New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
CONNECTICUT GOSSIP.
POLITICAL LEADERS AND THEIR DolNds'
oovrpyou wALL,n's AMBTioN-DE

frnon Tnr nr0uLAR CORRESPONDENT of iih Ih'no'.'l
U,nrronp, Conn.,, Dec. 2S.-Mr. Burr III
behnlf NJ tho Connecticut Democratic Vstor' '" Apa",'
denies I'm his paper. he Hrord Tmes that tho V'''
had any political significance. Thls denial was m"uo III
of wspaper report that tho Connee tout
gentlemen went TO Albany ~ head or Governor wafer
fr,u Cabinet po.ition Mr. Burr OF course tells tho
truth about The Interview with tho Presidentccct MANI
testify there would have been An npropcty III com
pany Of strangers upon first presentation ID tho ""y
cautoi openng the clams of Connecticut pnt no" '"a'
o has takcn place, Mr Cleveland can gov
advice II no moods The gentlemen IN tho dcegaio"
,yl NOT be ant 10 favor Governor walters claims II no
.ha make any. No II probably authorized yct 10
say that tho Governor wantsa place No ono certainly
outside OF few stad officers In Connecticut IL making
any atir In his behalf II s enough to any now perhaps
that N he should come forward consplcuously ne claim
ant he will be vigorously opposed by the leading Demo
Gratis I'm the state including the d5ting shed gentlemen
who went 10 Albany last week.
Governor waller donlcs that he II candidate for
supe ror court udgeship and bases his denial upon
newspaper statement originating In New-iiayen winch
was somewhat offensive. No one surp0ses that he ~
0Iobyng" for tho place represented but that he
would glad TO accept Judicial position M MS tchus
knows for he has talked over the matter WIN muoh
freedom during the last two years II IL now thosho
that Governor Harrison viii nominate the two Judges
whom he has select early In the Legislative session III
order that court assignments may proceed without
DELAY Mr. Harrison was I'm Hartford one day last week
IN connection with Henry Robinson and the fact that
Mr. pnlinaon warmly favors william ilameraey iqr
Judge strengthens the teport that thls eehieh'n WI"
bc one Of the aIp1n tees.
MoNrY rs fffCiloNs.
p.rrnt rifets ffUin Connecticut M New York Denp
etaie newspapers represent that the Republican paiF
here d great den ~ e last election IN the rntrhn'e
~ tuips AtrniIhr in pse stories thtie hust nave
tptn atrR tuttriun thd tni The iari 70 no. ihei'
bas nNi iupn 90 rtpiun ~ hiaht tpHta thth ihns'
atiuay n,et ipl iptlilntln purposes Wttn 90 stsi'
ips snnr 49, 49, % ihp i'rrwia'l, iHit3 n l,rl
Nsmi ~ hn rai4rl ihHl 'iftlrni n',s,-'1i i,n
lhu Wdi Ihntluh Nds ihal in snhl w llh ''H" '''
ltire urr his ouiuaiinn rtnrY iesr faut ihnin Ns
"r,er n, nf"rsaie ,so NJ mo0ei 10 lhe Hlelo ulii
laiurs D. inAsh ho. amo iln iianneiale candidate iW
Imornr n innd aid he came Niih'n nii votes
nj defeating denrral iiaNiry, ~, WI" N"s
himself M poor H,p IN '1 H. follo"ing wear Lng
i,h Wa elected al an estimated cost Of rlu"9o innt
was The Introduction Of tho money element h'" '""
Ia 1903 he Il, puhicans took up Marshall Jewell who
WIS then tho only man ia the STATE Wiling 10 nH',n
pockcihouhs with the New Haven capitalist, ana ne
did IL sufficiently 90 make the campaign an eArrrunsb
esctcd-no by money alone but by Tho use of ioFsod
ccriiiicatrs Of voting IN that year Tho Republicans
entered upon public career which proved To pe gncom
monty successful. Mr. Baruim became financial factor
i'm Democratic party methods almost simultaneously
win Governor English. and when they found themselves
pilted against each ether ior me Lnlea satiS %
Ship iu 1870, they were extremely INrIal ana tho
& sba,' TInpr Mr. Eneiish a5andonod giving after
bhI"' bhIi"'' dr ir5' for the senatorshp. and when he
r3n f0r Governor In 1850 he confined
his gins to the vicinity OF New Haven. lie
was afraid 10 trust his money Out Of his s-ht, or ~
s5 he put 100000 in Democratic hands, In llartlorl
10 help n mis- legislative heht Tor the seh5tofP' anu
discovered later that his cash went 10 hclp lalnuh
with English out of The way, Barntn has ptCh the
main reliance for money contributions, atlOuEh Con-
grr-suau Mitchell gives freely, and Is looked upon as
one familiar with party methods IN This STATE eads the
CHARGES of Republican corruption Itltlltl 10 HpuN''
Ill ne cannot la 90 br excited Woudtllul ddmha'h
for The genius thar can invent thcst hcons ana al e
safAc tme REGARD tAe coarse OF DemocAtlo ndna- la
with an Innocence That is born OF childkc simplicity,
and not Of connllned iaIot5.
sFNATOB WAlIs FIRST APrEAHAAiE.
Olliuc u r4it Wup wiz Doe rotl,'lel 10 lhe ih'''
states 5enaie pf me lauuec'isnt Legislature NrAt
mouth made bis nst a4prlilufe 90 Wnlie pline As ft'h
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fmtHt ufffir ftHnfr hiun uuHn ihf wHlf tVu ttis
ani teit nnali iesiuirllt nl'lmNrnh administration