New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
HUNGRY AND THIRSTY.
o,p,NrT.MAKlNG IN THIS CITY.

c.u,Nrr.NAKlNG IN THIS CITY.
ru.r TIE DEMOCRATIC STATESMEN An"
CANvAssING.
Tn the Cabinct-making that was III P'os'osS
,,,, ur Hendricks visit great many h''hos
.v.re canvassed. A TRIBUNE reporter VINO "'s'" Wv" ,
.,o nemocratic throng OF statesmen was co"S'''
r..-,,y new names suggested for the various omo''
r,,e i,npress seemed to prevail that MI i'o"
,.os veteran politican, would have great ucai "
say I'm the formation of the Cabinet ana 'ne s ,,.,
of patronage Close Observers however u'''., ., -
Mr. Cleveland will not rely U" 'io u
ae,, hat has already called into his couhsciS 'o""e
aud more active politicians Chir"ah "o ,'' =,
,,,aua D,nieI Lamont, Daniel Manning, "iiha" "
whitney, Hubert O. Thompson, Oliver II. r"yho, .no
,,,an, treasurer OF the Standard Oil Company'eeha
Tor Camden of West Virginia and Democratic Poi','''
-, this modern school the ones on whom Mr' 'io'o
land will lean for advice. IL the inner talk among ~ ~
,r~,soa and reiuvenaied he relied upon So"e Va
che leading names In the long list OF Democrauc st
men seen by common consent or knowledge Oh M" 0'''
lands intentions to be laid aside ~
Samuel J. Randall will not accept any Posiuon' ,o
nrefers to lead the Protective Tariff Democrats III 'o
r., eona,or e,ect Payne Of Ohio prefers career IN
,bo senate or II is pretty certain he would pe c"'u
,he Cabinet Senator Pendleon may De sent 80 %
avon IL Mr. Cleveland attempts TO make s'""" io ~
Sic peforn the politicians say that he would not No
oasna the rank and hle OF his party rs 10 ca" WI ~
dleton to Cabinet position IL seems se'teu .i' Nv
Ianeudcn, will be invited to the inner council cna'
ber Carl schurz is popularity supposed 10 DC pooho
for the Berlin Mission. II ia reported aiso '"''
George william Curtis will be invited 10 ~
h~oaa There was some talk OF General iiahcock
Gov socre,arv OF War; but it has died away lie wonia
,v Give nm his present position for four years OF sec
rctaryship a. t., ~, c,h, .
,s,-Rayari Thurman and Mcdonald Ihe'e is h'.o
opposition and. in fact, general consent 10 ana u0
o. ,h e,ection of Senator Bayard Secretary OF state
..s.rs Thurman and Mcdonald are not so secure Inc
Ohio disscnions are deep and strong. Juuge io"u'
would like a portfolio John r. Mclean, inc !ou"s
Democratic leader. wants neither hoaoy nor in"'
,o.n IN any position whore their power couiu DC
u.i,ot AGAINST him lie is mentioned as eanddate
Tor postlnas Ter General The talk mere ~ .'u % mi H.
simply diversion to MI on lni % aH ohoan but are
icnng ali their influence to the Whitney movect in m
terenee to thurman that he win be Invited to ine
Cabinet regardless Of Mclean ana llo'uH' IL vmernv
matter ts IN dil rrcnt shape ~ - S',t,'21 ,.aa2
s"needed that Indiana ought to have bureau @ren,
mr McponaId But the rvares of Indiana politicians
have been such that the Nice-lresieh. ocuo
tor Voorhccs however and most Of the army OF Indiana
inocrais who are hungry for place a. tnG Sey
placed as rossioc Hence ,hey are nuSa"s '1o or
ts,pald boom to Mt. ncndrckss dscomhlui,e, lot J.,
s.s altogethor probable that lac will he appointed ''
P,,eSmnine with the Eastern States the names neh-
,is"e Mil hc inind In the following. 49, .., ,.,..,
Massachusetts has eNGoNsrn,Mho ~"s'Js "'r bon"ht
.Ssie of the iay state to he eneqe the rcssnll,iss r,i
tN.tnaattput having HNnN l'NNNNiN'N
M b,,s,ia Win the Importance of sctting hon Who
has lei, he, neat IN search oi Woms uoNolof Wao,'
ssne,or tnon aud 0cucp Franklin heNcth1u m,r2,,MNV r M
scsene. ot @ekcts Mt I9ss" ,nn f,c"s"s c"", "rat
lie !. mnonpnrc aud an ehl' nnnhclrr N,wi" u,"1n
H.. m,I' s si"n Sf,' w"ad Il, SeaucG with euythigg
In New York me ne,nTH rtii",'Y ti ilew G% Andrew IL
Uts,n Ngrmon ., sullivan, Francis herman i'hn'r'
MSnnng, William n'r'%,H tSSScr M",%S" f,"Snr i. Sar'
rrnty believed that me hsl m m ,h rnn, ue i, Jersey
cum mn "f ,lI irn Little Mae tho War depart.
