New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
PECKHAMS FRIENDS ALARMED.
EFFECT OF CLEvELANDs INGRATITUDE.

THE SUPPORT OF THE ADMINS rRATIoN BIGG Err
BURDEN THAN THE JUDGE CAN CARRY.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TRrBuxE.1
ALBANY, Oct. 2.-The friends of Judge Peck
ham, the Democratic candidate for Judge Of Court OF
Appeals alarmed by the dissatisfaction of the Dem
ocratc party with his nomination They clearly rec.
ognEe that is his position the National Admins
tration candidate that Is especially damaging him.
they could they would obiterate from the newspapers
The reports Of the meeting OF the Democratic State
Committee where the Administrators power
Tested But the criticism OF Judge Peckham Is not
alone made by the anti Cleveland Democrats Many Of
the Cleveland Democrats grily comment upon the re-
lection Of Attorney General OBrien the Administra
ton candidate No man. they say more entitled to
the Administrators support than ne was For four
years. they say, Mr. O Bren has rtesdily used
bis great influence among the Democrats OF Northern
EewYork in support OF Mr.. Cleveland That inf uenoe
highly valuable one owing to the fact that Ros-
well P. Flower rival OF Mr.. Cleveland for the Pres
idoncy had his summer home In Northern New-York
aud possessed great political ngth there The At
torney General Also they point out attended the Demo-
National Convention in Chicago AMI there abored
night and day favor of he nomination OF Mr. Ceve-
land for President Here again Mr. OBren
rendered services OF a peculiarly valuable nature in
winning his side Irish Catholics opposed TO him.
He rewarded this year for his labor for Mr. Cleveland
by having all the Administration member. OF the Demo
cratic State Committee instructed to vote against his
nomination for Judge of the Court Of Appeals Natur
ally Democratic friends here and in Northern New
York feel indignant the ngratitude OF Mr. Ceve
land.
Judging from the talk Of these men. judge Peckhams
vote in jefferson and S.. Lawrence Counties will
below that OF the other Democratic candidates. One OF
Mr.. OBrien's friends said to-day: The Admin
istration may be said 20 have bought the
Democratic State Committee. What other exDlaDa-
ton can you give Of the appointment OF
Daniel MsgOns AS Collector OF New-YorkI OF course
spratt Who Mayones member OF the COMMITTEE voted
just the Administration desired him to do. Indeed,
the National Adm stratOn made him It's mOuth-pece
and the OF It's work for PecKhsm. Tneu there
second purchase-Benedict OF Ellenville Ulster
County. made Public Printer After that occurred
did Isaac " Cox OF Elenvle and member Of the Dem
ocrac State Committee cass vote against the National
Administration And how did it happen that William
A. Poucher,o Oswego. also member of the Democratic
State Committee voted for Peokhami IL ia not many
months ago when he was a violent auti-Cleveand man.
Well, his brother has been Apo lnted Collector at Os
wego, aud Mr.. Poucher votes with the Adminstra
ton"
Governor Hill is reported to have given advice 10
Democrats who called upon him in tho last three
friends The Governor Is alleged to have SAID: "Quar
rel as much as you IKE bat don't quarrel over the can
said: -" Interested IN the fate ofany Democrat
candidate or candidates. except over those for AS
Il Is Eno sn that the Governor intensely DESTROYS OF
and 'hns Democrat as United states Senator Rrpuo-
hcans bliev- that he would sacrifice the Democratic
state ticket 10 accomplish ths aim. Judge Pecknsn.
friends indeed fear that he will b- traded of for votes
for Assemb They reason
that Governor would wilin. contract his cleo
ton year without Administration support with
Judge Peckhams defeat when backed by tins Admins
trson In this way they think he might present him
self in 1858 the available candidate to carry
New-VOrk.
Daniel Manning is still here II through his nd
vice that the National Administration committed itself
Judge Pecknams support Naturally, therefore, Mr.
Manning showing great deal Of interest IN the can
Politicians say that he will put ut work Tor Judge
Peckham Democratic postmaster and collector or
Internal in the STATE Perhaps 1t lie owing 10
Mr. Mannng's advice that Peckhsm's friends pre-
pariug pastors to put over Judge Ddnless name.
II is said to plan OF theirs persuade Republicans
TO vote for Peckham for Judge in exchange Tor Dem-
ocratic for Republican candidates for Assembly,
meu. As Governor Hills policy IS to elect a D~m-
ocratic Assembly. even the Judgeshp is lost.
II would that the two plans clash.
The Republicans confident OF electng both Judge
Daniels a Republican Assembly that they Will re-
fuse 10 trade votes IL is plain, however. that many
ant-Cevelani Democrats especially those OF Tammany
Hall will for Judge Pc cham and that his vote
will be much less than the total Democratic vote for
Assembymen. Every Republican politician OF prOml-
hence In this city believes that Judge Daniels Will be
elected II clear that majority OF the lawyers OF
city, irrespective OF party intends to vote FOR him