The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-31
CIENEl AND AND Hill

BALTIMORE, Dec so -Ex-Mayor Will
lam K, Grace of New York reached here
from Washington last night IL is under.
stood that he came south as the bearer of
a message from Mr.. Cleveland to Senator
Carlisle, asking the latter to accept the
treasury portfolio. Ia regard to President
Clevelaud's recent announcement hat he
is opposed to the selection of f waTd
Murphy, Jr., as senator from New York
state Mr.. Grace said:
"Mr. Cleveland has probably said la re-
gard to Mr., Murphy's candidacy all he iu-
tends to say, and he would not have said
anything if he did not consider it ueces-
sary TO call the attention of the people to
the fact that the Democrats of New York
have never been consulted in regard to
Mr.. Murphy's candidacy aud that the
caucus proposed TO be held in Albany will
be cut aud dried affair TO register the
viii of a few individuals. SO far rs New
ork City IS concerned whenever the ideal
candidate for the seuatorShip Is spoken of
there. the name of Mr.. T r. CouderC is
mentioned. Mr.. CouderJ is n man who in
point OF personal integrity, patriotism and
oratorlcai power Is the peer of any man in
the United States today"
WASHINGTON, Dec. SC-Congressman
Warner Of New York City, speaking of
bhC lulStfi lew pIIutcu III NHt New \ Ork
Times, In which Mr.. Cleveland opposes
the election of Mr.. Murphy TO the United
States senate, said:
There Is Que thing which must not be
forgotten in reading this interview aud
that is that when Mr. Cleveland speaks he
meSns what be says, Just that, no more and
no less. The interview of itself, therefore,
does not necessarily imply that Mr. Cleve.
laud proposes to openly fight Mr.. Murphy's
candidacy If Mr. (laN-al.,,I L..
friends for Lim-was to say the word
which should array the influence Of the
next administration against Mr.. Murphy
that gentleman Wouli have no more
chance Of election to the senate than Won
or l. You VIII remember, perhaps, what
happened to Roscoe Conking If YOU
imagine that the people OF New York were
not in sympathy with Mr.. Coukling at
that time you are badly mistaken. But
when it came 10 n choice between sena-
tor and president of the United States
the people sided with the president. l. is
not The men whose opinions you and
might naturally seek who settle these
questions 1t Is the people in the high
WAYS and bywavs ana the crossroads and
when their influence tegau to be felt at
Albany IN the memorable contest between
President Garfield and Mr. Coukling the
question as 10 the continuance OF The
latter gentleman in Office was quickly de-
cded.
1T Is with the masses that Mr.. Cleve-
land has his strong hold and should "A con-
test occur between the New York state
machine and Prpsidelt-eivct Cleveland il
viii be the machine that viii get hurt"
Ga the other hand the Tammany senti-
ment wHs expressed by gentleman very
close 10 MeSsrs. Cochran. Fellows. Cum
mings aud other Iammauy leaders. If
Mr. Cleveland's statement i read care
fully" said he, 1t will be recognized as
protest against what h. knows 10 oe In
eSitable. Mr. Cleveland knows thst
Murphy l. sure 10 be chosen senator. but
be wants 10 place on record his protest
against the choice Il reSds Ike the
lecture OF father 10 son who Is going
wrong. Ine result will be that after
March !, Senators Hin and Murphy wi 4 be !
IN open opposition 10 Mr. Cevelani Il /
viii be the cd Coukliuz-G arlield fight /
4galn, bat this time Mg. HLl will not /
make the mistake that Couhsing made. /
luuklHgs res iEuation was magnificent. .
bat lt WAS not war. Hill will not b~ mag
ljEceut. bus he viii he lor war There
a very snlal margin OF m jority "a the i
'euate, aud Tue Two votes OF Hin aud /
Murphy VIII practically place Mr. Cleve 1
and al their mcrcy. They eau blocS con !
Of his appointments auI cSa /
llc,Str 10 hin. Alr Cleyvl aud appr cjateS 4
his lac aud q = he main Cause for nls .
ryIug 10 Ge.e.s. Autpay."