The sun., 1892-11-13
DEMOCRATS LOOK AHEAD.
REPEAL OF THE SHERMAN SILVER
Law rs ON THE PROGRAMME.

He Any Can for an Extra Sc What
Senator Carlisle Snys-Both Parties Talk
ofEstabiishisg Permanent bureaus Here.
Tho Republican national headquarters we're
closed tight as drum yesterday. Tho Hon.
Thomas Henry Carter. the defeated chieftain.
will remain in town for a number OF days.
Before returning to his homo In Montana 1t Is
possible that he will construct some sort OF
document giving his reasons for tho frlghtful
defeat OF the Republican party. That was his
intention yesterday.
1t is just possible that Mr.. Carter and othor
members OF the Republican National Com nit
tee will advocate the establishment OF perma-
nent Office for the use OF a sub com nittes OF
the national body hsre In Ne~ York city. En-
inent Republicans believe that this should be
done. and the subject will receive considera-
tion. Russell Harrison. son Of the President.
called on Mr.. Carter at tho Plaza Hotel yes.
terday.
Young Mr.. Harrison said that his father was
by no means cast down By his defeat, but that
he had accepted it manfully. IS he had other
Affections. Young Mr. Harrison added that
tho defeat OF the Republican party was OF very
much more moment to his father than the
personal disappointment over the loss Of the
Presidency.
Tho national Democratic campaicners
changed their minds yesterday. and will not
close the doors Of their headquarters until tho
latter part Of this week. On Thursday there
will undoubtedly be a meeting OF the Cam
paign Committee. and at this meeting q propo-
sition to establish permanent headquarters In
New York will DO submitted.
Senator German loft town last night. As the
great Senator who defeated the Force bill In
the Senate. he has received the heartest con-
sratulntions for his labors during this battle
1t may now be printed that he came to New
York at the urgent invitation OF the Hon
William Collins Whitney.
Senator German wns Chairman OF the Ma
tional Committee which won the battle In
1884. and he was also member OF the COM
mittee which bowed before defeat four years
ago. Senator German was very busy most Of
the summer. He was SO convinced that those
IN charge at headQuarters were well up in
their business that he believed he could do
hser seSgGe Maryland and tell
President harrisons, victory. senator Ger;
years 0 ago fii the Maryand % ii state 1ommt{es @
VOTERS Voters to tie perstry SootSs Many %u these
voters on the water front and elsewhere can
anee. e % 1nh Y the Maryand % State CommttSe
mas nTayS s 'SR sa year to sssna ws s
voters locked to tho registry booths volun:
tarly They turned ont to man: twas lust
fuence OF this issne. according to other mem;
hers Of the NntiorMal Cemuiteee;, penetrated
Northwestern States have tho closest busin mesa
| relations with the Southern States. aud on
that ground the iprce bi!l issue had w"nder-
found in the Dom",!cctat!c, column.
yS 's o Md'oGs 49, SHir rahoa n9Gut the
heard yesterday. The latest hit ls.. that Benia-
, min 7. Canle. who had much to do with steer
| quarters at Chicago. will hs urged Tor secre-
& I'M II ; ~ ne Ne Mst'Gfm nrv eWTrinfs Wi;lI
friends would urge his appointment as secre-
Slr. yiliari's services in this campaign have
| been valuable to the COMMITTEES. He devoted
| much Of his time to rasng money with which
! 10 rut forward the issues before the neople.
/ In this matter he was especially successful in
the Northwest. where his prominence, as a
rniiro"d manager has ganeas him u wide cir
Il It i is ST stii said that Mr. whitney can have
nn"ut 2nyihin; in tie shape & Of "Iorti%,TT xTnS he
james 4. n!aire. hut that he does not desire
10 enter Tie ,'ahinet. and that he will only do
Temocra,s IL !! M Cslsv" ,l;"t Mr. Whitley has a
great future before him..
Hoiel. 4 HvN reporter asked him yesterday i
| he thought an extra session of Congress would
b. snntgr 9tSr hs OF Mr.
"Onp ur two gentlemen asked me that same
1hiS w.niirG n nmm WlttI"f tnt, S'0npihns @ h
| levo th.r"wpuld DC any extraordinary session
Of the House
! acccrted that a> my final lud cment. 1t would
| y" most !mprua"nt for mo to mnk any such
at 'ns tme and WSn4 H
made thai r"rly was cxrr"tingly busy, and
scarcely sf"rred to heed what said. can
not t"!! wheh her or @ not al extraordinary EOS.
Mitch depends upon the action Of the pres
Should Sic Congress @ decide to repeal that Ast. It
may not I o ncccs ssnry to call an extraordinary
@ s woud hs not csro
itivey whether or not an rNtraorainary ses-
sin w"" e in my udsment i tn%sn neSs,Sasyn tno
Sherman law ar.! males obligatory the pir
,hn+" Of ..i.'oo.ool "[ silver hrlli,n bythg
thai senator Shrrnam himself at III, last ;;es:
sion, intr"lacr a h!!l caIlnE Tor the rereal ot
tn. hr ErIInh 'hat Ais It ma ha not t,
The Democrats OF the House Introduce a Ill! at
the comlns session 70, the Tsnen l 81 the law
isa prount. ity that the bill would reach lresi-
dent HARRISON; ,.,,. ,, .,., -.
th,n is III" question. hut if Tie att,ui" OF
Republican bankers in New York city is any
%oG S.s 7 on mel tsG"NS u Nsw W York
dominated to u great extent 10y RepnbIican
, sherman law. md has so, EXPRESSED Itself:
formally and officially. to Secretary Foster Of
| tho treasury Department.
GRATIS state Campaign Committcn. went home
! t. Bnflalo yesterday with Mrs. Shechun.
| Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr.. Of the Dewo-
! cratic state Committee. camc to town from
Troy and ,rent t.entternoon and evening with
t"wn Nr. Murl hy will consult with Democrats
very closnto Mr. Clryeland. including MrWhit-
! nry. Mr. Mnrrhy drriinc9to say.nnuhinG about
ator to succeed Frank lliscock. 1t has been
stated by high authority that Mr.. Murphy
| Hill was selected. and that senator Hill! and
tho Democrats Mt Albany desired Mr., Murphy
| declined Just how no feels about 1t now IL
not known. but Mr.. Shechau and ether friends
| OF his bcicve he Is the man Tor the place.