The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-01
TAMMANY B0SS's ANIMUs
His Hand Against McCarren
 Rather Than JuriSt.
Like Fd drmer Tenders of the Tiger, MT. Murphy's- First and Detrest wkh Is the HumiliatioA
 sf Local Rivals.
Advertiser Bureau.
 Colorado Building,

Washington, May 3l.
 Only two clements in the Democrat ic party are now. according to the best information available in Wash ington. making resistance tb the Parker tidal wave.
 They are Murphy, with his TaISlany machine. and William J. Bryan.
 The Editor of The Commnner lec- tured and talked freely in Texas with in the past week and while hb was respectfully and even cordially receiv- ed, he made not the slightest Impress sion upon the determination of the Texas Democracy to support Parker.
 Now that former President Cleve- land has spoken again for Parker Charles F. Murphy has exposed the mockery of his early espousal of the Sage of Princeton" by Declaring for Mayor Mcclellan and reitemtins the absurd claim that Parker was the ~choice only of the Republican counties of New York, a claim not only fool ish but false.
 The FaIlacy Shown,
 Despite the TamnIany bosss efforts Kings County was enthusiastic for Parker, and tdgether with the upper State Democratic delegates in the State Conventipn, represented 500,000 of the 100000 Democratic vote of New York State in the decision td instruct for Parker.
 Murphy's desperation has all along been more in hts hatred of 4IcCarren the Brooklyn lSader, than love for Cleveland, McClkHan. or anybody else. McCarren early declared for Parker and Murphy, tHIe to Tammhny boss methods, has fdught everything his chief local enemt favored.
 It is tlfa old story of fammAny pro- testing against anything but its own will.
 Meanwhile the rank and file of New York City Democrats, over 10000 of whom are Southerners, are enthusias- tically for the nomination of Judge Parker.
 The general collapse of the Hearst boom is remarked as a notable fea- ture of the situation Mother Hearst some weeks ago began to tighten her purse string Of the Hearst papers it is said only that In San Francisco has been making money New York breaking about even, Chicago and Los Angeles steadily losing, and the Bos- ton enterprise simply burning bpodle.
 f.gs KHearst's Retrenchmenf.
 With a princely fortune already spent and the boom boosters clamor- Ing for more, it grew distressing and retrenchment had to be and was prac- ticed everywhere, even the Washing ton Hearst News Bureau being reduced to a minimum force.
 Republicans here generally concede the nomination Of Judge Parker and realize they are confronted by a dan. gerous campaign.
 It is printed here today as coming from former Senator Don Cameron, that a few hours before he died Sen ator Quay protested that President Roosevelt was making a mistake in selecting Secretary Cortelyou for Ma tional Committee Chairman instead of a Republican of experience in the man. agement of campaigns Don Cameron, In repeating what Quay had said eympathetically eddorsed the view of the dying leadef, and remarked 1t was all the more important as the Re publicans this veal had very hard light ahead of therR
 Mir Cameron believes that Judge Parker will be thA nominee at St Louis.