New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-23
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THE STRUGGLE FOR PLACE.
WHO INTRODUCED THE SECTIONAL CRYi
EACH CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER DEPRECATEs 1T,
AND ALL READY TO PROFIT BY T-GossIP.
IRY rEIEGRAp ApI TO TILE rRIRrNEl

ing bright and cheerful had Just received Sem
ator vance, OF North Carolina, the pleasing information
that four Of the Representatives from that State would
probably support the New-York candidate. They are
MessIs Cox, Green, Vance and skinner the latter
of whom elected only two days
ago 10 I'll the vacancy caused by tho
death Of Congressmanelect Pool had not counted
than two votes from North Carolina and course,
am delighted to hear OF gain there" said Mr. Cox One
OF his visitors was COngressmanect Stevens, OF Attca,
who Is strong Cox man. He said that at the Buffalo
convention number Of the New-York Democratic Rep
resentatiyeseect compared notes and informally agreed
that they would not only support the candidacy of Mr.
Cox, but would respectfully urge that the State Of New
York Is entitled to the Speakership.
nrcply question what he thought ought TO be
done for the preservation and maintenance of the
National Banking system Mr. Cox said: ~ am not ready
to express any oahand opinions that subject Iisone
of too much Importance to be treated with crbsone cr
cism." Mr. Cox said he regretted the raising of
sectional issue in the pending contest; he had always
opposed and denounced it as "hyena policy"
Now that has been revived among Democrats he thinks
1t will have tendency to strengthen the opposition TO
Mr. Carlisle, who is put forward the candidate OF tho
soid South" Mr. Cox said he would favor resolution
to authorize Congressional investigation of the Danvile
riot.
Mr. cox on THE SPEAKERS POWERS
An allusion having been made by Of his visitors TO
the power lodged in the Speaker and mis- ability
TO promote destroy legislative measure, Mr.. Cox
marked: "That is not my theory Of the Speakershp.
think the Speaker should allow majority of the House
to control its business under its rules, and Il is right
for him to set up his judgment to the merits
merits Of measure against the Judgment of majority
Of the House. He has right 10 be all the time boss
mg' the business Of the House." Mr.. Cox re-
allies that his prospects Of success depend entirely
upon the willingness Of the New-YOrk Representatives
20 stand by him firmly and unedy to the end aud his
qunr ainltr etoI hot a{oof
colleagues united Jealous and eager in their support
think shall win. If they fall ii will be hard for to
ask my friends from Indiana, Ohio North Carolina and
other States 10 stand by me-"
This necessity of Mr.. Cox's is thoroughly
derstood by the friends of the other candidates The
supporters of Mr. Carlisle, who anxious to have Mr.
Cox withdraw in his favor disposed to encourage the
claims Of the Randall men that the Pennsylvania
ddate viii receive several votes from NewYOrk on the
first ballot and the second. The Carlisle
daily becoming anxious that Mr. Cox shall aban-
don the contest before becomes too late but he shows
disposition to do On the contrary, his confidential
friends declare that Mr. Carlisle must be the man to
withdraw, unless he and his friends prefer Mr. Randall
to Mr.. Cox.
DIsGRUNTLED SOUTHERN CoNGRESsMEN.
OF the Southern supporters OF Mr. Carlisle
extremely belgeren to-day account of the raising OF
the cry Solid South" against their candidate One OF
them said: 1--WE tired OF doing all the voting and
turkey in the shape of Presidential candidate but
have got the votes and propose to have this little
turkey ourselves We have starved for twenty years;
have been eating dirt all that tme and OF fellows
who want vote for Randall TO like it.
