The daily critic., 1890-12-10
FLOWER FOR SENATOR.
The Distinguished New Yorker May
Succeed Evarts

The Distinguished New Yorker May
Succeed Evarts.
Word comes from Albany that Con.
gresham Roswell p. Flower IS the
coming man for United States Senator
to succeed VIM. NJ Evarts. Mr..
Flower was asked by THE CRIrrC re.
porter this afternoon II be might be
salutCd as "Mr. Senator" "N0w, 10
tell you the truth, !" said 1Ir. Flower.
am very well satisfied as | am.
have never aspired TO be a United States
Senator, and avn In no sense candi,
date for that office now. In fact. /
had rather be Representative than a
Senator. "
Would you accept the position If
elected 2"
"Oh, that's another question
haven't been asked TO accept The
Legislature will determine that matter.
All Of which leads 10 the belief that
Brother Flower Is In the hands Of his
friends, and will not say nc" If he is
made q Senator.
II seems 10 be the general impression
among New York members that If Mr
Flower Is elected Senator, either John
Quinn or Iceman Turner will succeed
him. Quinn and Turner are both ia
the present House, but failed Of a re-
nomination.
To Plaeats the SILVER Men.
Representative McCreary Of Ken
lucky is preparing a resolution which
he hopes will result 10 the silver men IN
the House being given al least an op-
pOrtuntty Of declaring themselves The
resolution will provide that the Unitei
States delegates 10 the Pan-American
Monetary Conference 10 be held In this
city in January next be instructed O.
advocate befGreil bi.metallic standard
and the adoption By the people repre-
seutld In the conference Cf the gold anl
silver coins OF this country ami also
that they urge upon the conference th.
wisdom Of the policy Of the free coinage
Of silver. If Mr. AcCreaTy's resolution
were referred TO the Committee on
COinage, Weights aud Measures it
would be Immediately put 10 sleep by
hat committee II Is therefore the in
teEtiOu % have it referred If possible.
10 The Committee on Foreign Affairs,
two Republican members Of which
Dir. Morrow OF California and NT Cole
man Cf would, II IS ex-
peCied, vote with the Democrats in its (
favor Upon The question of reference /
there viii he q debate, and 70 i5 pre-
dicttd that many Republicans who are !
in favor Of free coinage, but who were I
Ltid back BY AT. Reed during the last .
session, will kick over the traces.
Federation o. labor hIeetiag.
DETROIT, Mich. Dec 10.-Thera I
was a short session of the Federation /
Uf Labor Convention this morning. I
An invitation from the Mayor of Bir-
miDgham. Ala. % hold the next con
Feuiiou 1t the Federation at Brmiug-
ham was received. and viii pIOb4bly 4
be accepted. The Pacific Coast SEA- 4
mems uiou ask The Federation b 4
protest against The act o. compel sigu- .
ug ~ crews before commissioners
Resolutions % let alone the Cleveland 4
Picture Frame Company, aud fls paint
eTs 4ul decorators % strike tgr eight .
hours Uu May D next, was referred
LuCieu Sau8il the excluded socialist \
VII. bold q meeting IN tlls city Friday
li-hr 10 air bis grievances
IN a DisaErssabIe SsiEhb5rho5I.
Ffm H s HssE
Mad I should say So They seated
ne by The biggest fl8l in ne whole
-lum
No wonder you were beside yll
slIi.'
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8 hl- cure EQ4 cleanse your LIVER and gIFg
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