New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
Albany GOSSIP.
Nrw-trnsrY AND CLEvELAND's CAbiNEf-AN-
OTHER CANDIDATE FoR sPEAKER-sENAroniAL
rkNptpATrs

Srw-JrnsrY AND oLevELAND's cAbiNEr-AN-
OTHER CANDIDATE ron srEAKER-sENAroRiAL
CANDIDATES.
AtnANy. Nov. ts-Thc fact that q dclcga-
ton uf reading Democratic politicians from NewJersey
paid their tesrects Ia Mr. Cleveland yesterday has SET
the tongue OF speculation vigorously wngging the
delegation consisted ~ Governor Albeit United states
senator Mciherspn. Congressman Miles Ross ana one
~ two other gentlemen Hepurs Disagree "a to tho Oh
leoi of ihpir visit II u snld the one hand, that h'y
camc to boom ucoiso H. Mcclellan for Secretary Of war
ani oi the other hand that they Urged Attorney
STOCKTON tera Cabinet position
Win tho exception of This visit Governor ce'elahl
hsA Yet been Comparatively, ftue fthn the hua"h w
those who meek oioe ui Themselves uf "thpiH w" VI"
tulo OF hs state appointments has been h'h ~ '" ien"
II Improbable thai of he names talked "i ~ ""'"
ingon IA connection with Cabinet positions, VIII Do COZ"
sidrrrd b, hin seriously ia mat relation l"i h''"h'o
while IL was deemed certain mat Jonn hiloh =" '"'
ess County would be superintendent OF fubio ""As'
Governor Cey Gland was going out 0I the way "P'h a."
Assembly man, John shanahan, Of no particular roll'
cal influence for that place. SIN later, Isaac IT,
Perry "A Einghamton builder, whose politics we're not
even known, chosen Capitol COMMISSIONER u posi-
ton created after long struggle in the Legislature
chiefly satisfy Mr.. O'Briens disappointed ambition
Perhaps is the knowledge Of these facts that has kept
leading Democrats from what would probably be iuliic
mission
There were no visitors Of National prominence at the
Capitol to-day Beyond the reasonable certainty that
Bayard joe Secretary of State If he DESIRES
speculation concerning the Cabinet Is vain Governor
Cleveland has given ought to the subject beyond
hastily looking the Cabinets made out for him by the
newspapers and passing or less iocose comments
on the WILLINGNESS, of others to relieve him of the task.
APGAR FOR CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
Its thought that Deputy Treasurer Edgar X Apgar'
who helped to the nomination OF Mr. Cleveland a.
Governor, and was largely Instrumental in promoting
that for President receive an important position al
WASHINGTON. Mr. Apgar has been the closest political
friend OF The Governor in Albany his constant adviser
and man for whose abilities the governor hS INC pro
fouudes respect. 1t Is limited that NJ ApSar may pr
made Controller of the Currency. ms VIII not IL !,
said. be dictated by sr9tiInde Tor pas pas
on matters of the currency ana bahhihs
his party d~truscd even b. many that voted Tor him
and disposed 10 arm his ADMINISTRATION against hS u.S
trust bS filing the position most closely ih contact Win
those subjects able and positive New l"ik man
OF, rcd an important position. sheriff Davidson was III
Albany to-day I'r shor ,nr, an" n XnnIcrmor fo
ernor an answer OF ms counsel =. >. N"", l' r
Cleveland ha, declined screnades proicrcd 10y several
Democratic campaign clubs.
The name Of Henry A. Barnum Of New-York is to
be added 10 the list Of candidates for Speaker OF
the Assembly. 1t is understood th2ine VII
absent in Europe hs wedding tour ms son James H.
Manning viii be managing eiiior OF ne ArYnS I3ui
Governor Ccveland's resignation he VIII become mcre!
octmg Governor without ce9~ing to be 10Y
ernoi. II likely that the Attorney -Gtnclal VIII D,
e.gcI H. write Al opuion on the point ia dispute
monument EcWhcan official is authority for the stale
iucnt that Roscoe Conkngs undtlhand course toward
the RrpnDirau PARTY M tc late canvass is by one Ge
nouuced more severely than 10y James d. Warren char
man of the Republican State Committee, and formerly
Nr. Coukings sianchcst supporter in western new
York. II not in the state.
Levi f. Morton is to added the list Of Senatorial
candidates He is said 10 have spent some time IN con
sltatlnn with friends in the senate and Assembly, !"
have eX pressed t. them desire for another chance In
the race with better results than In the noted contest
when Thomas {. Plat elected and To have placed
him. eli i'm their hands There is very kindly iecIlht
here toward Mr. Morton. Stewart L. NOOdioid also be-
gins to be talked Of