Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
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y In recent dsspa tch from Sarasago
correspondent oS tf g Troy Times says
Tho Assem- bling here of the measber
OF tbs Democratso Stale Copamitte an
OF prominent Democrats from all part
I or State has developed ths fact tha
an open breach hsS oc surredf betweel
tne administration and Mr.. Tildsn
No attempt is nHde to conceal .h
fsuprerae contempt which Mr.. Tide,
tentertainB for Mr.. Cleveland and hi
Eadvisers. The 'Sage of Greystope o
feels that II he did no: create Mr.
o leveland he at leass consented to hi
being barn, and as to Manning ant
| Whitney, he claims that he made them
sody and soul politically. Wlthou,
his support and encouragament they
| would never have reached their pressn,
places either in the councils. Of the
| larty or rs members of tha- CABIN ct,
| When Ny. Manning went into the
,Cablnet Mr.. Tildtn telt an extraordi-
nary lntovess In the success of his pro.
teae.
"He knew that Manning wss ignorant
o' The elementary principles of finance,
and so he undertook from his retreat at
G'eystonee TO shape the policy Of the
Secretary, and was even Prepared TO
|
communications to Congress and other
public documents emanating from the
departmeE but Mr.. Manning treated
NJ :. Tilden with such indifference, no.
10 say ing,atitude, in the appointment
or a Collector for the port OF 1Few York
ti1h the ira Of the old man IL thorough
~ aroused, and he is now prepared to
take summary revenge for the sliphts.
put upon him by the men he made
Mr.. Taden wrote private letters to-
Mr. cleveland and Mr.. Manning asking,
for the appointment of j. Edward
Ssmt I'm ons, president of the Stock Ex
caange, &c the Collectorship; but not
only did the President and mis- Secre.
tary decline to grant the REQ dest, bus
Eeither has ever replied by letter to Mr..
Hlden's eDistle, and IL has remained t.,
Shis day unanswered and uunotiosd
she President emphasizing tie slight
oy not calling upon Mr.. Tilden when
the former visited Yonkers beforsl
taking himself to the North Woods TO,
mouth Of recreation and pleasure.
True, Mr.. Manning called at Grey i
stone, but he was received 80 coolly
that he will never forget the frigld as.
pect of she veteran statesman. AS to d
TO me, the scene must have. been deei-
uouiy inIoi iestlnB- mr, IlIGen was
seated at his table engaged in the OK
Of some papers O., Mv Man.
ming entered. The old gentleman lcok.
ed up, but without recognizing his visi.
tor resumed his work. Smith Weed
was present, and observing Mannins's
en- tafrassment invited him to walk
ont upon the piazza. There the TWO
in an animated if not angry
conv verstion, for Weed had some matters
of bis own TO settle with the Secretary of
.he Treasury, and settled them then and
there.
The program Mr.. Tilden and Mr..
Weed had agreed upon the for disposi- !
lion of the spoils of the New York Gus.
.om House embraced the appointment
,f Mr.. Simmons as Collector, William
Z. Smith as Surveyor, and a Dem &c rat |!
,f Brooklyn as Naval Officer. The mis-.
carriage of their plans made Weed ex.
seedingly wroth. When the storm sub,
sided the gentlemen were called III to
lunch. but Mr.. Manning WAS informed
that Mr.. Tilden had retired fer his af-
-ernoon siesta and had left orders not to
be disturbed"