The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-17
THE OFFICEHOLDERS NAN,
LEADERS OF THE CLEpELAND MOVE.
MENT ARE AL OUT FOE TIE DUST '


MENT ARE AL OUT FOR THE DUSE
Ono and All Have Fed mt tho Public Crib aua
Want to DO SO Agnin-A List Of some OF
Them-A Campaign for Revenue Only.
Mr.. Clcvclnnd's campaign for third homi-
nation is singular in the number OF eS-office-'N
holders composing it from top to bottom. 10 Sc
is expected naturally enough that mon. espe-''k
clally insignificant men. who have been rbtsed p
to an office and enjoyed for u season it's per- .
quisitcs and glamour. should want again to-
wrap themselves in tho cloak OF offices
md that for this reason they should
| try tn get further terms for tho man who -
originally gave thom their orices and salaries. -
But 1t is comparatively raro that n candidate
for denomination is so destitute Of personal ~
friends. so far removed from public sentfmehtt
In his favor. and 80 raltry in tho number Of
his supporters that his future political ann -
billions rest entirely on tho men whom he has; >
financially and officially benefited. It is q
fimsy Kind OF support. brcad-and butter ifi 1'N
stead OF n heart service - ts1h3|@
Tho roll OF the delegates to tho SyrApi1to,
Convention and tho list OF tho mon who ars.'f
managing the Cleveland campaign road like
n call OF political ghosts. tho substance OF
whose power and strength has boon buried bytS
the voice of Democratic Conventions or the 90
votes of tho people OF their districts. A few
present oficcholders arc included in the list,
as their terms have not yet expired. 80 s4i-.A
Here are tho names OF tho leaders OF this ~
movement. Cloveund's only friends In tile,
State OF New York; '. y
william r. Grace, elected mayor and 1884 IN 20
both OF which years ma ority for Pres
dent IN the city OF New York the nor
nal majority. Defeated candidate for Governor In a
1888 ienomousy opposed the election OF GOV. Htss g,
ES-Minser to Peru by proxy. Refused recognition a.
the Democratic State Convention IN 1891. u
Frederic H. Coudert attorney for William R Grace
Edward Fitzgerald eNMnyor of Troy cx.Repubiicah ~
Charles A. Bishop Mayor OF Buffalo; elected as 1 9tS
Democratic Legislature 49,. 3 Al.
William L. Turner secretary to ex,MayoI Grace ~,
Francis NJ. Scott. exAssistant Corporation Counsel
nominated by tho Republicans and Cleveland men to-
Y Mayor of New York in 1890 and defeated -1'''f
Charles fairchld ex.sccretary of tho Treasury ss
the United states 49,. -.' V S1i
Oscar s. straus eS.Ninister to Turkey. ..11aa ria
Henry Murray. ex-Polise Justice reapppntrnsnt ~
refused. -. ... rob-. ... 80 ~, t,..
John Quinn, ex.Congressman denomination refused.
Charles L. Blake. ex.Assembiynan, denomination
refused '.f nfr
James J. Mooney. ex.Aderman. n ''' IitS
Il. Ellery Anderson. exPaciHo Railroad Commits. . :
soner. -
Daniel e. Downing. ex.AdermAn. tt.,...,,,
Charles J. Canda, exTrsasurer. ii.
George f. Langbei. exstate Senator. rsnominatio 4,
refused 80
stephen A. Walker. ex.unted States Attorney. i
C. G. Baldwin ex-Aqueduct Commissioner. H.t-, 81
IT,. McManus exPolce Justice Murray's Assemble ii,
man. rrh1
Norton Chase. sx-state Senator ..,, ssr 3,
Henry r. Beekman, e1Counsel to the Corporation. ,
Peter Rush. cxMarsha-
Jacob KunZenman. exAssemblyman. -
James j. Slevin. exRegister. .-'. "'b1
John W. Rappenhagen. cx.Aderman. "a iEy
L. J. Newell defeated candidate. e"
v. Fcchensten. eIPostmaster. ..r. -.,g1
Theodore Williams. ex-Aiderman. 81. ..,. ~,
Frank NJ. Thorn. ex.Federal ofhceholdsE .. ~
William J. Moses. ex-Postmaster. ~
David 5. Toohill. defeated candidate. l- -
L. NJ. Slayton, defeated candidate 'N' ~"
Henry Sickle. defeated candidate .. ..':!ajAu
George Mcclellan. ex Postmaster. ..si -" -!
william A. Beach, ex.Internal Revenue Collector. f.,
Daniel Magone ex-Coiector OF the Port New Yoqf
Alexander L. orr. bondsman for ex'CoIector Daniel
Magone.
Henry Beach, ex.Canal Division Engineer. - .. =
rhilander Bodgett ex-fostmaster. -
Edward NJ Shepard exCvil Service ComInisSonsrf ~
W. +. Northrup ex.postmaster - yin,.
Walter Bond, ex-Unitsd States Marshal ri:-4ftss'.
Charles W. Davis, ex Deputy Collector. 81
Benjamin Brady. defeated for clerk OF the Board e =
Police. 49,. r.
X U. Sherman. exFish and Game Commissioner
Charles Ii. burning. defeated for nomination for 1s> ,
corder 80 at'"5ti
Joseph r. Ackroyd, cxCanal Clerk. ~ al
Charles Graham. ex-Canal perintendeut = ,r>t
John +. Iammler defeated Tor nomin alton for TIA
Assembly ~. 49,. ... . r. ,,.i., a..
s. seaes. defeated for nomination for Reoordsz .o
A j. stebbis defeated candidate. -,
John u. Herman ex-Raroad Commissioner. 9'i - V,
j. Francis Condor son OF ex-deputy Marshal :" ~"'
NJ j. sunderiin ex.City Judge. . Z
Isaac Morris. ex Justice. tFFt'- ::
Maurice J. Power ex.PolIce Justice. .'. =.
Jonah I. HoTes. ex-fostmastcr. ..,F
o. ,a s AM VI Insurance. 70
Lewis Duhl. eAAlderman.
This list might be extended to include tho q,
few hundred UX-oicehodor, who are the
Cleveland movement III the state of New York.
How much they amount to has been shown By 81
the acts OF the Democrats Of their regionin re-
iusing them POLITICAL proiermont since they
ri the eISs aS ihsss tbsn
region. nor were the primaries ut which it Ia
assumed they III pearc1 attended by major.
iy OF tho Democrats Of their election dstricts f'>
Tss.s
Rochester Delegates start for Chicago. So,
ROCHESTER, Juno 1G.-Tho Democrats OF :
Rochester will be we'll represented at the Chi
cago Convention. Most OF them favor the nom Z
inatou OF Senator David l.. Hill for the Presi- y
dency. and they propose to 10 all In their