Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
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and enthusiastic. are NO longer so
Noi that they think less Of their can.
dlJats for the presidency but condi
ditIoas have arisen right here. in
Judge parkcrs own state. which
threaten to compIicnto The political
situation Co such an extent that Judge
partors success booomos more than
doubtful The whole trouble may bc
Traced bach 10 She Jealous strife fur
tho political control of Now York city
snd the Wbrie state ui Nov YoFk.
which o. being wagcd between Muir
ply. The leader ~ Tammaoy ana Hill,
tho leader % the state democracy.
Those among Judge Parkcr's friends
who understand the situation Do not
shut their eyes Intentionally 90 the
tgns on the political horizon. and
are beginning 90 doubt that their can
iidate will be- able 90 carry the state
unless something is done soon 90 rec
Onous the hostile faction which. boz
THE case. is Tammany.
TAmmauy Leader Murphy a not ON
enth uslastic ndmirer OF Judge Parker
ind has never made "a secret % biz
belief that Judge Parker is not the
candidate who can lead democracy
90 vicisTY at the next presidential
oloetioa There ls very good reason
10 believe. however that Mr. Murphy
rouia have been Induced 90 support
partsr had things boon managed ln
a different spirit When Hnl. to go.
cure bic own position as loader ot
Ihs state democracy simply walked
40 over the Tammany delegation Iu
o rather high minded manner. BE
made a great mistake Murphy % not
tho MA b0 offer hts lou cheek after
lis right check has been struck. II
10 'afc to say that HiIl will have
llenty lf opportunity 20 regret bic
mothod in dealing with Murphy n
means a fight 90 the bitter end bee.
tween Murphy and Iuu and well IN.
formed politicians 40 not give tnem.
solves up 10 Illusions concerning the
outcome % the fight
% ls true that tho Hli faction has
made several ciumsy and abaurdiy
awkward attempts 20 bring about
! reconciliation Hut HIil either does
not understand the real situation ana
Murphy's position In the matter. as he
| merely wanted 20 save apopArhnc.
as and took good care 10 make his
l H..#. 80 4.a..-. .IffaFIs., s.a.n.a.s.ta f.fn
/ Hn is too old a politician not 20 have
/ a perfectly clear understanding ~
lho actual status Those who know
/ him are convinced that Hul rsally
[ docs not want reconciliation. being
confident that Do can win the fight
n spite of Murphy adj Tammay Hail.
| 'u that ua 0s probably mistaken and
ths fatal error may cause the igno
. uiuluus defeat of Judge Parker
Murph5a plan. al understood by
long headed Democratic politicians. u
/ perfectly clear and feasible n Tam.
many does not support Parker the
laticr caun0t carry the state. Only
those who know nothing about the
political situation Iu New York will
ever doubt that f0r a single moment
% Parker falls 90 carry hl6 own state
Che blame viii raturnIy fall upon
. HU. who Is not only the sponsor foI
3 paTkcr's democracy. but also the lead
er Of the state democracy. That u
! exactly what Murphy wants and whaI
) be- is confidently expecting n Par
b ker TAILS. % will not only mean thl
( political downfall of Judge Parker "a
{ least so Gar as hIs future prospect
for tho presidency are concerned. bu
J. also tho political death 30 sam hen
3 the most dangerous rival being elm
b mated. Murphy viii have no dlffI
2 Guilty 90 taking ibe lines Into hl
:. own hand and assume tho control O
o the democracy OF New York state
. Judge Parker. probably guided b.
}. unWlse advisors is responsible for ar
other serious blunder. which has al
4 ready loot him many friends. not 0ul
;, 10 thla state. bot an over the couniri
e Tho selection % Cord Meyer. vel
I known al. through the country as
y representative OF tho trusts. and a
o being personally interested in quite
Q number 0f them, FOR the position q
chairman OF the campaign COMMITTEES
3 was a serious error of Judgment an
E is considered absolutely incscusahl'
n anything was needed 10 emphi
size The general belief that Judge PA
kcr la q friend OF the trusts. this VII
DO o. Many serious minded dem,
= Gratis in This state arc wondering ho'
Judge Parker will be able 90 rao0I
ellie hi8 attitude toward tho trust
I with the antitrust plank. which
sure 10 BE- ons Of the most promii
ont and vital foaturns ~ the dem,
: cratic platform
The credit ~ the city OF New Y0r
I seems TO be- considered pretty goo,
i judging from the fact thot che receu
bond Issue Of $4,000 900 the large.
b, over put on tho market "a q ium
4 by any city in the United State.
!, was oy0rsuhscribod sevon timca Coz
n sidering the fact that munlcipl
!. bonds are by no means a subject q
a speculation Zoo the bond market. "a
n result "a highly eauafactory IN
average price realized Tor the bad
n was tioOof. about 81 per cent NOR
. than the nFrrnrn urfrn ranIIrnf 70 al