New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
collEcIoE nhDDEN's SUCCESSOR

MICH srrCrL,rioN As To TnE COMING MAN-No
porEr OF mEpDFN's ErTiErNrNT
There j. little doubt IN the minds ol those
cnyeisant with The ins ani outs o polliical movements
that Collector lIcdden's resignation VIII b" phce" ]" tue
hands Of the President this week. II not already
,h.rc ur ueddcn'. family are at saratoga He LETT
,her. on Friday with the intention Of comngto tni' city
and conierrine with IA. friends since then lie mas met
several Of the County Democracy leaders and 'h' -nA
ton has been luily discussed. Naturally inc County
Democracy leaders want some ASSURANCE '""' "''"
Mr.. Ieilcn Is succeeded by new Co-
,oc,or ,be men WHO are expected to fnrnish
&" "voluntary subscriptions" 10 campaign iuh"A
shall NOT he stricken from me Custom House pay
and their places nllei with men from Albany h'"'o
and other cites and town. WHO have no hets' """'
ever IN Scw-York CITY politics. II - featd th' 'No
President Will appoint EunNo man. He showed Uy
ni. refusal to nominate HGbcrt .. Thompson Cooo'of
that he had 10 sens, OF political gratitude, and hence
the County Democracy lcalers think mat thNFo ' '
chan rc that tho hard done by their orS"hi~"'""
In the campaign OF Isl viii give much weight 10 'Ho'
Recommendation FOR successor 10 M Hr'"'"'
TneknowI-ige that Mayor Grace aui Chamberlain WINS
40. again arriving TO secure the Co,lsctor.np Tor some
Que who ir-nliy 70 ;hc'a has created sood 'eA.
."orrary II the Mayor can secure this rich rrz". tor
which lac worked A. strcnuOu.y over ayrAf Ak" ne oA
80 n, ,in control OF IN. toupty - noci.cy orsaul1I
ton. ItA asserted however. that the President ha'
nmatcd tna tae Mayor &C %inr.,a 'noiEn M ,ocr nI
INK tne appointment OF william L. i'oberss ~ Minister
| to Chili. - ,,.... ,,t. o,
Joseph j. O'Douohue wa active during the can
| nnlyi, OF l--i. and the Inminahy cahI''
n.ic for tie Cocctogship when Hriden ""r hp'
poineI He eave out at one TIM mat lie s1o.d a
rooi chance OF securing the place. The IAinnahy o
g.uiz,,iou and Mr ODouOhIc think that nothing WIZ
he o. by trying Tor It asain bat th"ii .iab .hr "a
ntutstrntou CD the OF Cyil Service reform anu
Ler nuspok.n advocacy OF Governor lil As the flrs
DENTAL candidate IA So have not made lanmihy
| chance. OF securing the tolleciorship pafuchlhy
,routs,nr Eesidr-. the orgauiLtilOn Is not 80 WhD
suthu.iaslic for ill as II nA- was prom
snd many things by Governor whc N" lesl-.'hir
YEA. I'm ..s,ou but the promises were not fulfilled Iveh
Irving Han managed TO secure an Aqneduct Soiin''
| slOuci. ... .,ou,
| The Mugwump. have taken the alarm ani are apou,
10 pefltlon the I siont to appoint a. 'orctof ohb
| m VII be guarantee o' 'iNlI service
I Hrtorm pure hnI unir ed. The poiticihn- !alGh n
ms and urrdict that the new app intec VIII ne e"
n,rsou. friend of Ir"ucent or ono VINO can hr "'
| ,euded On I alyairc the frcsirnts inierr Is Whrh
1rr ,aes 10 the next National Convention aro to De
! chosen.
! W,suISGIOS, Aug. CSpcciab. b.-Nothng could uo
learned tonight respecting the probable successor OF
Collector Ueidcn, who II is universally believed VIII
s,e ont OF the Gus House within the next few day
Is thongnt that the successorshp may br detrrmiue
mi. week perhaps Tuesday after te rrturh oi Ac'-
! inv secretary F.nrchild and Secretary whitney