New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
DAZED BY THEIR VICTORY.
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY FRIGHTENED
AFRAID TO CARRY OUT THE PROMISES MADE IN
THEIR rLATFORM-TuE EXTRA SEES
SION OrESTIC


SION QUESTION.
There Il nothing more certain than that the Demo
crats ore frightened at the victory thcy have won.
They are already running away from the results OF
the election and are afraid that the people VIII
expect them 10 carry ont the promises they have
made They told the people that the Mckih"S
bill was the sum Of oil vilanics,' bat now thoY
are twice eager, they were In promising d"
change, assure people that no chang" Is l" w
made In the economic policy Of the government "'"
that the prosperity The country. due 10 E"p1oAc"h
policy Is not be disturbed. This Is the sentiment
expressed BY prominent Democratic leaders III New
York and all well-known Democrats In TINS c'P'
Before the election nothing was - horrible rs VIC va,
the Republicans compelling the poor men VI
tho country In bear the burden Of 'hNa'loh ana '"o
continuance OF the policy which thc Dem" ia'N pro
fesscd 10 regard "a adding t. tho riches OF NE rci
while tho Door was growing poorer. j We are 10
believe the expressions Of the Democratic leaders
now that they have Won. thcy lave No "ulec'l"A
to allowing tbs alleged state Of di-t?r~S ana misery
TO 20 on Prominent Democrats in THIS city Ne''rr-
day were By no means In sympathy WI il 'he 'F'
Of The Evening Pr't." and othe' uA'o"Oeu 'A
poncnts Of real Democratic sentiment. WHO want an
extra session Of Congress called to smash the terrible
Mckinley law and give the people cnahc" rTo"sh
free wool free iron and other raw materials 10 eiu
the reign Of monopoly for all Tines
Iacu,nront Governor william +. >hrchaa, before he
vent back 10 buffalo. Yesterday, paced HM'e
souarey against calling extra session OF congress
He thought that such movement would DE- eN-
lraordinary and unnecessary. He was able To recall
feu extra sessions az Congress which had been pro
duct,ve Of GOOD. II he should BE- asked to give an
opinion on the extra session question he wouIl al
wise against IT, unless there sAoud b. reasons au-
vanced IN favor of It that had not vet been presented
AS matters stand he said, 81 see no reason Tor
an extra session.
undo, -i,f Of
Hall and possible Collector Of the Port of New orS
when seen at the Hoffman House Yesterday Wa De
srous of being understood as non commlttaI on III
the future movements of the Democratic party
"What of the proposed extra session of Congress 2?
he was asked.
IL haven't heard the matter discussed was ''
reply. "Al matters Of party policy must be care
fully considered before they adep'd. aud there
has been no time for anything Of the hild"
How about the Federal Offices" Mr.. Croker was
asked.
al am in favor of the Democrats taking p session
of oil the Offices they have wOn. replied MI croker
"Thorc has been no opportunity for misrepresentation
In my position. We made no fight for The oilceS'
and there were promised TO anybody. Now that
we have won think that the Democrats should
have the fun results of their victory
"Ey Democrats in New-York City it must be sup
posed tina; you mean Tammsny Hall Democrats"
"Ccrtalnly," responded Mr. Croker. There is no
ever is due TO Democratic belongs TO Tammany
Hal In Ncw-York.'
Regarding the United states >enatorship. Mr. Croker
said that Edward Murphy IT., chairman Of the Demo
cratic state Committee. candidate. and that he
ought TO receive every Democratic vote in the Legs
lature.
What about the 'Apti-Snappers 7" Mr.. C'oker was
asked avn they support Mr.. Murphy p
"There will be no Antl-Snaplcis in the next Legi'-
laturer was the cheftans answer.
Mayor Grant. on being asaed what he thought
would be the Democratic policy from and after March
e. said 1T is quite n long time TO March 4, ana
vet longer 10 the first Monday in December, lep3'
The former day that OF the inauguration Of the new
Administration but the latter is the one from which
10 date any expectations of the effect of the change
II ,s the DAY that the new Congress meets. These
facts In themselves are sufficient 10 disGrcdt any
effort to make the business world uneasy because one
party Is going ont OF power ana another IS gong IN
Long before whole year elapse, everything VIII
he adjusted TO met any change, one Involving
shock But no such condition will be met ID TINS
case In nv judgment. The business Of the country
will 20 on as smoothly though the dates menti1ne1
marked no epochS in the poltcl and Administrative
history Of the United States Wall streets record for
the last week SHOWS this
"Who do you think will compose Mr.. Clevelsnd's
Caeineta'
at Is too soon, Think the Mayor replied, =" to
say much about the individuals who Will be associated
with President Cleveland in the Cabinet and councIis
Of his Administration Tie only certainty Is that
they will be recruited from list Of names OF men
known, as Mr.. Cleveland is, 10 the people OF TIE
country. Like him, they have record which Is a
riarantce that safe ard conservative course Will be
followed The record Of the hast House of Repre-
sehtatiyes with a democratic majority 20 large a. 10
be almost unwsldy, Is an additional guarantee o. tle
cons, rvatisnI that may be expected OF an AdhiiSu'
ton wholly Democratic" ~,
What is your opcnion about an extra session 81
Congress to repeal Republican legislation J" III" Mayor
II do not think there viii be any extra session
Of Congress called. There is need of H. i % not
think there viii be any rush OF new lesSlau2n NJ oie
:cguiar session Of The new Congress; The New YORK
c0n.crati.m sas IT stands now ana II II IS "oocu "
BY tho election Of Edward Murphy, il, y m" s<La,e
win be ''fnsHen r. + 'ns Is W ani Ih6oashg
conveysant with the needs of the state IN" We
county sgric ulu, ana Sommerca
some one else TO speak for mm as TO the results OF
his administration In ms CITY but ne e wd" ,s
to cnl attention especially To "hat ne cahcu me
low tax-rate In this city, -, mic.
hdwar MURPHY IT, vino hleG by a ork rf ssa
i HonmaS N House Mr. MURPHY refused to confirm
or deny the announcement If ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sheehan Mr. Croker and other personal friends, as
to his candidacy for the UnHcd states senate lie
also declined make any expression OF his opinion
regarding future Democratic policy.
COIpOratioD Counsel William ii. Clarke SAID yestcr
DAY You may quote opposed TO any policy,
The prosperity Of the country. 1t Is not likely ta my
opinion on the subject VIII be asked II 1t should
Congress 1t will be time enough to consider ,h
fought to ors nss las, dTesd"y when the
Fifth Hotel. said yestSrday that he tav9rTa
tut that he did not any need OF calling an extra
session of Congress, and that he did not believe any
would be called.