meat Nscnator stockton wants - '1 M nndst in don"nd
Ing recognition But the quarrel between the , nc, o'",
aad stockton factions iS so sl..er % frpSsideut Una"
elect he will probably see M on Goruan OF Mary
land and Governor McIane are mentioned me former
has secure place IN cn cn1 nr"SaSy have portfolio for
the asking Mr. Randall and General Haneo,K t neng u i
ex-senator Wallace ms sence nse here the past week
,,. :ss rrsnsP , that s he IS least wiling Illinois has
platform of great men anG + obT NJ Palmer lyman
TrnnIbull william II. Morrison, and "ehefai D. T.
'N I WISCONSIN, W F. Villas and Alexander Mitchell are
accounted i'm the line of selection the latter esIcly -
the Secretary Of the IreasG & foinGo n SaEnr @ no claims
GsDera Eosccrns has been spoken OF FOR ine Wa ne,
O9! Five MS ,s s"%s o% Of 9Ss S ''y gfe votes %c
Cleveland will receive in the Electoral o1eSe, t 4 @ se" n,
stS Henry q; Davis West Virginia with Genera D. b:
cn of Georgia are here the ground II thought
10, 1oor r :" appnc out the Southern distribution The
dor,t. P~i.nlicrs have been quietly told thHt
rn.lestv will become them well since hepnpl,'n p, i1
az mn Il pass ON their appointments Inc oenate Nou NV
hsIdy welcome Rebel TO the war OF N.Y. &
refuse to cOnlrl any tA NonlC"Cle
-iicr for any place At least this is the leehhS pr
Ing Democratic Con9se IS %nas en Mo- "uisana General
S:.,nIon Nathaniel J. Hammond ana MT. 'oi1ulIIt' W
(,szrga Garland of Arkansas CarisIe anu d Dr. rIuH ~
Kentucky Money. OF Mlssl.Slpp a,'dI & inn T IT, Riod
bard. OF Texas BuntOn' oI Virginia "'N wa" ~ "
head. Of st. Louis. . ~, ,ha stan
caiver H. Payne of Cleveland treasurer OF lne @ s.'l m
Al or co,unony and Colonel W. T. Thompson, one OF
iard Yesterday. joined William g wAh,nSs 'iat az
(1.,irman and went win ihem "a ~ nn"s 80
3:3O D. m Its now pretty wen uhueIs"ou9 ma 20" . hst
t1y German will stand In the relation oi ,41 pest
s~.o tn Mr. Cleveland, during the uhis
Ia triLulaons Of forming his councll:
He has so far arranged all the meetings OF ILon,ehs
r,sv snccia train aud he sent Mr. No0rhees up py e
sirat boat he himself IA second ume VIII VIII ~ h
Whitney There is story III poitea cirG,ca d ' ndr &
Tsuocratic National Committee was pdceu uu".i
staI "hiications 10 Mr. Whitney for money raised 10
M their Xpenses Aside from what he secured from
the Payncs which Is stated to have beeh iasv
ne is said TO have pen ,"r5ii,,, "o money aowed
sn The Democratic Golfer. Mr.. NandcrDlil
h.s publicly denied that he made any contriouon 1 10 ne
f1o,nocratic National Committee II Is no" salI th,, ~
k,uhlev who nassed IL through the hands OF whitney
rsc ia his intimate friend. their Offices ADJOINING
Mr. Whitney received credit for raising what aon.e
70 fay onehaf the entire Dehocr"u, nns IN,
votuciaus = certain to go mo the taplhot.
Puliticians who were in Albany on IucsuH sap .n"e
Beu.or Voorhees, and Governor 'IeNcIau
l,asant unersf Standing AMI that eN senator McDOhao
tCiIl be OF. red the Attorney -Generlslip
COLLECTING ELECTION RETURNS.
TIE WESTERN UNION COMPANY DENIES THAI
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