The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-15
NJ EXTRA SESSION LIKELY.
DIX. EvELAND's PURPOSE At PRES
ENI rs NOT 40 CALL ONE.

EN- rs NOT 10 CALL ONE.
Tt.r. r, No,h,nm 20 r.. Done in n Hurry,
srd Republicans Can't Rush the Demo-
c,nuc Sic,ors-Nr. C'eveinnTs E"ESgr-
mont. - New Spcakership Programme.
THE SIN Is permitted to announce authorl-
tntivey this morning that It Ia tho present
determination OF ex.President Cleveland not
to call an extraordinary session OF Congress
after his inauguration on March next I'll
further announced that in tho estimation az
present, OF Mr. Cleveland and his closest
friends an extraordinary session would turn
out TO DO a profitless proceeding His friends
say that Mr.. Cleveland must have t'me a''el
his inauguration to look over tho ground
There Is n natural objection also TO tho reaS-
scmblnE of Congress Immediately "i.er '"'
fnaugurotion on the ground that 1t won!d nave
more or less Of an una"t'lin: lhiue"ee y" Wv
business Of tho country
Another objection to an EXTRAORDINARY So
sion In the minds Of MI ClovcIan" ,rienos IN
that tho Republican party ana lis ht''eS nav
demonstrated altogether too eager &C.
sire that Mr. Cleveland shoHtd ca!l IN
extraordinary sossion. 1t is not cus'
tomary TO omen n now Administration by &C.
ccrtinr rounsc! from .hc enemy. but stronger
than anything else 10 ths feeling that an
extraordinary session could 80 OF no particu-
lar adva nta g.. and tina; TIE proper thing to do
is:o give Mr. cleveland and the Democratic
leaders time to look around and determine
Just what course TO pursue. Tho best authors
ties sai.i last night that 1t would take all next
sun,mer and fall to got under Roadway. and
tina. 1t vii! 10 plenty Of time to go ahead at the
bc.nnin. OF the Tifty-third Congress. which
assemblies on tho LIST Monday OF December.
1893
Tho last session OF tho Fifty-secon Con-
cress. which assemblies on tho first Monday OF
December at hand. may take up n bill calling
for tho repeal OF tho Sherman law. which
makes it obligatory for the Treasury Depart.
mcnt to purchase evory month $4.5OO.OUO In
silver bullion. Tho programme concerning
this matter. though. has not yet been ar
ranged. Every step over this law as we'll as
other matters. will be taken only after the
gravest consideration.
But even il this Congress does not act on the
sherman law there is little or no probability.
according to the programme announced last
night. that Mr.. Cleveland will call an eStraor-
binary session to discuss that or other mat
ters. He is n,erse to extra sessions.
Gov Flower WAS among Mr. Cieveiand's
visitors yesterday. the ex- President and his
family are looking forward to a short vac alton
out OF town. Mr.. Cleveland does not want to
go to Lakewood this year. and has not de-
net viii not oe be made ny before neSi
rstraary 0 1855. ana t even after that It was
broken.
him @ esSSsu the ~ t. Of lis caS
Tons suSMittsa to him and thsn his 'rop s!ss
ha t tSs Hon nN %nm Se cons wnsy viii
enter the Cabinet II he should feel Ike &c
would give him comparatively q good res,
he %oaS he fs 70
d-ay horse. as he did when Secretary OF the
1t was announced last night that the candl-
d.uy OF George +. Parker for the private sec-
rctnryshp vas not seriously c1; ;Ss ia, NJ
the chamber q Gom%srss tfls eyenI1s O.
!hs $sS
ence at Q banquet In Madison square liardel
the
Rroposed ,by either the Manhattan Club or TIL
hed bairm HanfE Edward Murphy. Jr. Mr.. Croker
and others conferrod at The Hoi1man Hoss
yesterday afternoon, Word was received tina
fnss has BreoRsn
the United states Senator to succeed Fran
M Parei
Of Kings NJ MohaSghilnt viii g &C. into tn
teen Asssm nS nam and two Senator'S. mus
not be inferred from this that there will b
any strife among the democrats over franl
Whoever IS selected BY tho caucus will b
Gratis. BY Tammany. and By the warriors o
ohsEs tsyoT 81 MaIp6s nshas been Chair
number Of years. and has refused political ad
Sen So a Rafs M urp fgds
lively pulls them of he will 60 into the caucu
A ri a ptra In "A cONrRrNiD1
next Speaker and tho next leader OF the AS
sembl was announced. Assemtlyman Sulzel
wAG has been rmfs 9r the ,SI
lhisisains H beiievod that Mr. Suscrcoud 30
isaior. ' snI tha 70 As H. Daniel
sTeaser,s chair more advantageously.
t" date tw hsys tsen me.
MY Commissioner OF Public Works. Sen4t;
MsCI"i!atnId has many friends WHO S would II
Holahan has as strong following who woul
IKE to geo him get tho greatest Federal o.llc
n r. the stats HStm Gentlemen have had e1n'
McClelland was Collector Magoncs speci;
deputy. and he held over In that capacity I,
Mr. Hola hna Was Chief OF the Special Trea
ury Agents at New York in Collector NaCono
time. He unearthed many frauds. and Wi
prmiary resnonsoie 2r the remoya OF tN
assistant Appraisers is denl and the 9TH
M es sH %ad H. rss s
~ conyetsant with tho duties Of tho Collect
Of the Port. and both arc we'll liked by II
business community; But thu powers ha
Office.