New-York tribune., 1904-09-02

NEED MORE MONEY HERE.
Murphy also Corners Sheekan-
State Convention September 20.

The Democratic State Committee at its meeting
yesterday noon at the Hoffman House decided 10
hold the State convention at Saratoga on September
90 This is six days after the Republican conven-
ton
Ex-senator David B Hill dorninat ted the commit
tee' as usual. and everv paid Difference to him
Mr. Hill was suave and gentle, and did his utmost
TO convince his colleagues that he was a changed
man.
The other most noteworthy feature Of the meeting
was warning served State Chairman Meyer
and William F. Sheehan by big Tim Sullivan and
Charles f. Murphy. Murphy and Sullivan said
nothng at the session OF the committee. but as soon
as the formalities out of the way they got
sheehan and Meyer into a corner and began 10 talk
TO them Sullivan did of the talking He told
Sheehan that the managers of the State campaign
were making many biunders, and that while they
were squab5lns among themselves the Republicans
Were working with great energy in every election
district in the city. He declared that the Murphy
McCarren hasco had gone far enough and that if
'he democrats were going to stand any chance OF
eiecting Parker the Parker men would have to act
oiierently toward Tamlnany Hall. Murphy did not
say much. When appealed to by Sullivan TO cor
rooorate certain statements he returned brief re-
pHes' and then let Tim continue the talking
4ainniany men last night. after q meeting Of
'tief executive committee at Tammany Hall said
Inat sullivan and Murphy had impressed Sheehan
ana Meyer with the necessity OF spending money
lot campaign work here in New-York rather than
sendins 1t UP the State. where inexperienced or
olshohest workers would squander it,
No'hhne was done in the meeting of the com
Ittee without first referring it to ex-Serator Eiu
vi mn passed the word around that it would be
uhwlse to do any talking at this time as The navvs
pape[S would get hold OF it. His advice was fol-
lowed, and the session Of the committee lasted
ABOUT ten minutes.
FRANK Campbell. former State chairman. resIcned
yesterday from the committee. James a Parsons
VI faornellsVille. was elected in Mr. Campbelrs
place ~-"FSS4A
NY reasons for resigning are purely personal
90 S@4t -ai. campbell Il wanted to get out year
~ "o ago, out was prevailed on to stay in I
mink the Democrats have a good cbo,ca 90 .,,
man ~ VIZ que state thls fall IL they Will nominate
on The ne Is elected Will bring obIoquy
b M ToesS! SSmPoe 3 would make any clearer what
friendiy 9o 70 Dsyd B. Hill. who is not any longer
nsS S0hH W Potter, OF Oneida, succeeded John FIan
g. nero was a good deal of taIk abou+ candidates.
be fOcsI4of out Hill not ready 10 saw Whono
1.-The The friends OF Congressman Francis Bur,or r5er-
nomnated tFSs T5t 3e stood a good chance OF being
at this II understood that % Mr. ffa
boss 9n Inc Parker band wagon has angered his
leaders no longer as friendly 10 w HIM s 15a
Tammany Hail 'S2m $3.50 Was seen coming away from
ibatiiInany executive committee met de is
+ Murphy has t69 fT9m a. trip up the STATE Charles
as il; is a" Is 70 go on the State ticket this year
are reasonably OF "a
IIs rI4Atn congress District this wear Wr
district. 'H- II . sure 1aEnHany
JePoms far I ne upstate men want Shepard or
ovae. TOT governor. McCarren Is against SbAo-
ara nomination. and the Parker rne5 are sYrsH5
~ run Jerome IN the face OF his advocacy Of The
S- Sn1 40 10 open hquor saloons Sunday They are
mat while he might win votes on this
tIop0s,uon IN the cities. he would run fsr bAbind
the ticket in the country districts 90 OsNiiiu
me Lamont boom received considerable st+sn-
Ion AGAIN yesterday. Joseph Pulitzer is nn6ar-
sgDo oe N tavoT OF De Lancey Ncon sor Gov
ype II one can be found The friends oY Tpsrira
william J. Gaynor think he about fIIs tLs StIi
II a fair opportunity offers OOo'''
s,1enhtoT ASSarren fs saying nothing a abour ran,
dldates but he is quietly working for Co1t-oJIa'-
Trout. Srouts retirement from the Finance De
paTt;lent. assuming that he would resign n nor,i
. nsIeq. would giTe Mayor Mcclellan a chance 70
aapPoInt Iarnmany man 10 serve out the remain
der OF the term This would be- a good r-tns -.
pay tor the support OF Tammany al the naIle ~,
u IS understood that McCarren Is resSv ~ Isgo
tate the deal that basis -' - "eSO-
Justice Martin J. EeoFh's rrto,6, ,-...s-
brought forward his name for consideys1tor9 -
connection with the nomination for Governor 80