The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04

That Is the kind That Prevails Among
New hsrk Democrats.

That Is the kind HAT Prevails Anon.
New N9rL Democrats.
Not since the lrstditioual cats of Nil
kenny were hllug across u line by
their tails has .ltsre pccn n'irh an
amusing harmony OF subducd diseord
as is heard in Ncm York. NOW that
Judge ~. Caly l|icrricl> has been nom
mated 10y the Democrats FOR governor.
nudge rar>c, w;luted Edward Nj.
heiltld. or pisiric, AttolneN Jerome
dominated for governor in order 10
s%;lyanize his campo gu Into he SEM
hlance OF ike.
David Il. llilI wanted John B.
stanclanrli. because Stallcliicld best
represented! tile Organization outside OF
New NorN City. 10 Which Mr.. HI
owes his a~seendancy III the state
Democracy. MI. Iiill had N" use for
HelrteN, who. ~ I,e}iocriti, boss OF
his side for years. iiut, il A. said. he
accepted i~Itrrick and lui tssl in nom
ination IN the principle oi he sales
man who sold 4; coat marked SD for
$40, on doQtegaul Git, tcelu-e lie
Won't! lose ID IL die bin was never
paid. llill ~ili Use less in Hcrrfen
defeat than il h, had succeeded IA
n|ollinHlirS ms friend ~Slanchhcld.
Se4'itoe %ittric& IL. MeGarlcn, The
biootlyu boss, 10 whom luige Parker
Owes his Nomination. wanted Comp
troller ,'rout noniiualed. aud for "a
time he lAd MI. INNS o>tcn>ible sup
port for Circuit. Judge Parker aud
Hill Went back ON McCarrcn. the
former 10 ~pileate Charles +. Murphy
and ~flninG,nY. and The latter because
he couldn't help himself.
Tamnlanl accepted llerrivk ne
cause it WAS willing To accept any
body who stood for the discontinue
of Boss AieCarren. AS Il tomahawk
with which To dispatch Mct,arren. -.
Cady lIerrick would serve Tammany
much better than either Shepard or
jerome.
Besides. did not Judge Herrick's ca
Ger on the bench present sterling
claims on tue admiration and neces-
sites of Tanllnany: His abuse OF his
judicial position to the political ext
gencies in Albany is along the line of
what Tammany considers the higher
walks of politics. Moreover. has he
not practically pardoned an official
blackmailer and protector of disorder
ly houses by imposing Il paltry fine OF
$1,000 on the notorious Police Captain
Diamond?-a stroke OF judicial len.
iency toward corruption in New York
City peculiarly attractive TO Tammany
If he would SD act as judge, what
prodi::ics of clemency TO good men
might he not perform az governor:
So Tammany dropped Mayor McClel
Ian and swallowed Herrick and his
record with genuine relish aud noisy
gusto.
Not 80. however. the Democratic
press OF New York City. The WORL.L
takes it's medicine with eviden'
nausea the TIMES turns Herrick'.
picture to the wall aud likes its gaz4
on Judge Parker. with the reflection
that n honorable nomination in fou,
years is as far AS the New York De
mocracy can be expected to pander t.,
the somewhat bluntei moral sentimen
Of its constituency. The EVENING
POST openly repudistes Herrick. say
ing that Il proper regard for it's owl
reputation forbidS giving him the neg
ative support Of silence.
> From this brief resume it may ii,
gathered that the elements for Il har
moniouS Democratic campaign in New
York are nil that could he desired
from u Republican point of view.
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