sJ night TO put down 20
McCarrea The much tangled situation THAI has been
evolved
ArcCar~e- &c credited with starting the Parker
- t5r g --r-,-7r rs .ts original Parker man
q mis- state For wears he and Fiu We're bitter
-ersoral and political enemies bat when the Parker
boom started. and Hm showed signs OF supporting
g ATc5-srrsu formed combination with Hill and
1y-tll,av, p Sf-7g- came INTO the continuation
zT-l.+ sr~o-e5 1--r-l. so +ha rolitf.fars saw was
- ,rsr 1c,-ar--- came ont for Parker hut that
- go nv, Min, r4fl and Sbaa7e- 1Ii1 Is Tam
,.,-,s -et aversion and sreehan is n brother o<
49, = crat9~ vyl7, ,,r-a-fze7 the Greater New
,-,rl- Democracy.
The next step n MrCarren was 10 insist upon
.---,,-+,,,-- .-. 7,r--,+.- r-r r,7r-a~ This ,,ae a
49, ---7 '- -
moro inclined q, rr~aao 7srr,-rri7n hr 'ar-eu
- - --- ~ .--,,-..4-- 20 ,ba St,,a
W ~
commlttee- fiA wanted ~ eject MS man. NJ Il.
Haven. Chairman This was carried 10
Charles F Afrrr by NVfUiaru r Sheehan. Murphy
--...,.-,-
protested, and suggested ihaf Palmer ~ scnotare'
he named. SheehaO agreed @ consider this and
,rs, v-sn+ "a see Nr-l,a~-r NcCsrre-, had bot
ter plan" He thought that Cord Meyer would be
inst the man for the rlare
meyer ana NC 5iiel nave "7Fil 'Ile 'S9' hil,'
Of friends TO- tUe-tt-iFe years Meyer Is rich
He is friendly with the corporate interests, but,
he-rer Than that 80 NTrCa~-an Thought was the
-' ' go
60. 49,. e,a,a,. .,,,-,,.s+.1 ,ra,,er
- E7,u 75II ,,--,o=e7 3. r-,. -,aens, nd ,rcC,r
ren made 4 show Of strength and FIUl agreed to
The rfar
MURPHY = 'FF'Sl tltN 10 MEIER
Murphy's opposition 70 Never il is said. IS based
entirely on the close friendship between NcCarren
and Never He believes that the election of Meyer
- So. .,.tr,- .7 ,I-C-.r-.- a. o,,-;r,,., -
the executive committee e4ves 1TcCarren control Of
the state carrp1iE1- rrtrros est
richt that the dangerous enemy now is not Parkf
or FifEt CT sheehsn Never. but 4IcCarren. Hill.
on the other hind il IS learned realized the menace
10 his own roper and the growing strength of Nc
Cerrer i7 ,-. 7-z,-.- NOV. 7 -r+os.a5 ,.-e, 90