New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-19
PLAIN SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT
syUBBIyG BROOKLYN REPREsENrATIvE Els.
MR. MAuONEY SWEARING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AGAINST NOMINEES.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE Tx BUyE.

AGAINST NOMINEES
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TR BUyE-
WASHINGTON, April S.-Reprcsentative Ma
honey OF Brooklyn, highly indignant with the Presi
dent He had a candidate for United states Marshal in
that city and he went personally to the White
House to ask for this appointment The Presl-
dent did nos give him much announcement.
bnt Mahoney persistent and returned
again and again. At this President became inpa-
TENT and Mahoney there other Represent
tauyes that must also be considered Mahoney replied
that as yet no I'd got nothing and he felt entitled to the
Mace The Presid mt then told Mahoney In the painest
Terms that regard the true representa-
tive of the people OF Brooklyn The Congressman,
who owns three liquor shops now goes about
swearing vengeance the White House. Camp
hell and Bliss, the other Brooklyn Democratic
members ar IN better rcpute At the Waite House Tho
delegation has presented In behalf of Boss Mclaughlin
an his ORGANIZATION, the OF John Delmar the eN
County Clerk for pOstmasert0 succeed Colonel Mcleer
Delmar Is type OF the spol--seekng politicians
Mr. Beecher and Other Brooklyn Mugwumps
have protested AGAINST any such appointment
The President III the case Of tho pO-tinI,ter ~
Cincinnati Louisville ana other pac for when nom
nations were made recently. has permitted the Demo-
cratic Representatives to make the SELECTION Mahohcy
SAYS that II Brooayu Democrats cannot he accorded
the same privilege then they want 10 know the fact'
They will submit any other name in place OF D"mar
and say that II he is not nominated they VIII never
darken tho White House again while Mr. Ceveiani re-
mai rs President At the Department Of Justice II Is
,,d that Manoney's candidate for Marshal had peni'
Tertiary record
Charges have already been fet in the Senate against
the nominee for POstm ,strr at Troy Some Mugwunps
vino supported Mr. Cleveland President learning that
Alderman DDan the candidate or " Ia ]" Murphy, was
likely to be nominated the President papers and
aniiavits she's wing that DDlan an unit man. Iney
di not recommend any other candidair nut pro'tseu
against sirctIOu such man D'ltn, ne san
a. fns have protest. AGAINST )rlhdf' b'l
thc President nominate DOan, AMI the alidVlts ha We
uu8 De, fled IN tie -cDatr.
IangInu nominated Tor postmasttr at saratoga u
charged with he NJ former euploYe OF the horri-y
gnD g house and OF otherwise being an unht man Tor
PO.t.Hi>t"r IL ...-,od
The Srnfte Finance Committee has practically a1rced
~ report mn VnrabY the rnmn )u o. Boss lrlahg
in'- man Browrr Tor General Appraiser rae committee
vi, soon report a DIu dOpl.-hlnS me uilce hence ho
act ON will b. taken ON The domination.
Alierm.r Black. ~ Brook "a, VINO IS appointed IN
terua IN ne recess, mas been asked I'D
exrln his violation OF law ~ appointing wlshey dea-
,rS - deputies. lie VIII probably BE- rejected.
The charges made against BACK Brewer ana otn'r
men recommended for Office bv the Brooklyn Dempcranc
organization DISCUS ell tho Prtsi cnt ana he has
moi he-lted to iufOrn the brooklyn representatives, oi
lie act.