The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-30
FOR SENATOR AND SPEAKER.
MCRPHY IND CRISP tBOET AN
THAT'S ~ SIGHT IS YET.
Mr.. ticvelnud's Erond Field In the senator.
ship Contests-t' Ocisran says lie Is Not
tandiJate-rhe Programme at Albany.

Mr.. Cleveland. Hrond Field In the senator.
ship Contests-S' OrIiran Says He Is Not
tandiJnte-'rhe Programme at Albany.
Mr.. Cleveland had number OF visitors at his
offices in the Mills building yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Cleveland does not like 20 have the
names OF his visitors printed. 1t may be stated
that in tho Senatorial controversy Mr. Cleye-
land will not take a hand in the fight in Wy.
omiug, Montana. and Kansas. The Senate
committee selected TO LOOK after this business
has this affair in charge. and Mr.. Cleveland
will interest himself in the Senate contests In
New York. West Virginia. Missouri Wisconsin.
Texas. California Virginia. North Carolina.
and Kentucky.
Concerning the Interesting situation in New
York. the information last night was TO the
effect that Edward Murphy. Jr.. was still a
candidate 10 succeed MIR. Hiscock. 1t was re-
ported by close friends OF William c. Whitney.
Richard Croker. Hugh Mclaughlin. and others
that it would lie considered inadvisable to de-
feat the wishes Of the regularly organized
Democracy OF the State. Inst night Senator
German of Maryland. Mr.. Whitney. and
Speak er Crisp dined together and then went
to the theatre. 1t was tho opinion OF al three
that Mr. Murphy would be elected United
States Senator from the State Of New York.
Senator German did not have ime to call on
Mr.. Cleveland lie Is In town on personal
business, and before he goes away he will soc
the President elect. Something has been said
about the pronounced opposition OF Mr. Cleve-
land to Mr. Murphy. 1t is very well known
that Mr.. Cleveland. no more than Il week ago.
said to friends in his confidence that he he
ton friendly TO him. Yet u week luter he comes
ont with his Statement, IN OPPOSITION to Mr:
s abSn vsry ew SsW s Sse ss
II Is well known. though. that OK. Mayer MI:
liam \; Grace, the bitter opponent Of Mr. Mn
close communion with Mr.. Cleveland during
the last week.
;, Nj. Cleveland has personally assured Mr..
candidate for Senator.
s cs yio Tor I'M tntsa States ssSat"rshH
am not n candidate for tho office OF Sena-
tor Nobody has been ,n,, aI t. to use my
some opposition has been reported to the re-
siecion Of Cha ,hs Grsp to tn
IT lie H Rsniss WITH
| Mr. croker. Mir. Whitney. and several others.
| II was understood among these gentlemen
was likely to be the next Speaker of the House.
Notwithstanding outside OBJECTIONS.
gr Gi y viii It'll Mr. Crisp Tie Senator from
w wssa tue nsk na"S G M m M.
said that he had not had time yer to r!si: Mr..
| Cleveland.
| As tho days go on only one place in the
! Cabinet is reported tn be- positively allotted
| the Navy. to Col. Daniel $. Lamont. There are
! SO many complications concerning the SENATE
| fights in other States that Mr.. Cleveland APP
| parently does not care to go ahead.
| ARood many Assemblymen and Senators
started for Albany Yesterday. The Democrats
! assemble there on Tuesday next. The pro-
! 9ramme is still Assem- lyman Sulzer for
| Speaker and Assemblyman Daniel Martin Tor
| leader OF the House. Hamilton Fish. Jr.. is to
lead the Reruhlican minority. according to
prpsent