New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
MIR. CLEVELANUS VISIT
PEACE IN THE PARTY NOT HELPED BY H.
NOT HARMONY BUT HEART BURNING CAUsED-RE-
LA11oNs OF THE GOvERNoR-ELECr TO MR.

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NOT HARMONY BUT HEARr-BURNINd cAUsED-hE-
LA1IONs OF THE G0vERNoR-ELECr ~ MN
TILDEN AND MR.. KELLY.
Grover Cleveland's two days visit In TINS
oty has not contributed to the harmony OF the Demo
cratic party The managers of the Manhattan Club In
Tor the reception TO the Governoreect mado
n special effort throw obstacle In the way OF con-
tinued peace In the party ranks To tnat END " lin
Campbell and like members OF the party were invited to
tbe recepton though they had before been admitted
10 the Manhattans arlstocrac halls since the days oil
Tweed Mr. Cleveands speech was carefully prepared
advance and read by some OF his friends In ORDER
among other things that word might be uttered by
him which could give offence to any faction. HIS
law partner, Mr.. Bssen, and the member of
the Democratic State Committee from Buffalo,
W. s. Mcclure. came 10 the city with
Mr. Cleveland and stood guard over him. as they have
done almost since the day OF his nomination But
Notwithstanding all the that taken to do moth
ing except what would tend to uphold what MI Cleve-
land oas the timehonored principles OF the Democ-
racy" he has returned Buffalo, leaving heartburnng
behind him.
Upon his arrival at the Windsor Hotel Tuesday Mr..
Cleveland was Immediately visited by about all the
Democratic leaders in this city aud Brooklyn, including
mike Norton, Assemblymen-ele Campbell spinola
and Sheridan and the Aldermen, Senators, Congress-
men and others who saw In Mr. Cleveland possible
ddate for the Presidency in 1884 1t Is improbable that
any of these patriots thought of the offices which would
be at the disposal OF the Governor-eleet
At least bringing the subject up during Mr. Ceve-
I'm any way connected with such matters that they called
upon him. but they merely wished to remark incident
good Railroad Commissioner, while " Jimmy" Oliver,
from his long experience as attorney at the I9nos
for the Office of Captain of the Port 1t said that
era of the defeated candidates at the late election IN
cuding Henry w. Genet had their caims" incidentally
brought to the attention Of the GOvernOreec in this
way. He, however, was not communicative TO these
and
some Of them. In fact, good many persons who
efforts were shown Mr.. Bissels instead of to
those OF Mr.. Cleveland to whom they sent the cards
that the hotel wrote for them Mr. Bisse politely
a. nained that the would be glad omeet
them but he was engaged" This however, was not
satisfactory the city statesmen, and some OF them
before leaving the hotel corridors expressed regret That
they had nominated and elected that country fellow"
What CALLED the TGmma0y % was 1T the iGs SG1
Mr.. Cleveland was present Iaey dld not Know
VINO was present at this gathering t 9In yortan
facts about Mr. Kely's call upon Mr. Cleveland at the
Windsor Hotel II left anything but comfortable ieelng
Cleveland IT was said received Mr. Kelly very formal
| way, and did not ask his advice upon any OF the
ernor, discuss them with him III any way Whenlt was
rumored IN Rohtiot SIT1eS els on M % 3i cnnsi HIN
upon matters connected with the administration OF tne
Office of Governor IL awakened considerable Interest III
political circles Reporters called at the Windsor Hotel
| sent word that the Govenol-eect and himself
! engaged A note was then sent 10 him stating
be substance of the rnmOr and Offering opportunity
10 deny desired. Mr. Bssel at sent for the
rcDorer the most aabIe manner explained that
air. Cleveland had not called upon Mr.. Kelly, or con-
other With tine Governorsip In fact
he display ed IN elVinS inns information
This incident known several IaInnany leaders
who cowered whenever ii referred to. There was
CONSERVATION in ranks Yesterday, however, when 1t
was learned that Cev Gland spent two hours lu com
pauy with ex-Mayor Cooper and other weilknown Til
den Democrats al the house OF the venerable claimant
| in Gramercy Prk. At this conference points
| ernor-elect were discussed it said,
| and other matters of equal importance regarding
| appointments, etc W. b. ku.gles, Il known flden
Democrat and formerly Deputy Attorney OF the
state w stated, be private secretary 10 Mr. CeVe-
| land one of those present at this conference
also gave 1t his opinion that Alfred {;
| Cnapin, OF Brooklyn, would be eoCted Speaker OF
the Assembly, because Mr. POucher. OI OswcEowas TOO
Inuch OF a Kelly man " Sycra other interesting bits OF
| information OF t.s character leaked out yes
terday aud cast gloom over the hrm OF
| Nichols, Sauer, kearney spnOla, general
| agents at Albany for John Kelly and iaminany Hall
one OF the clerks of this rn said Is oay about
week since Mr.. Cleveland held long conference with
Daniel Manning in Albany. Now he comes down mere,
under the guise of reception gotten up by Edward
Cooper and other swallOwIals OF the Manhattan Club,
| to confer with that Old fraud Illden And
| hear that he and Ejson had long tax
and agreed that we ouc ht 20 nave single heads a
the Departments including the Police. If this is the
way he is going 20 his administration he might bet
Buffalo and keep MS place as attorney for
a railroad company. preuCt he Will be dead failure
Talk about bim candidate for President. Why, ne
hasn't original thing since he nominated, he
has given us lot OF commonplace written out before
hand, that schoolDOy might have said. ii lie isn't
| he he