New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE oFFICE-sEEKING ARMY
UNHAPPY LOT OF A PREsIDENT-ELECr.

noyrRxog CLEVELAND KEPT BUSY Ni0"i AM
n,y-soME OF THE CALLERS
svpox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF iiih ii'i".N!
Atp,xy. Nov. Observation-Disclosures CleVeiahu
surrounded In the Executive Mansion to late hour
80, n,r,, bv several members of the self-appointed
Advisory Beard which has just como into existence hs
chief is United states Senator Gornan OF Mary anu
.,,o,0 its subordinate members William e. Withey
~ New-York and Oliver H. Payne OF Cleveland treas
urer of the standard Oh Company, aud son OF senator
elect Payne of Ohio All these men arrived from new
York early in the evening and at once went 10 .he
Executive Mansion. where they were in councl WIN
Governor leland til long after midnight ihis morn
t,r inc Governor looked much weacd by his tax w'n
The nenhcrs OF the Advisory Board but senator "oh""
and Mr. whitney fresh-lookng az thoush tneS
had had a good nights sleep
senator German sad Our visit purely OF social
nature" and smiled benignly when 1t was hnted that
p,lticai topics also may have been discussed Mr'
whitney was also uncommuncative respecting the
nature OF the conversations held with the Governor An
evening was not sufficient time I'm which the Advisory
Board conld discuss fully what they desired Win
the Governor They TO the new Capitol TINS morn
fng AMI resumed the conversation which they began h'.
night The conference lasted TIL the Governor departed
for lpch at H. H. few visitors were able to see the
Governor therefore IN tho morning Hints are thrown
ont ty prominent Democratic politicians that inc en'e
COR positinn OF PcsdCnt-clccts Cabinet was us
at the conferences tho number OF places that the
South is TO have and Northern and western States
The President Is olso said TO have made careful III
ouircs of senator Of the relative ability OF the
Great Democratic leaders and the services they rendered
the Democratic party the late campaign 1t asserted
thot MIR Cleveland shows inclination TO make choice
vet Of his Caii met advisers although willing to accept
suggestions on the subject Even the members OF the
ADVISORY Board nave be careful I'm dealing win the
suhject Sir. Hendricks obtained no knO Ncuge oi thc
f;ovprnoTs state of mind. Mr. PaNne IL IA sutchfr, II
not pressing Mr. Thurman enthusiastically Tor po'iuoh
in the Cabinet. -, - I'M, ,., .
1be' Governor Tomorrow will ENJOY Thanksgiving
Day at the Executive Mansion IN cohIehS Will WIN u'r i
FAMILY and no ohce-seeRcrs will be admitted either To
fhe Mansion or 10 the Executive thamher OF inc new
Capitol Indeed the Governor viii not 4" To thc 'hllln
rs members his family who will he present mt Tue re
tiutop nt the Executive Mansion VIII he MT Hnd Ml-
Io,t of Iayptteylc. Mas H. y. Cleveland. OF Holland
Sp0nans. ~ Wavotth. with two or three OF thcll
children. aud the Rev. w. NJ Cleveland ana Wiie 81
Iofcstpnrt 1T, ,i.,
several hundred people. many Of thcm eccrcty ouce-
the capitol To dnY, but ihe toNoih'i
was nbo 10 SEQ only Of thcm ono application iot
ptlrc was made to Colonel Lamont tho tnVeinpft pr
,alo sogfclay. who aitorwatd said; There. an o''
Gentleman outside VINO wants cnu7uilhlp 10 M"U,k'4
.nt aui Eve had 80 ~ him that hu must ne hs nppuoh
lion, Among the eoycrnorH NiItnrH wrln ATTORNEY
tsurnl O'lifVh Aud ON-ARtrmhlN man Ihnui AHN'w
bY,usu. .crct George f. kuech nni lcnty Won Glhd"n,
mffhers ~ the Young Meme lnhcprndthl Nh"Vlhl"l
of the Nih Assembly D.trict
Tho nrat crank entered ihc lAtcnllvt 'hhnn'l 'u
dty bat was oven 40 chance ni hrcus the toNflhpr
40 was from Aica n This state and had attracted altu-
zion TN wearing o black skull cap Whilc rl"No
1nln ." hat, white Walacrai, HAnlhg Ird Hl'n
the hnokcsi of coats and trousers lie was LOOKING 10"
IA al