The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
SEEKING FEDERAL OFFICE.
REPUBLICANS IRE TlLKING PAT
RON.iGE MORE THAN DEMOCRATS.
Some OF Them Want tho Eat Omces Re-
tnined CntN Mr. tleS Gland Turns the Onlcc-
holders Out-Nr. SicvcInnd's Holiday.

some of Them Want tho Fat Once. Re.
tnined CntN Mr. tlcS clnnd Turns the Onlcc-
holder. Out-Mr. ticvcinnd's Holiday.
1t was announced last evening that 1t is Mr..
Clevelands intention to leave town either to-
morrow or Wednesday for short holiday.
Should Ito carry ont his present programme.
1t is his desire that neither newspaper corre-
spondcnts nor political friends break In upon
his vacation. He has been pe:tcred lately by
reporters who want to know what he had for
breakfast.
The ncws that the Pennsylvania Democrats
are to urge William Frank Harrity for n place
in Mr.. Cleveand's Cabinet was received with
satisfaction yesterday by the friends Mr.. Ear-
rity made in New York city. They recalled
that early in the year Mr.. Harrity started tho
Cleveland boom in the Keystone State. and that
he Is entitled to recognition not only for that
fact. but for his valuable services as National
Chairman during the campaign.
Mr.. ilurrity is now Secretary OF State for
Pennsylvania, and no Is an officer OF several
banking institutions in that State. He is not
rich man. and his friends say 1t Is question
whether he could afford to accept q Cabinet
Office place worth only $4,000 year
There were n good many Eepublicans IN
town yesterday. left overs from the recent del
uGr. Deacon lIackctt didn't observe Sunday
much in his efforts to straighton out tho ac-
counts at Republican State Headquarters.
In all. the Deacon is called upon to face about
$1,000 debts.
Several ointment Republicans hive had dis
cusson as to how these will be met and 1t is
said that some Of the lucky ones will DO paid
in full. while with others all sorts Of compro.
misses will have to be made. The Deacon says
that no has been in Utica since election day
sick in bod. lIo does not understand the
stories Of his mysterious disappearance. En-
Collector J: Sloat Fassett Is In town.
Certain Republicans beliove that he should
receive the complimentary nomination OF tho
paSs in tie United os Suites Senate very lew
except those on the inside are aware how
ns st TT.
in q. Gasd for tn 81 ertE
onlccr Theodore +. Willis and his little coterie
of Hills and opened headquarters in the Ken.
Fiat. the rnti:Hariison men were at ilrst very
They felt that they, could beat u Mr. Willis
30 to Visit Mr. Willis and comb him down.
tho task. aud lie would not until he was tiatly
told that unless he did so Mr. Fassett would DO
rses Rssn rs h" slsssS' ii
Tiatt. OK Senator Warner Miller and their fol-
lowers could do to prevent Mr.. Fassett's nomi-
ns sT"nsel t9s sno"S are doing
more talk about Federal patronage than most
aef las ha Gear
burlington. Ia. Assistant Secretary OF the
signed. ex-senator George b. Sloan OF Oswego
would like to MI the other vacancy in the
Treasury Dspnrttm,nnt caused by the retire.
MI Mr.. Sloan i was defeated FOL. the Congress
snM ~rY IN wn MI dtf asct a1a da ron
in Gen. Harrison's vote was 1850 from. tbs
h not Su sesys sn Of aa shs
Another featurYof the patronage talk by the
drisks. i Surveyor Lyon. Naval oifcer W ifis.
@ the bsmoeratic eSpesition with
their designations AS soon as Mr.. Cleveland Is
q m their Des ys that
they arc removed by Mr.. Cleveland l In fact.
should wait to be removed. In other words.
Cleveland on record and sec what ha will do. "
The commissions OF these fou our high th Federal
The commissions of Mr.; Lyon. NJ. Cooper. and
M Mi By a"H tho den M
ing of the United States Senate.
the az snes hm
to serve until Jan: !. 1895. and that the com.
re- sf 0ns oa sF SnK jan sn'
1t is known that , very eminent lent Democrats
mach Ii! Tnsn Ges,G
land. who lad Just LETT the White House, mnie
land n then the Coli cetor's spcciai deputy. that
no Democrat shou ID resign. but that all should
"" Mr. Magons did not feel like accepting tho
suggestion knowing that President Harrison
s"a G nfS now n.t mr.
Mr. Mkysn MT cnHpsr md ,m Mr. Willis feel Just
TIER nsH 'ra"es and mendrirts
said las! nisl.t that NJ could not with self
Th" coee, s addsd tia had 1n Sesn n
esaon en-" to Tssrn a se CO..
lector on March next.
sta cysIs e s e Is a.
has successfully withstool changes in the Ad
Under thS inc;cmnin4E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a. i.
'" Nith tie a advent q The csveisnd Admits.
tstSp in D.se nse hsn
the Treasury. Mr.. Manning gave Sun re-
porter his reasons for 0hliginR Mr. Tingle ut
the time. He sad that he did not wish to dis
place Mr.. Jingle. because" as he said. AR.
,Iringle has 4 mortgage on his property in
There are any number Of Republicans who
say that this mortgage Of Mr. Tingle's has
T TreSsnry from John Sherman's time. Tie
Democratic hrethrcn now want to know
whether this mortgage" will be considered
by tho Democratic Secretary 81 the Treasury
to he appointed this time. Mr. Tingle is
rich man.