New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-02
city yesterday and was Immediately taken With re-
lapse. No serious results feared, however.
DEMOCRATIC JEALOUSIES.
FRACTIONAL FIGHTS IN SEVERAL STATES
JUSTICE FIELD AND ciIIYoRSiA-THH lSDIANA
srRuGGIR-KANsAs TgicKED.

STRrGGIK-KANsAs THiCkkD
fnY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
70 WASHINGTON, April Lone feature OF the
Democratic scramble for Office is the strife between
Democratc factions IN several states over the u'io"
OF spols" One OF the California factions Is leu ny JUS
tcc Field of the Supreme Court and the othef oy wi"
gressman-eect Henley and the officers OF the Dc'o'
cratic State Committee The night Is bitter
of the Field men sad Judge Field mas come
down from his seat the supreme Court bench 10 oe
come An olcc-broker He has openly declared that he
intends to control tic distribution OF CaliorLas e"
OF the Federal offices and that no man VINO supPo'o
the resolutions OF the Stockton Convention sn" w
recognized III am manner by the ADMINISTRATOR i'
convcution bv vote of i6s to 49, instructed the Call
fornia delegates to the Chicago Coh'eh''oi'
against Justice Field candidate for the Presdent
nomination Now he purposes to fill all the fedeIh
offices in the State with his men. He Is urging 'Ho
appointment OF ex-senator Gwin as Minister 10 ''pn'
and sleve has a candidate for every Federal once
In tho state, from Collector OF customs w
San Francisco down. But we have poen
10 see Cleveland and I do not peneVe
that he or the members OF his Cabinet will ride rough
shod oyer the representative Of the party In can
torna in crafty the revenge or to promote 'no
political fortunes OF Justice Field
The same man said: Justice Fields efforts TO ingra-
tiae himself with the new Administration began "s
soon as the Cabinet announced lie went to each OF
terioc TO him the oath OF office That was the reason
why poor old Judge who had sworn every In
coming General since President Jacksons
time, showed aside when Mr. Villas qnaihed anu Gil
tered upon his official duties"
The light between the Indiana factions, one
led by viee;President hendricks e ana I Ny
Donald aud Senate Voorhees, II possible IL more bitter
than the California contest Indiana politicians declare
until the leaders OF one faction the other are poit-
caiy dead While the Hendricks men are stii JuOlant
f,.. faatf
Office their opponents declare that the victory was
dearly boaght. friend OF Mr. Mcdonald recently uo,
clar,G that the ex-Senaors recent visit 10 Washington
was al the invitation the President who had begun 10
real 20 he might have made mistake Ia Iahg 10
lit is understood by Mr. Cleveland that Mr. NC.
Doualds ambition is to return TO the senac' p pSc
slight given the formation OF the Caonet mihu you
it will be repaired. That matter was hnted al by te
President Theu Mr.. Mcdonald was asked polntedly by
tie President IN reg r To appointments IN inuau" anu
Mr. Hendricks will the effect OF the visit OF the man
he has betrayed soon as certain appointments arc
dent" ,....o,,
the Indiana Democrats who pning for bureau
offices coectorsh s pray that the contest bet Neen
The leaders may soon end OF them would not
mourn II II should terminate Ike the famous Kilkenny
cat night Their feelings shared by certain Kansas
Democrats who have been trying Tor Weeks 10 elDon
their way public crib which they nave pceh uhoe
To reach as they believe solely because OF the ptehed
battle that still RACES between the Click ahd Balf
taat some OF the smaller Try Inyeiged into the
Click rank. against their will. as the story gees.
General Ike sharp the Click forces, made an
arrangement for all Kansas Democrats III Washington 10
visit tile White House a body and pay their respects
the President" All the knsans we're invited ana ~
IL was understood that the visit was to be purely formal
most ofthe oceseekers aud their friends some OF Whoh
were Blair men while more were trying 10 stay on tue
fence" accepted the invitation. they went
TO tho White House, and ushered into
the presence of Mr. Clcy eand whom they were INTRO
duced BIZ General sharpe. After that ceremony was
over he IL reported addressed The President In SUD
stance as follows; - ...... -
specs but IA rspresentat Democrats FROM all parts
OF the state you that the Democratic party Ia
Kansas united and Harmonious that IL VIII give your
administration and Lcarty support mat WIN
proper recognition and support nom tie NatOna Al
inistrato Kansas be redeemed ana nade Demo
cratic State and that act would contribute more
to such result than the appointment a. Commissioner
OF Agriculture Of the honOred leader VI Kansas Dehoe
racy-GOyernOr Click" - -,
II IA said that the antGlick men turned all
i"~ th' Glict boom" while the
who had tried keep out OF tue quarrel were i"finns ~
fndinc themselves ffus cntrappcd. There was no oP
portunty protest the time but after the delegation
mad retired to safe distance the antiGhck men ana
their noncommittal friends held mpromptu indis pa
Informed OF the state OF the cree IL IA UNDERSTOOD
thar they caused 10 be brought 10 his attention the
anti war record Governor CLICK. who appears
was such a bitter COppcrhcad that he repeatedly
voted ms member OF the Kansas Legislature against
resolutions Union sol LEES VI tna state TOT
the part they had taken In the was or the preservation
OF the Union. -, - :, -
nor Clicks nomination for any important ounce.