They are crying: shy 'shi The South must keep in
and Presidency again. Now tired OF this
thing and we propose TO elect Southern man Speaker
The tail has waged the dog long enough ana we propose
The Carlisle men say that the changed attitude OF Tho
Constitution OF Atlanta, will inure their candidate
in the least but that he will receive the solid vote OF
not Vet know what TEe Cons1t1ton says, except by
press dispatch and we understand that the Associated
Press Is sam Randall concern" Another said "No
have information from Congressman Hammond that tho
Georgia Representatives will vote unit for Carlisle"
papers favor Mr.. Randall, Congressman phil" rhOmp
son one Of Mr FaIslGs eoiso most devoted 0Is oG
mountaineer's reply to stoddart johnson, when no
had the newspapers all on his side he was boosting OF
day in the presence OF an old countrynlan from
NAV be for you as you say, but all their subscribers
against you and they have the votes Randall may have
as many newspapers as he hkes' so Carlisle gets 'ho
yOtes.'
THAT BLAMED OLD TILDEY.
Virginia politician speaking Of the cry chat has been
raised against the "Sold South" and Southern candi
date said to-day that he thought the best thing Mr. Car
Isle could do would be instantly TO withdraw from the
race "I believe" he added bitterly, that that banked
Old Tden is at the bottomo ofit HewOud do anyhingto
carry a point and know he wants Randall 10 succeed"
M Randall not only denies that he is responsible for this
new ISSUE declares that he would rather be defeated
stood by the south, and he owed much 70 the southern
Representatives The change OF mont Py as &C. c9S"2n % m
said he had received Information that me hccs, OF
savannah, The fehg0ph, OF Macon me Lelge Oh NSw, %
come out in his favor, ana he ntimaled that SIN other
surprises are 10 store ior ms e o5
the ballot The name Of sprggs OF Itic ea ] an inc
mentioned by different persons who protcssed to know
something about the matter were those OF Arnot lewis
Beach Waldo Hutcins. John Hardy, Orado d. fotler'
Nicholas Muller aud Felix Campoeu'
sPRINGER;s LOSSES AND GAINS.
Early I'm the DAY Il rumor was circulated that 0nohaf
NJ Mr. springers supporters had deserted him for Mr.
Carlisle The truth of this story haty and solcmnly
denied this evening by the Illinois candidate and his sup
porer MI. Rigs. Moreover, Mr. Springer expects
further accession of strength tomorrow by the arrival o.
Mr. Neece of Illinois. He retains his hopefuness, aud
declares it is by no means improbable that Illinois may
furnish the speakcrcf the NLVIll,h ConSr.ss; lndeed
ihe man who has been five times elected TO
represent the district which sent A0raham WIFI 1dh
Mr. Snrinccr. of course regrets that the cry
AGAINST Solid iti has been raised in this contest
he is strongly OF the opinion that It WIN make necessary
tine election OF Northern say from Illinois One OF
his friends to-day said III Springer chosen speaker
the Democrats carry Illinois next year Let Cllsle
be chosen aud Illinois will 80 Republican by from 2OOOo
to 10000 majority" ,,, -. . % 49,, Mn.
controversy over the solid South" which has
arisen exactly how nobody seems TO know ard for which
each OF the candidates emphaticaly dsayOws any re-
sp0usbility there may spring necessity for new cam
ddntc whose views agree with those OF Mr.. Carlisle and
who will be acceptable to the Southern Representatives
such man is Colonel Morrison OF Illinois lie Is loyal
and active friend Of Mr. Carlisle and, II an emergency
should arise would have the cordial support OF that
entleinan and his followers
Upon one matter the Cox and the Carlisle men arc
heartily united: they demand viva vote in tho
cauc,is N is understood that Mr.. D0rshcmer OF New
York will offer resolution for that purpose ana that 10
wlll be seconded and ayoed by Carlisle maIl. IL IL
not nrobablc that 5;lch resolution he carried Mr..
Ralars supporters will Vote sOdly against IL, so
will all the who Nre pledged" TO the
support of twOor more C; nd dates.
A CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT.
SENATOR COOPER AND NJ. 5. QUAY TALK POLIrIc'