New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-15
DISSATISFIED DEMOCRATS.
GROWING AT THE ADMINISTRATION.
WHAT SOME PARTrsANs IN VIRGINIA, CALIFORNIA
AND ILLINOIS WANT.

AND ILLINOIS WANT.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrEAl
WASHINGTON, April 14.-"The Administra-
zion is barely six weeks old" said uS-
rusted Democrat to-day" "and Manning las
been absent third OF the time Ehdicolt
has been awaya week ten days. and whitney ABOUT
as long don't see that they more punctua or
industrious than McCulloch or Lincoln or Chandler
Another ono oh eryed: al suppose Manning thinks No
has good excuse his absence. He had 70 go nome
10 manage the Albany election. IL ~ taxes
him two weeks TO run little Guy eiec'ioh
wonder how much time he will require during the state
campaign" Among the most impatient Democrats are
the yirginians and the Henley Buckley faction rom
California who much better pleased with secretary
Whitney than with Secretary Manning As proof thst
the intends redeem its promises 10
make " clean sweep" and place tho Norfolk navy
Yard on an effective footing and In good Democra'o
hands" the members OF tho Virginia Jury OF Awards
proudly point TO the order relieving Commodore mayo
from duty as comnandant Of the navy yard. Mayo Is
an offensive partisan that is although Vrginian
by BIRTH he stood by the flag that he had
sworn TO defend when his State seeded, ana SINCE
the War he has refused TO glorify the LOST cause
ia asserted that list of names OF candidates Tor po'os
In the Mare Island Navy Yard California has been sem
to Secretary Whitney of the Navy Department. VINO mas
promised make the appointments as soon se ne re-
turns New York. The places include the iorea
ship OF the shops. master machinists etc.
of the California men who are locally saescr'oco
as commercial politicians" whatever that term may
mean could not await Mr. Mannings return and they
"ran over to New-York" to waylay him when he came
down from Aban VITO seek advice from the sage OF
stone. They demand that all the Treasury oincers IN
California shall be removed speedily as possible
They are beseging the Post ONCE Department wth
urgent demands for the official decaptaton OF tDe post
master at San Francisco, whom they denouhce as an
soensiye partisan" They have formally agreed upon
"sate" for all the Federal offices In san francisco,
and Colenel Clancy viii submit II TO The President ths
week "a.
considerable confusion by the storm raised
by Commissioners Blacks demand TOT
the resignation OF Miss Sweet and they asking each
Aismsy whether the President Intends TO allow
the Republican inoumnents OF Federal Offices IN limos
TO serve out their respective II SO they declare
that great political calamites will overtaAc
cratic party Their anguish 10 all the more painful Pc
States Marshal Jones, the principal Federal ocers IN
Illinois sometime TO before the expiration Oi
their commissions. Marshal Joness commission VIII
expire IA month but his political enemies are unWi,
ing TO wait Colonel Morrson's friends have informed
the President that Mr.. Jones is taking an active
interest in the Senatorial contest and Is exeruhS
ali his influence to prevent the success Oi
their favorite or that Of any other Deinocrauc
candidate
They are deeply annoyed because the President shows
q disposition not to act hastily. lie Is 100 pIhuheo
SLOW" a OF them expressed IT,
1t is understood that after his return secretary
Manning will remove NJ j. Dady, the superintendent OF
the NowYork Public Buildings, whom he regards as an
offensive partisan" Nearly a dozen Democrats belong
Sng to the different Halls have applied Tor the pae
Some of them, also IL is suspected are offensive pa