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

way they dif not hesitate 70 do so III All III
direct way Thus Governor Flower toward evening
made public the fact that Presldent-elect
,icveand hal rejected an olive branch OF peace,
which had been extended to him recently by Mr.
Flower himself. It that Mr. Flower on De
ccmber II resolved to give reception on January
to the Presidential Electors who will meet here on
that day TO cast their ballots for Grover Cleveland
for President, we'll as TO the members OF the Leg
isnturc and that he sent letter to Mr. Cleveland
inviting him 10 be present. This letter Is worded
Kindly and In IT Mr. Flower boldly declares that tis
reception will be attended 10y his and Mr. Cleveiahas
party associate and will give them the nrst oppor
unity they have had since election TO exchange
congratulations the glorious victory and ID assure
YOU OF their support and cooperation in accomplishing
tho reforms expected OF your Administration The
letter is clearly profer Of peace, and II reads rs
follows:
Executive Chambe-, Albany. Dec II, 1892
Nv D-ar Mr. Cleveland: On the 9th OF January
intend giving reception TO the Legislature ana oiso 70
the Electors who meet that day expect that p'om''
ncnt member, Of patty viii lie resent from e' par
Of the STATE and | am sure they "ouid D" p'e'SN "
greet YOU on that occasion. Personally and omclsly u
would give great pleasure 10 have you WIN Us o' ~
time Politically the occasion will give our party asso
clats at Capital and elsewhere he h's' opp'.'s,
,h have had since election exchange congratulations
IN IN. glorious victory assure you oil tncr eeS'
supro,, and co.opcr1ton accomplishing the ror' eN
poctd OF your administration. sincerely hope you ma
10 hIe 70 he mr. sent. and shall expect you to make inc
Executive Mansion your home during your so'ou'h "'
With kind rcca,ds r,msin, yours very truly
~ ROSWELL. F. FLOWER
To the Hoa Grover Cleveland. 1o West Fh'S'hrS'S''
New.York CITY. IL
But Mr. Cleveland not to be temp'el 4"
remembered that Mr. Flower had gone 10 'he De",o
cratic National Convention and had there signed CIT
culor letter addressed 10 his fclowdelcgacs declaring
n at Mr. Cevelant could not carry the state OF New
# a candidate for President. Perhaps MT Nie'e-~u
also thought that Mr.. Flowers reception was uap
for himself, to get him entangled INTO Nnuiy 'eia
tons with the IInl Democrats OF the state "a'e'e'
nj, thoughts Mr.. Cleveland thus codly responoed 10
Mr. Flowers letter inviting him TO come 70 the ro
ception: 90 1000
No. 10 Wet Flfyhrst.st. December lo' ie'-'
Hon Roswell p. Flower, Governor. ETC.
My Dear Sir I in receipt Of your courteous ihN""
to, 70 attend reception Legislature ana the re-
~ chose, Flector, of our State the 9th OF January
ncxt | desire TO express my thanks for your nhu re-
mbronce Of me and my regrets that must forego the
a ure Of meeting you and your guests on the interesting
| oc, aslon YOU contemplate. Yours very truly
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Senator Hill, It is said secretly expressed MS views
nn,n the Cleveland interview against Murphy III inc
| editorial columns Of his newspaper organ here' Inc
| Albany Union.' This newspaper has donDh-leauei
editorial tonight accusing Mr.. Cleveland as President
elect Of attempting interfere with Inc cholcc OIL
rho Democrats Of this state for Senator. II says
The Mugwump journals seem to have adopted Ne"
heory i'm regard the election OF teo States Schor''
ordino to them the wishes OF the PtesGentelect are
at To be consulted and nobody Is to be chosen unless
slammed with his personal approval This theory impeS
,, M senator % represent the President and not the
State and II carried out this would no DOUBT CIV Us
personal government but IL would not DC te
sort Of government designed by the trainers OF the tonstu
,on The Constitution declares that THE senate ot the
United States shall composed Of two senators from ''e
STATE chosen by the Legislature therot III uo'S not
ny that the shall be chosen by the frcsn"' of
by the Presdntect IL would be outrage upon every
prucipe OF political decency for the Presldeneect to
throw the vast weight his prospective Federal patronage
into tho scale to control the free choice OF It's senators o
! the Legislature Of The :. 'te Of New-York
| Then THE Union'r bruiSlls declares that Mr.
