New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
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ALBANY, May s.-President Clevelands
appointments need explanation to those
who saw Daniel Manning at work obtaining delegates Ill
favor of Cleveland's nomination at the Democratic
National Convention in Chicago in July last with the
exception of Massachusetts where Ben Butter h"u
something say about the disposition OF tue oeiega'e
all theNew gland States voted sOlidy' for cleveland
Mr. Manning's was the scene OF all the DdrgdIr
making concerning these delegates. nc
knows who is entitled to reward from
Cleveland. WHY should the Mugwumps complain about
Pilsbury's appointmenta 1t by gaining over the
Pisburys throughout the United States to Cleveland
that Manning nominated their idol for President lS
week Mr. Manning has begun TO reward the PlsDuys oi
New-York for securing the New-York delegates lof
Cleveland See the appointments OF POstmasterGeneraf
villas.
There is piece Of gossip aGoat here to the effect that
n deal" is now under negotiation between the Gov
ernor and some the Republican Senator'S Tor dlVl"
of some twenty State oiices-Iealth Omcer Qlhah'ho
Commissioner. Emigration COMMISSIONER etc., IL II Is
carried out the Rcssips say that PoliceSurgcoh Tes
will he made Health officer OF NewYork. IN place OF d.
Smith whose term has expired. Smith is Kepuohcan
and Phelps is a Democrat-but that doesn't-matter
"Dr Phelps" said Republican to-day. accompanied
James Gordon Bennett to Maryland ut the time OF the
latters affair with Mr.. May. He is an excellent sur
geon but he went Maryland without the PERMISSION
OF the police authorities, and they would nave
broken him but for Mr.. Benefits protection
II isno likely that the deal viii succeed The votes
of ten Republican required and they prob
ably cannot be obtained"
President Cleveland's private secretary Colohei
Daniel s. Lamont writes 10 friends In this city that the
President has granted him vacation In which tore
cover his health he intends TO 10 his father
homo at McGrIwyillc, in Cortland county, eafy III
June.
Tue Labor Reformers OF the State are talking
more and more about nominating COngressmaneleet Dr.
John swnburne, Of this city, for Governor TINS f"
Democratic politicians fearing That Swinbune VIII
entce from the ranks Of the Democratic party thousands
OF from wOringmen, are doing all IN thrr power
TO discourage the movement IN this city Dr. s"hhnhe
has an extraordinary following owing to his graiutous
labor among the sick poor. with q view OF
bringing his merits TO the attention OF the LABOR
Rcformers in other parts OF the state tho leaders
OF the party here have recently established newspaper
with this as its chief object. DR. swnburne was elected
to Congress on a Republican and Labor Reform romina-
ton.
Among the constant watchfu spectators Of the doings
Of the Legislature lust now whie-haired aud white
faced man clad in sombre black garments. THIS Il
Joseph Marvin. OF the Cithohc Union, OF New
York whose members zealously pushing HE Free
dom OF worship bill Mr. Marvin Is constantly having
consultations with memb .rs OF the Assembly about
the bill II was PASSED by the Senate but It's friends are
unable push in the Assembly owing to their not pos
sessing two-thirds vote In its favor. Fiyseven As
semlyuen voted TO consider the bill one day and only
60 votes are needed pass it, bat tho necessary two
thirds cou be obtained. 1t is doubtful II the bill
will be passed
Friends OF Speaker Erwin fitting about the State
seeing they cannot for his nOmna
ton forsecretary OF state by the Republican state Con-
yention Secretary of state Carr declines denomination
He Is "A candidate for Governor. II he fails TO get That
nomination, he will not be candidate for any other
Gradually the State will come into the possession OF
portraits OF nearly all its distinguished public men,
Eastman johnson is at work portrait In oil OF
Governor Cleveland, which will he hung In the media
vaLlooking City Hall OF this city. The city Is
now the owner OF portraits Of all tho Gov
errors Mention has been made OF an
other gallery Of portraits Of Governors which Is
forming I'm the Executive Chamber OF the new Capitol
Visitors 20 Albany should also glance at the portraits OF
the Speakers or Assembly the Speakers room OF
the Assembly Chamber Tncre are now me crayoh
pcrtraits there OF Thomas c. AvOr James W. Hustled
Titus sneard, Alfred Chaplin. George Z. Erwin and
Charles f. Patterson Apparently 1t VIII be the custom
Of the Assembymcn yearly to leave portrait OF their
Speaker In this room.