New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
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WHO SHALL BE SENATOR'S
SILENCE OF THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS
THE RESULT OF TnE CsSrERENCE AT THE WHITE
HoUsE--sENAroR MILLER AND MIR. WARREN.
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TIE RESULT OF THE toNltNLNIL Al lHi
HoUsE--sENAroR MILLER AND MIR. WARREN.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-1hc result of the con.
ference at the White House. yesterday reference to
the New-York senatorship. still remains In doubt.
Messrs sharpe and Warren. who have been tho guests
Of the President since their arrN al In town. are ex-
tremcy Iccen' Police Commissioned rcnch. left Cham
bcrlins this afternoon for NeW-lork. Messrs. Gould
and ackett took their departure early In the dag. Mr.
Draper likewise took early train for home this
morning. Both General Sharpe aud Mr Warren remain
the ground until To- 10 discuss the situation
and determine the II Is best pursue In their
opinion In order TO secure the nomination for the Presi-
dent From trustworthy sources 1t Is learned that they
disappointed with their failure 70 obtain from Sen
Miller OF SUPPORT and to get hint at
the he likely pursue In the coming
contest
The statement that after careful canvass OF tle
Republican members OF the Legislature. General sharpe
found forty-nine whom he thought the President
could rely upon for support Is received with some III
crcdulity by the NewIork here. II that So"
said of them to-day, the thing would be practically
settled, for fortyse is majority In the caucus.
There are seyentythrec members OF the Assembly and
nineteen Senator'S nlnety.tWo In all. Forty nine would
bc two more votes than f. required 10 elect. dont
think that Mr. Arthur can muster many votes"
prominent supporter OF senator Miller said to-day
that the fren President Arthur had paid altogether
too much attention to the Assembly and senate nomna-
tons and the election of the candidates ancrwari,
not TO make the ne gect with which they treated tho
National ticket conspicuous. 1t will be shown he
said that they considered the control of the Senatorial
nomination of vastly greater Importance than tho
election Of Blaine aud Logan How the Republicans In
Legislature aud the Republican party In the state
will like this. remains 20 be for ono. think that
they not prepared o reward such action, or approve
proceeding 90 selfish aud unprinclpcd
THE FEELING n Mr.. WARRENs BEHALF.
Among the New York delegation IN Congress are
number of who think that the digniicd reserve
shown by the President the campaign. upon which
his friends lay much stress whenever they enuneiato
qualifications for the SenatOrship * not recomnen-
daiion which HOuld strike the average Republican
faVonhly. Mr. Warren Il mentioned as a possible
lcgacc of Mr. Arthur the objection, raised by them To
the occupant Of the White House Piled 10 tho
med by every faction. dh every thing be could.
under the circumstances and with The means NJ MS COM
mand carry HIS candidacy would De less
Objectionable the friends of Senator Miller than that
several other named far "a the race. Two years
hence they atgne. when the question ~ VINO slah 10
NlcrS arises the fact That hi- col
leagie Is from u part the far removed from that
from which he himself Will ho point IN senator
Mlcrs favor and much gained he should seek re-
election For this reason, n * believed that senator
Miller would rather Mr. Warren oi Mr. Morton ns MS
future colleague than other thus TAR mentioned
who I'm nj. opinion will be useful 10 the party ani
hest able concliae the different iact ms and ppt
the plrv once more unOn a solid and united hhsiS " ~
NOT thought that he considers the President 10 he that
man though he would yield to the inlement ~ ntler
leaders IN the parts anhlony shont decide othet"ise