Murphy has more polite manners than Mr.. deve-
| land SAYING
| Mr. Murphy was as good o Mayor Of Troy Us Mr..
Cleveland was OF Rufao; he is better educated man
has more polite manners. has had more experience In
| portcs and has a thorough knowledge OF public
affairs than Mr.. Cleveland had. His qualifications.
tAcrefore cannot reasonably d'nicd True. no was
opposed t. the rtnorInHtoa Of MI. Cleveland but 10
more 80 than OF the Democrats Of this
state and when the National Convention had decided he
supported nomination with all his energy and in
fuencc and cxertcd himself with unexampled
| generosity to elect tn candidate whose
nominat he had deemed dangerous and unwise. The
fact well known every who knows the true In
wardness New.Yok politics that there IS man living
10 whom Mr. Cleveland indebted for his election
than Edward Murphy. jr. That Mr.. Cleveland Should
now oppose his election senate Is therefore almost
| Incredible. But however ungntefu individuals may
prove be- Of the Democracy Of the STATE
Of New.Yor Is not ungratefu Their representatives In
Legislature know Mr.. Murphy qualifications MS al
mirable for the place and his long ana un'eNh u
yoou to the Of the Democratic party Let the
| Mugwumps and Imagine vain thns. me h's's-
! ature will elect the Senate
| Some OF the lesser Democratic officials Had inc
courage speak with n little irankhesS 70 hight
| about Mr.. ClcN Glands attack on Mr. MURPHY mus
| niC cd
! Mr. Cleveland should at This late date oppose Mr.
| Murphv's election ns senator. Why, Mr.. Murphy
did all I'm his power to elect Mr.. Cleveland a.
! President But Mr.. Cleveland cannot now defeat
| Mr. Murphy for the latter has more than enough
pledges from the Democratic members Of the Leg'-
lature to elect him. | predict that Mr. Murphy VIII
have 10 opposition in the Democratic CAUCUS
Charles :. Preston, the superintendent OF the BANK
| Department said on the same topic: am as
toujsl,d M this attack Of Mr. Cleveland upon Mr..
Murphy, for the latter. in my opinion would nave
supported the formers Administration. Il Mr.. Ceve-
land thinks some other than Mr.. Murphy should
be- elected he ought to name the man.
| James t. Inslh tie Deputy state Treasurer, said :
There seems TO be good deal of unnecessary alarm
| aiming Mr. Clcvelaud', friends over Mr.. Murphy :
olecton 40 Democrat in the Legislature will want.
ar intend TO send 10 the senate to antagonlz'
the President. Mr.. Murphy will not do 50. II IS
rot worth while for Mr. Cleveland to share In ms
alarm H. h, appears 10 do
calvin J. lIus N. the Deputy Controller said The
! canvass for Mr.. Murphy IVA, gone too far now To b,
E'lcn mn by afyling Mr.. Cleveland said. Nothin 4;
E carer 10 my mind than tina, tine great majority 4
tbs Democratic party in this state desire the election
| II Mr. Murphy u the o"rat";
| Hut il was Charlc, +. Peek. the Commissioners OF
tho Rureau OF Labor statistics, who. spoke with the
r~eatcst Dainne-s about Mr. Clcvean1s attack upon
| MIR Murphy. said Mr. Peck "li the nIelNiew, a.
,iil,sIed j. genuine the action Of Mr. Clev land T.
a piece Of csostistlcal impertincnce Wh)evcr heard
n such Interference with other peoples business II
l. none of the President elects business who the Legs,
,turn elect, senator more than II Is the business
! - IN. hnmbles. citizen Mr.. Cleveland seems 10
think that no Is the Democratic party, and that At
will die with him. The Dem }crl'lo parry GNiS,Hl G ,
| cxl,, when lie Is in private life again Tho
nrmocrntc party Of this State has been successful
/ undor leaders who do not now require the
advce of Mr. Cleveland as 10 who ,hould be renaiGr
IIis declaration OF hostility 70 Mr. Murphy Will make
sure of his election. II the Penn cratic party I'm this
tate now fan TO serd Mr.. Murphy 10 Washington re-,
| onu.r Mr. Cleveland does not want him there II VIII
| act I'm a cowsrdlv manner.
Tho Cleveland Democrats exhibited In nm ther form
,onigrt their hostility to Gover" Flower and othe"
Anti Cl vr'ard emocra s. nator ko,' e. VII i, o.