New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
CABINET GOSSIP AT ALBANY.
ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF MR.. HERMAN.
uoplNg TO PLEASE IRisil-AMEIuCANs ny clNiN"
u,NAN orr,cr-A rnnrAtrNED VISIT ny ptMo-
CRATIC CoNclissMEN.
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| AtnANv Doc D." Yes. Senator Baynrd WAS
here on sunday" Hald Ircacn elect Cleveland '"-uaN'
aud then he added in eshy bnnloiing tone oi voice.
| Was that ctimci" Tie inquiry hhd hren mN"e w
journalist who ia here GETTING ncwa Tor nh al'''hoon
| Nrw-yotk newspaper several hrmoei'ur pohu''HhN
also made spocia Inquiries concerning the nova oi sen
ator iia, aH Via which had horn cNcluniNoh llh'0"
IA rnr fnin 81, aud were informed that the Hh'em'n
was tfne one, ono Of the iNo or slN men who arc w
tmae with the rroaldont-ooot sail during 'ho gay
" No Cabinet appointment has yet been m'''' "''
ayard simply made social can ON MI ''N''"h"' "''
the two mon gpt acquainted with one another Tha' was
all there was of thcw interview on SUNDAY rms Aa'o
mont was apparently mado by authority ana may hNo
been ns ircd by Mr. Cleveland la ehcct II Is Pio''
nation that Mr.. Iayard did nos receive the onoi "i ''
SecIctarysip of the state Del arihent Whho III co"-
vcrsation with Mr.. Cleveland on sunday some o' ,''
Albany Democrats talking about nrglng upon MI
CLEVELAND the apnpintmcnt Of ex-senator Herman as
Postmaster General The Udcd ObScrcci, Mr. kerhHh
! home organ. Is already pushing him for some 'aWhc'
position. Mr.. Herman is 10 be made conspicuous ny
having conferred upon hnrthe caucus nomination {" '
! Democrats for United states senator Then MS hp-
pointmcn TO Cabinet position IS to he urged on the
ground Of his great services tor Cleveland ut the Demo
cratic National Convention. when his position was
uoiuted m "A, showing that the Irish Americans were not
| opposed to Mr. Cleveland.
| ANXIOUS 10 PLEASE IRISII-AMFElCANs
The Irish diSaii,cI0n has greatly aarmc' inc pc''"-
cratic leaders. II is argued that the appointment "i
some leading Irish American 10 cabinet position "o""'
greatly diminish the dissnccou. Edecnc Kelly w&'
made rrcs,icnt Of ths Electoral College the first st"
toward placating the Irish Democrats II Is nrgeu Ih'
Mr. Kcrnau's appointment should he the next As u
hna argument. it is said that lc Democratic lrr& VIII
have much difficulty ia carving tlS So ,,f ~, [ % ~
that the party Ought 10 have such ad 49, cpu ne tI'Vh
hy the d.strijutiou a. Federal patronage ny cN loIh
man. The Post Office department mas NE GI'ltrSt
amount OF patronage ih9t eou.l DC ~ Nr"" % s,,Id
| in ylew aud therefore, II l. urged Nj. herman s"o''"
| be placed nj its head. , 49,. ,.o,. ,,.,.
a,n,ng the Governors visitors to-day Nj Kelsey stated
that his sole purpose IN Visiting ADdhl va u! I'''Iu T."
| some Insurance Department matters. MI Kelsey WIS
emphatic IN dischlmS any lo''!I,ti ' n w., ~, ,,i
ing to Albany that politicians were trmptu M" NtM a
Ing that he might he here ln t4e ia'ce,. ,, o. aH" fr
| stockton. OF New-Jerscy, who Is cih''"'e lor
| Attorney General
| 10 BE ovERRUN BY DEMOCRATIC CoNGREsSMFN'
Congressman j. Floyd King also visited the Governor
and had long conversation with him. Mr. King caused
some dsnay among Albany politicians ~ stating thal
| yearly all OF the Democratic Consressnen intended To
visit Albany during the holiday recess. H. j. Edwards
wholesale dealer carriages at Chicalo. also ersed
tle hand of the President elect Mr. Cleveland soon
discovered that Mr Edwards was an Intimate Irlrnu ol
his III hi, boy ho"i me IVY" iu1h iu1 N%lr VIZ -, ~ ,,' ~ =
| school III FAYETTEVILLE, III which the Rev W. ~ 'leM'-
| land the GoIcrnol's elder brother teacher. Tho
two men recalled old times ana their former me To-
gethcr u a conversation oi over an hOui diHIon,
Irutcnant Governor !Iil arrived IN Albany lde IN te
afternoon. and Immediately went to the rew ,tarilo
where he was I'm COM craition WIN o"FefHor 'icf'i
for iIr Ifil comes 10 Albany for me pur
pose OF geilns thc ahl2 iel1r,a :" ' ~ VIZ , m i
mcnts. the substance o Wch ne lhtch 10 incul
i'm his lrst MESSAGE the legislature Governor Clcfo-
land FOR the remainder Oi the time in which hc VIII re-
tain his Office, viii merely Intend to thc plon 'HVS
lie n resign his Office Governor IN hlic h'S~"-c
Gcne,Tl y NJ curtis and George Il. Erwin. two of tle
Republican candidates for speaker also called upon the
Presidcnt-cloct Joseph J: O'Donolne, 9l sew lorh
one Of the Tammauy Hall leaders, also visited 'he GOV