New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
h,,.,en will not oppose tie choice Of Assembly,
man Suzer for Speaker
MURPHY HAS s1xTY-oNE VOTES PLEDS snis
,,,,cu nrpryns UPON THE ORDERS boss
ur.AUGuLIN WILL ISSUE

TX
,+,,cu DEPENDS UPON THE ORDERS boSe
MLAUGHLIN WILL ISSUE
. ~. On ,e,ccial.-The friends Of Edward
,,hv tr were cl.imirg to-day that lie has pieue.u
- hin, for T-nlted States Senator the support "a
&c the one Democratic members u ''e
,turc. This. Of course IS clear ""'oi''S - a.
,o i the democratic senatorial caucus but IL - NV
majority 81 the members Of the Logis"'u'e' '"''
- ,ronra I'VE Mr. Murphy 81 votes Only ou'
Of $50 votes which Will be cast Ior o"i,.u -. =,
senator. snpposirg that there IS a Democratic Uor
A., D,-rhv only La, 81 votes the division Of Vo'es
h Tho Ieri -latrrc should meet to vote FOR senator
rou,d be os follows: For Edward MURPHY u" %
otcs. for Frank H!scoc;, who undoubtedly VIII re-
civo te compliment Of the Republican vote, 'o votes
for some Cleveland Democrat, 80 votes lneIe
therefore a possibility OF long contest II Tue Oe.e
land Democrats have the courage to iehAh OUT Vi '"'
IcmO ratio caucus.
whether there shall be earnest opposition TO Mr..
,r,rrby's election as Senator depends entirly upo"
Hugh Mclaughlin. Of Brooklyn lie has hi.e'7Oi
votes I'm the Democratic Senatorial caucus ana CHI
make those votes. II he viii, the nucleus o. power
fnl opposition 10 Murphy. Few pouuciahs DetcN'
that Mr.. Mclaughlin has the grlt' 10 oI0cr US 60"
ators and Assemblymen t. remain OFT OF 'le 9e""-
torlnl caucus The friends Ct Mr. Murphy here say
THAT they EXPECT that Mclaughlin VIII nave
candidate for Senator and will order his followers 10
eive hin one ballot In the SeneiofM odu'uS'
and that then. MIR Murphy VII nave DIG ma
-o.ity. Mclaughlin will acquicsce gracefully In MS
election. Mclaughlin. i + said, wishes 10 nave
Federal patronage from Cleveland ard state patron
are flom Murphy through Flower, ana therefore VIII
sc concillatory toward both the Cleveland ana ur
anti Cleveland Democrats. Pressure Is be.hS p"I
mon Mclaughlin through the Office OF Speaker OF
the Assembly. 1t is agreed by Mr.. Murphy senator
HIN and Governor Flower that Mr. sulzer snail pe
sneaker. or at least some Tammany Han man
Martin perhaps >u2er will arrive mere
on,orrow and WI! Op'h heacqaf'eiS'
Through his cruointmert Of committees much pre-
ure can be put upon McLaughlin whose ch'oi ',o"e'
is ~ possessing tho patronage u The zig ciN Of
rrooLltn. llo c,ts that patronage iarscF ,IV5rt,
.rt. ua,-cd ly the lc1-'ature. u Is F,' ''1
James f. Oulrley. ~ nropLlyn is 10 be c,"irnan Oh
nm. committee on Ways and Means. anu uri,,1ulN
leader Of the Assembly. Then Timothy -. SidnNAh
wishes IN be chairman OF The Committee Oh "o anu
orcrn1r Flower TALKED little aLout the Senator
snin iris evening saving: "Ihe members Of m,
Irii loture win gather here IN Albany ana thty WI
e'arf United state senator, and whoever Is '.'n
choice the people. ia ID, opinion VII approve VI ~
This is m inclrcct declaration by MI tIo"er L,at
prcsidcot-occt Cleveland IS not ihc hs1l authority
nossessed Of To POWER 90 eject INli'i Stats Hrio'
INT The Ierlsl atire Of the state Of Ne"-lOrk'