New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-20
TAMMANY FEELS SORE"
PARKER MEN ALARMED.
Sheehan to act as PeacemGker-
Talk of GoUernorship.

The Democratic leaders who have been in confer
ence the Hoffman House for the last few days
yesterday rudely awoke TO the situation that all Is
not well in this State. Tammany, beaten crushed
and ignored. has taken sullen, silent stand and
all overtures so far have failed elicit over
lures from Charles f. Murphy, leader OF Tam
many. or any of his associates. The Democratic
leaders realize that to carry this State Tammany
must be looked TO for rousing vote. Tammany
sturdily opposed the nomination of Judge Parker
Failing In the effort to defeat Parker Tammany
grimly accepted the verdict. but has made no move
yet to indicate acquiesCence in the nomination or
Parker and the plans of the Parker leaders.
So as can be learned Charles F. Murphy has
not taken any pains to congratulate Judge
Parker. He invited to attend the conference
at the Hoffman House on Monday night, but he did
not come. He sent Senator Bowling. but Bowling
sat mute all through the meeting, and never offered
a word of advice made suggestion. Efforts
TO get him to talk failed.
The situation is not cheerful for the friends
of Judge Parker In the flush of victory in secur-
ing the nomination of Parker. Tammany has been
overlooked. Now that the shrewd campaign man.
ayers are beginning to figure and see where Tam
many stands. they suddenly find that Tammany
is apparently irreconcilabe. Murphy has not even
asked TO be heard and tentative offers for him
TO come in have been ignored.
1t may be stated that Tammany's to drive
Senator P. H. McCarren from the leadership In
Kings County is in allegiance This fight cannot DO
kept up throughout a campaign, but It is SAID by
Tamrnany men that soon the election is out OF
the way the will be continued. Again Tam
many is bitter at the power accruing to McCarren
a result OF the success OF the Parker movement,
McCarren of the first Parker men, and no
broke with Tammany that issue. Now he Is
have place the State Committee and have a
strong voice in the management of the campaign.
This gals Tammany. and McCarren is jubilant
over It,
Where the Parker leaders hope to win over Tam
many is in the makeup Of the State ticket Mr..
Murphy will be asked confer this problem.
and representation on the State ticket will be
offered him. No will be nominated for Gov
who is obnoxious to Tammany Hall Tam
many may not be able to dictate the nomination
for Governor. but the Parker leaders have no de-
sire 10 humilate Tammany further earn any more
resentment This, 1t is believed eliminates Grout as
n candidate for Governor. Tammany would never
consent to his nomination. and while McCarren Is
strongly urging CIRCUITS nomination the Parker
leaders think II would be inadvisabIe further to
harass Tammany. and Grout will have TO be passed
William F. sheehan. who is Judge Parker's per-
sonal representative. will conduct the negotiations
between Tammany and the Parker leaders. Hill
and Murphy could not get together in a TO
talk things without the furniture flying
Sheehan will act the part OF peacemaker. and the
general gossip last night was that John B.
Stanchfield. OF Elmira. would be named. Mr..
Stanchheid would be satisfactory to Tammahy
Hall. II is said.
McCarren, Hill and Sheehan had long talk
about the situation yesterday ana McCarren was
told that Grout was out of the question. He was
asked to suggest another man. but stuck to Circuit
and said If he could not have him he would not
suggest any one else. There is talk that Murphy
will urge Mcclellan for Governor II he does II
Is said that the suggestion will not be regarded
unkindly by the Parker managers McClellan's
nomination. however. could not be effected without
better feeling than that which now exists be-
tween Iammauy and the upstate leaders
Murphy Is expected home from Mount Clemens
IeAt week; and then the. question OF bringing
aIlInany into line Will be taken up and Sheehan
VIII arrange for conferences between Parker
leaders and the Tammany leaders
:, II may be stated that effort will be made by
the Parker leaders to supersede Murphy in his
management OF the campaign here YammanI, ujI
be left 70 conduct its own campaign with such ad-
wee ana help as the State committee can give In
Kings County the local organization will also
nave IRE rein The State committee will direct
It's entire efforts efTecting an organization IN the
state. where organization now exists -