Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-05
HerriCk UniteS
 Every Faction
FOR FIRST TIME SINCE TILDEN'S DAYS NEW YORK PRESENTS
 A SOLDID FRONT.

Enemy of Hill and Tammsny-Both Strong in Support of Candidate for
 GoVernor-D in His Name Does Not stand for Daniel.
 New York Oct. 3.-The nomina- ton of Judge D. Cady Herrick for Governor of New York has brought - fourth the only solid front presented . by the Democracy of the Empire State since Samuel J. Tilden led the party of Jefferson away back in 1876.
 IL is a historic fact that Tammany Hall always fought Grover Cleveland the enly successful Democratic Pres idential candidate in more than a gen eration. Without the aid of Tammany Hall New York has gone Democratic. This year, with every faction from the Atlantic ocean io Lake Erie united for Parker and Davis, there is small hope for Republican success. This is admitted by MT. Rooseyelt's politi- cal managers in talking among them selves.
 They are making a good fight, though, not that they hope to carry New York, but they fear that inac- ton might discourage their suppUrtets s in other doubtful States, particularly Indiana, New Jersey, Connecticut and West Virginia.
 The nomination of Herrick involved sacrifices by Hill, McCarren and Murphy, all three leaders of opposing factions HilPs man, Stanchheld, claimed to have enough votes in the convention to nominate him.
 Grout, McCarren's favorite. develop ed all the strength when Stanchfield weakened. Murphy declared that Grout was impossible; that he could never hope to get the support of Tam many.
 Judge Parke. was communicated with. Judge Herrick. David B. Hill's foe for twenty years, was suggested Hill assented and not only agreed tc support his erstwhile enemy, but t make the speech placing him in nomi nation. He also led a procession that serenaded the gubernatorial can didate after his nomination
 Murphy, the Tamany leader, instead Of returning to the wigwan. went tC Albany and remained two days with Judge Herrick. discussing campaign plans and pledging the largest vote ever counted in Manhattan for the State ard Presidential ticket. Mc Carren, who fought valiantly fol Grout. promised no less than 35,00' plurality in Kings county.
 AS to the disappointed candidates Stanchfield, Grout. Shepard. Ely an' the rest-all agreed that the part! lines were strengthened by the choic of Herrick for Governor. Even Bir' s. Coler is to take the stump for Hei rick, whose war against Hill cos Bird S. Coler the governorship. will be remembered that Coler was candidate for Governor two years ago and that there was a big slump in tn vote in Albany county Like cond tions prevailed in Clinton and Ren' selaer counties. and the result Wa Mr. Coler's defeat.
 NIT. Hill ran affairs with hig han in the convention Of 1902. eE cIuding the Herrick delegate form A bany, and otherwise perpetrating war in the State Democracy that ha Jeff it's scar to this day. Mr. Cole is to tell how important it is to elec the candidate for Governor who wa more instrumental in his own defea than any other citizen in the State.
 And David B. Hill has again col founded those who question his ever word and act. When he announce recently that he would retire fror political life forever on January next. the declaration was sneered a by his enemies. In placing in non inaiion for Governor the man who ha fought him for twenty years, he ha given additional proof, if any weT needed. that his announcement sincere.