New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-04
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ARE DEPRtSefp'
,,o,rrxrn ny THE ARREST OF THEIR CO.
woRKER=-w F. sHEEHAN's Travel
LING COMPAN1ON

Tho nv sweep made Yesterday by the United s."'''
autbori.s Of Democratic vioators OF the eiecno, ~"
had a depressing effect upon the poi''cal oir'.'',
that partv at both Democratic Na'i"nai anu
beadouarrers as we'll IN the conncn o"".'
,toso nar,cons Of virtue the sachems and chieS o,
r.mnanv The arrest and Indictment oil so "l""' W
these Freedoms scoundrels upon whose e'o'' .,I.
nomocr,uc managers have been relying to carry ''',
scot, for cleveland was great surprise to 'he'n MN
maodctions deep. II not loud. about the hlnr''
~ uarrity and whitney. were showered upon '''
NJ the,r bnngllng confederates. II was pam !"
most ordinary observer that the commence" '"
C,o,o,and leaders in the result, about whoh ''''
, Icon nratlnr for several weeks. had received
severe shock ., ur,,,
The arrested Commissioners who are chars'n VITA
dealing in the pauper Heaters Of the charity '"Su''
tors for the benefit OF Cleveland ana rcIoi"'' now
bcen frequent visitors at both the Sate All" - ,'.
Headquarters. and have been quoted III oPe
interviews declaring the faith That was Ill the'h ''
Cleveland would surely carry New YORK. "he'''eF
those officials imported many Of the real. underlying
rcasons for their confidence" to Chairman h""''
during their visits to his private c0nferehrero "'
how fnr they had the cOuntcnance oil the Na''o' IN
mittee in this nefarous business, NAV come ou' "","
the cases are tried In court. Certain u u u"' w
arrests and Indictments Of Yesterday producer S"'
shock IN the neghborhood OF No 1870 Ffth ave anu l"
West Twenty -fourthst.
less orders on Wednesday to his Democratic cecuon
officers and other officials whom he regards IL "'
subordinates commanding them 70 disregard inc fr'
ersl Law and all United states authority on he'hoh
DAY started for Buffalo last evening. CEar'""'
Nurphv also left town his destination being h' Foe
IN Troy II was given out that neither Of them WOMB
,,turn here before Election Day. they boh II WIS
hi nered had delicate work - do In their Respective
cities An observing Democrat Mt the Hohmah io's'
last evening said that shcchnnS sudden departure
from the city, after sending ont III" hot hcnhc' III
strctions which he did. reminded him OF the Valiant
militia officer Of a former generation. VII" ore" h''
cnmpanj M before him tho eve NJ bai'lr ann
appealed 10 their courage and patriotism =" Stnp"rN
resiS, the attacks Of the enemy. Fight ~ lohs y"
,ou have an ounce OF ammunition left" h" SAID ana
don't retreat while there + a Of you left 10 nrc
II gun Then retreat slowly, with Your Iarr, ~ w,
foe A. I'm a little lame. I'll go now Mr, Sh'rnhn
left the state head quarters In charge "l "c'''"''
Charles X. De Frcsst ,,., tai,
Therr wa, another Murphy on The railroad lraih
which carried Mr. Shcehan toward Buffalo last eN'h
ing besides Chairman Edward Murphy. lr oi inc D.n
ncrotir state Committee. This WAS John MURPHY, INC
Democratic repeater. who was Yesterday scntrhcrh ny
Judge BENEDICT 10 three years Imprisonment u" 49,,
Erie County PenitentaIy for false registration. W.
Shcchnn's travelling companion must nave ar,u"u w
pleasant reflections In Mr.. Shceh"n'S mnd. ms Ms
thoughts reverted 70 the numerous 0'her ~
&. in he net who VIII be compelled 10 refrain nom
the intended pastime OF voting early and often '"r
ClcvcIand and stevenson next Tue.dny " thr Leu
tenant ;Ovelncr had his pencil with him last nigh ne
may have figured up an estimate on me los 10 Nc
cleveland vote in the state from these arrests.