New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-08
MR.. cox INCLINED TO STAY.
WHAT THE MOVEMENT 70 KEEP HIN HERE hSALhi
MEANS.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE rumor mas 'caho S,
ont that g. g. Cox is playing the ADMINISTRATOR "5
a political crowd in his Congressional district -
York after the manner Of the most accomplished
II ia well known that Mr.. COx's pathway 10 ms hoh
ton year ago was not strewn Win rose'- 10, =, %
work like beaver, and to overcome great aeai VI W
ncstion. He finally accomplished It, ana u -
nnderstood that he returned upon taci' u'
derstanding that he would not DC M OPP
cant for renewed He has ceased 70 DO inc use
ful man he once was his constituents HIS poSi'
bare "a one of generally recognized hostility 10 the OF
,,,ation ~ thu House without the fortihcation 81
ineuence with Cleveland This disability has preveh'e
Mr. Cox from taking that amount OF care OF MS uSto'
which is thought to be incumbent on New-forA Oo"
gresham. ,.o.o IN
turn TO the House will involve Hercuiean srusS'o
which ia much too likely to end in his discontinue
His main reliance has been Tammany Hail. ana ia"-
many is now rather a broken reed IN the hfss p"o'
and q little inclined to be distant anu To
served toward him In the second MI. W.
perceiyod the necessity Of drawing on MS iunu VI
diplomacy The mission to Turkey gave him his oppor-
tunity. It great work Tor hiin 10 reoe, 'no
Executiye nomination That came almost for the asA-
ing Ever since his confirmation the details OF MS pau
have developing until now the astuto pon~
say that the Turkish mission Is only phho W oeoi
pledges of denomination TO Congress next year. MI
cox,s amiability has won him many newspaper
friends Immediately they began the don't go
cry They dubbed him the Indispensable ana laoorsu
diligently TO show how vast were his WORKS anu NO.
great was his Congressional power Mr. 10Y vi. ~.
send his acceptance OF the mission 70 the frosuen n
did he get ready TO 90 away. he stayed mere anu $50
n out that he was finishing book; In lne meanso
hi, friends in New-York busted Themselves fyng W
secure pledges the leaders OF the county Deo
racy and Tammany Hall not to oppose his renomnason
Hs principal support came from Congressman Lew
it, but even he has been so Iar III, mn-
able 10 make any positive arrangement Inc
trouble IL that Mr. COx's own people are
against him. The organizations In the dsilc. hsIs
mat they want q who is not kicking aganst Dotn
Carlisle and Randall and who stands IN Win msnnng
and the President. About two weeks ago the JAeIso
Club held meeting TO show tnal the y,
the people was against his leaving them Tor Iukey p'
Mr. Coxs rivals shut their OF eyes ana lay tnelI ivre
fingers crafty on their and gently insinuaIe at
they amt fooled" and that they know WHO got tne
meeting up" ,., Na..s hor
| ever and Hubert o. Thompson promised 10 take une
matter in hand for him. Thonpsoms answer was 70
have been given last Monday. III he was suceesstuI W
securing pledges of denomination ueleKaton VI
Coxs constituents 10 have como here ana Pre-
scented An address poring him not to leave Them me
sebeme did go through and the delegation ava sos
come The effort not relnquished, however ana
the deals can be made they TO come tomorrow APP
pearances favor the hope that they VIII arrive
III there is much delay II VIII be 100 lae LOT NAN
ming and smelling mouse and Degnhns "
get the notion that Cox trying TO take Va inc Al
minstraton.