New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
IN CONSULTATION WITH THE GoVEhNoh.
A VISIT ny Ex-MAYOR COOPER AND coNd.hssNAN

in CONSULlAllON VII" $500 -. -,
VISIT BY Ex-MAYOR COOPER AND oo"u''"", nr
yw,rrw.sIr IN THE INTEREST OF HUBERT
o. THoMPsONf ,
,..o, r,v pvor, An CORRESPONDENT OF THE 1RiBuShl
AIp.yy Nov. 25.-CoOper, Hewitt Il Co'
,,od covcrnor Cleveland today or at least It's se'',
,rombers o. Mayor Edward Cooper, OF New-ior1' anu
|,ossuan Abram s. Hewitt OF the same city MI.
Cooper and Mr. Hewitt dined with tne "o'e'no' ~ .na
were In consultation Win Nun -,
Executive mansion most OF the ai'ernoon.
o,, ,voro NOT able TO return TO Ncw-forh
till p m This prolonged counc'i nus y" Wv Az
t,c politicIans here from New-fork 10 pehc'e 'n"'
1a,uor aud Mr. Hewitt were sent here by Hubert w.
1omnson 10 induce the Governor to ask Mayor huso'
ot Ncw.York not TO remove Mr. lhompso" ~"
the Office OF Commissioner OF ruo"o "o,As ..o w
appolntlng some one clse "s "' -,
10 that posi,on The confirmation OF MessrS fren."
| ,1oc,yc os Police Commissioners. yesterday by the
pord y; Aldermen OF NewYork, 1t Is said. VIII naturaS
alarm Mr. Thompson who cannot but rear that s''','
con,,suotIon will confirm any man as hiS
s,coessor who may be nominated by Mayor
rdson II Is believed hero tha' ""so'
Edison has no intention OF RI rcnomnating lhohlpSo" V
tbe Office Thompson It Is agreed, perceN'S Ms pr"
and sends Cooper and Hewitt here 10 ferSuhnc 'o''
land ~ ,Ible 70 offer such inducements to Edsoh 'h'
o rr No, ncrscverc I'm his intention but will reappon'
,,,.o, ,o the office or at least renOminatc hlm 20
matter what action the Board OF Aldermen may .e
the Mayor u 1'QhI'u "
successor to Thompson in at least zen u. a.t'l w
piration Of his of office ne MINI no,,'e h ,b
homnson and the nomination might be rlccieu uy r
nnaTd of Aldermen: but this action wond theh ,h,om
over the appontmrnt of Thompson su''tvi =" -,''
Ga.'s form 4 nrominent New York politician sam 10
uicbt cleveland could afford almost 10 give
p,1.nn ,he position of Collector OF Nc"-
Vnrk IN order TO save Thompson lhlhh; ho"cN'i.,
NO, TLomnson is in hot box, from when ne c',hno.
sncorc don think Grace would appoint him ! am
told they don't agree and that Grace VIII appoint
~ Cnu,,us.ioncr of Public Works II the aplnlh,hen'
comes 10 him OfcOursc Cooper ana iic"lit No"u -, oA
natia,c 70 the Governor about thc Psht
services of Thompson in securing "a iats" Nw,o M I &
Inn, i'm Nrw-NOrk and perhaps TINS mlsh' lnunce w
to nut pressure Edison in thompson iaNo
NJ Conner and Mr. Hewitt also snsuectel ny lne
n"iticIaus here of having acted as the agents
of William C. Whitney in his scheme 10 pc appom''"
Attorney General. ,.o.5 ovc,oil
The I;oycrnors mail has Increased nNci1a 1
in amount and there are many hppilcHt,iio"s -, ~,
,;, ~ f,,,n, humble members of the Democratic parry
Tbc clerks are kept busy mg these applications an" e
l,,or hnV Gets hea vicr and heavier "ay nieI ul' u
to viirnI intention of thc generals Of the Democratic
, @ ~, dnt arn,iaintri Win the Prcsidcnt-ecc before
nnroarhng him on the subject of ONCE lof lh'mH,
,d hcir friends There have been delegh,l"ls MR.
hcvov.r i'm the interest of men who seek 'aDh'l p",
ttnns moi oily one from Ncw-Jcrscy To push MI 0"'h
tnn fr The nce o Attorney General. More delegations
nf this character may he expected. ,.,..,,..
Auong The GoNrrlur's visitors to-day WtIr iilnil"-
=, ,in,r, Aarnn / Nnudrtpncl. John l.. DcNclh anu
John Henry Mccarthy. of New lplk, H,na'"' 4'''' "
penkskill. auI Judge ScraWling of bneida ,.,....
The electoral college will meet IN the Assembly, 'h'n,
hor next Turs.y to east its vote ioI t'N'lillu "'
tfrmIrLs fnr President and Vice President ics"'tN'N
SECRETARY of state Carr has had printed some hahd-"ho
ballots FOR the occasion.