New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

,he situation and it doesn't pretend to, but IT merely
follows the lead OF the machine OF the state Inc
reason for Its peaceful disposition Is that IL Is an
solutely dependent for support ON the maIorFS Al
the Legislature. should New-iorh aud the Interior
be antagonized, senator Asplnalrs Annexation Dill
might be forced to the front, and the ohc'hooeis
might be deprived OF n job or II might be ahho'"i
by having any number OF local bills giving so'o
things to those inside hung up In the Legsia'u'e.
That is why Kings Comfy has been regular """
now is. H.
Few Democrnuc politicians were to be found IN
Brooklyn last night. Hugh Mclaughlin Win II mreo
number of his faithful followers had gone to Coney
Island, where a prize-hght was being held M the
accustomed hannte Of the leaders were deserted.
oe ShH r pslT hG and SH Mls i'' He Sad TIM
position of KINGS County tnhN Is pH nn Ihr
declaration OF Mr.. Cleveland can make no difference
In our position. We feel h. does. tnai II wo1d DC
better TO have other man. but there VIII De no
bol. If the King, junty deceal III gr'' MI cin'u,
he is nominated. Kings County is always rcSnliL.
| don't know whether or not the delegation VIII -
into the caucus, but ] think IL VIII. lioW II WIN
vote there | do not know. our men may hold II
caucus and vote a. unit. but am ~ 'urc
OF tlat believe Mr. Murphy Is to be Elected II
80 ali VIII lie harmonious. Mr.. Mclaughlin dorsnt
believe it is good politics to send him TO the oenaH
but he has no personal feeling, w. dGnt t'l"A h'
election would stir up dscoid IN Washington ,,
Tie mcmlels of the Legislature hay" no opinions
Of their own. They are Waiting to be told what o to
DO Hugh Mclaughlin Is reported to lmyr said yeN'er
day that the delegation would 60 INTO the caucus,
THE Anti -nappors are relOiced over Mr. tlevr
Iond,s positon Edward NJ. shepard said last even
ing 4" fink the leaders In the state VIII lhd II 10
ther advantage to select some other candidate How"
ever If would rather Murphy senator man sohr
re.pectably yeneercd man who would do the bluuihG
cf Murphy II We must have such lnnlchcc, W.
might better take the dose IN fun force IL may u4
US good and clear up the system OF tli@ DemocfacN
do no, b lieve Mr.. Murphy Will be elected:
The Brooklyn Citizen. the organ VI inc Hdohiho
said I'm an editorial yesterday:
There ha misunders an1ins ~ wclin,rmed en-
cles as 10 the meaning Of Murphy candidacy. and
THE Citizen thought ii any part OF rs uulN
70 mnre tn truth. The objection To hin Is that ne
represents enmity the Cleveland Administration ina
he is bent upon pcrpcuatne actona strife In me puN
councils of the STATE that The intention OF the men
tn msclyes and adverse the President in the tnied
States Senate
The Eagle" which la, been 0utspoken against
Murphy. Yesterday remarked: The TIN" mas clih'
for Mr. McIauShlin's rcp-al, and for the conversion
OF Kings County from nothing into something IN Stde
and National Democracy" II. however, reminds th'
Cleveland people that they have little reason to hope
for favors after turning against Chapn and supporting
Flower. =, M, -,
A leading Democrat speaking Of the position OF
NcLauchlin Yesterday, said 1t Isn't good Judgment
TO make kick when YOU We got on rubber boots.
James Shevlin |, said - have made remark Ci
similar import. District Attorney Rdgway Is under
stood TO favor Murphy. lie has long been a strong
Nor do the views OF anybody except Mclaughlin. who
visers who with him one. senator MccaIty Is
the nest influential member OF IN" delrgntloI but
not a member OF II will claim opinion "a yet. No
one has received Instructions.