New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14
WORRIED OVER ~BOss' M'LAUGHLLN.
TIE FRIENDS or EDWARD MURPHY, JR.. ANXIOUS
ABOUT HIS ATTITUDE on TIE sENA
TORSUIP QUE-TION.

Tho candidacy for Senator OF Chairman Eo"hiu
Murphy r.. was the principal topic In the city yes
tertay among the Democratic politicians oi Do'h 'ho
| Snnppcrp and Anti-Snapper" schools. Tie Anti
Snappcrs7 plainly do not Ike IT, and were hopln. III
n homeless, sort Of way that Mr. Cleveland or Mr..
Whitney or somebody else whom they might authorize
would get up and deny that Murphy election to the
Senate was I'm the compact which Cleveland and
whitney made with Murphy, Croker and Sheehah "'
the famous Victoria Hotel dinner when the snapper
chiefs promised on their part 10 take OF their coats
for the Democratic National ticket and TO do their
best 10 bring Senator Hill into the traces lam
nanv men were Offering to bet yesterday that no such
denials would from either Mr. CieVeianu VI
Mr.. whitney and they were also Offering big odds
,b,t Carl Schnrz who had been announced as the
Nucyump-" Anil Snapper" candidate for the Senate,
would not receive single vote In the Democratic
cnucus which will nominate the candidate Tor the
United States senate.
Candidate Murphy remained In the city yesterday
Int lie ,trenuously refused say word for publca-
ton as to his or expectations EN'hafhOer-
lain Richard Croker. Daniel G.. Griihn, of WATERFOWL
Governor Flowers Jefferson County lieutenant, VINO
WAS u, wear chairman OF the Democratic state tam
paig Committee. and few stars Of lesser lN'i iS'"u7
I'm the snapper armament, were CloSctrd WIN MI
Murphy in his apartments at the Norman houS'
Annex n good part q the day. Tley had feViSel
rs, y, the names OF Democratic Assembly men elected
which they went over with much care. To Interested
Democratic nquires they said that they did not care
pcavune about such candidates opposing Murphy as
Carl ~chur1 Of Missouri and New-IOrk Doha'I NO
Noughton OF Monroe smith VI. Weed Of Cinion or
Charlie, w. Taylor of Harlem. bu they were PLAINLY
uneasy about Boss Hugh Mclaughlin, oil hIhs''
Va ot.cIal declaration of Mr. McIAushlns CANDIDACY
had reuched them last evening. and ths gave 'hei'.
some comfort Hu, they had heard THAI several of
the bcst-lnown and INST uu,ied men among the
Eo-s's~ close adhcrcnts had been enthusiastic ana
earnest IN advancing III, claims to th" senator MP
and this caused both Mr. Murphy and Mr CioA'F u'u'D
u.-turbatlon II mind. When such hcutcnant> oi Nr'
Mclaughlin q, District Attorney James W. Al"s"ay'
Commissioner william \. Tur'y. Rc-iSer James Kane
As,,mblynan Cooney, Coroner George H. Lindsay,
Alderman Tloma, \. Beard. senators Mccarthy ana
N,Catren and william G.. DcWiu had made haste 10 I'M
n,r hl, standard and t. declare that the senat"r'hp
world b.. a royal round OF t. Nr. MclAughlinN l0h5
and active Democratic careei, IN" erect was u'-
pleasant upon the minds Of the Hoffman House states
mon. They knew that Mclaughlin CONTROLLED ab-
.olutoy nineteen members Of the Legislature enongh
- mink. the Democratic majority Of twenty LOOK sch,
a, ono u. Mr. Murphy = friends rNPrf>N'l H. EHoi'9
were In piO,IcS, 10 get frm MI. Moltushi'i al, ~.
dnr-ulrni al Mr. Murphy for the senate a, unluali-
lied as that given by Ltut9nant Governor >heein ana
Mir Croker on Thursday evening, bu up 10 Eist &C
rnnnts uothiug favorable had been elected. IL was
said u,t night by we'll Informed Democrats mat
Mummy Lad been entered In the rce without Mr'
Wcirithn's assent and that i> would result IN inter
cs,irg complications at both Albany and WaSh1eton In
wnirn both " Mr. Clcvcnnd's icet would De iouhIi
'rr.,,,ic ovcr tl, formation Of the coming cabinet
has aIr.ady begun it said YESTERDAY. alth puen
week has not yet elapsed since the eieGil9h oeis'or
,,rnnn senator HriCe and senator llll believe they
can divine II plan Of The Maewnmps 1d,oca ana Ah,l
snaprc,s for ignoring the service, ald sacrlhceS OF
30 ttt.,lvart end of the Democracy IN the new Ai-
mlnisraton while conspicuouS recogni ion Is 70 o.
eaven 10 Don NJ. plchinson Charles ;. faiIcmid' r.
Eilcrv Anderson ard msn of that ilk who made the
,irt ~ lin ami lrman and their friends burden
TIeveland made many promises to secure the sup
port Of in Gorman. Rncc and oihels which lie
P Po,, revcr fnfl SAID a prominent snapper Demo
oau M, .,riav "'rhcrc viii be lot, of fun before
th, wear is ont The dcvc pmcntS which arr sur" to
come Will make plenty of gay hair Tor some people
oil know