The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-14
STATES NOT YET MADE UP.
THE GARNET MINERS ARE SWAPPING
GUESSES, 7HA7iS ALL.
Mr.. Cleveland May Seek Sos,c Winner re.
sort-As to Collector. Mr.. Croker May
he COnsntcd-Thc Albany spc nj rshIp.

Mr.. Cleveland May Seek Sose Winner Ire.
sort-IAs to Collector. Mr.. Croker May
he Consntcd-The Albany Spcnkershtp.
For the information OF all Cabinet makers 1t
may DO said that Mr.. Cleveland has not yet
given the subject OF his Cabinet conside GRAFTON.
All states that are made up and all names
mentioned merely represent either the desires
OF ambitious gentlemen or the wishes OF their
friends. Mr.. Cleveland has boon urged to tako
short holiday out OF town. From early morn
ing until ate ut night his homo is beseged by
the triumphant Democrats who wish to con-
graduate him personally. Mr.. Cleveland can
not receive even small number Of his visi-
tors. and dozen secretaries would be unable
to reply to the letters and kilograms OF con-
graduation. Mr. Cleveiand's friends have sug-
gestcd to him that short rest out Of town
would DO beneficial. and it Is possible that he
and his family will make short soiourn at
Lakewood or some other near by winter resort.
Concerning the disposal OF the great Federal
offices In New York city. neither Mr. Cleveland
nor his advisers nor Mr.. Croker nor the other
Democratic leaders have as yet mentioned the
subject even among themselves. At the
proper time successors to Collector Hendricks.
Surveyor Lyon. Naval Officer Willis. Appraiser
| Cooper. Postmaster Van Colt. United States
| District Attorney Mitchell. tho internal
| revenue collectors. the deputy collectors
| In tho Custom House. the assistant np-
| prascrs under Mr.. Cooper. Brooklyn's Post
| master and its United States Attorney, and all
| OF the uncassiiied places under them will
! doubtless DO. named Concerning tho COL
| lectorship of the Port it was remarked yes.
tsrday by a Democrat; high in tho party
would regard the suggestions .! Mr.. Croker
! possibly more than anybody elses. This same
nnderstaod now as ut any fuiure time that
there arc bound to be any number OF disap-
years ago that many OF the best places are
controlled more or less BY the Chinese civil
election 100 Demoerata lot their places in
werS, Furnished with reduced railroad rates
for this nnrGose The pemoGrate
whether any, of the 400 declined to take i'd
vantage. of the opportunity offered them to
did not may hear something, drop If the advice
! OF certain Democrats is needed.
Federal service. it may 10 added that al the
Republican chiefs Of bureaus are good ma
ss sfn He a Ss sys XII E
rank Republicans and are glad Of it. and they
have NJ desire 81 t 7" remain longer in their
nTie Hon, William Collins whitneyy and
| Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr.. OF tho Demo-
y.rsntion at the HOLMAN House yestsrday yG az.
tiemen said that they had not discussed poll
tics. but had merely gone orera few of'the
the OF
| Gov. Sheehan and others placing him in NOM
SHORTY r s sst in By S,s
There We're other Democrats at the hotel
| during the evening. aud the Speakership OF
isi III ens ., @
| Ellcnville. Ulster county require tho selec-
ton Of q aew Speaker and q new leader Of the
William Sew Yopp is he
ite lust nov as Dr. BGsh's successor as Speak
Sulzer. A, month before, the election it was
TIE STT that there WAS every
"f sade!s
Mr.. SulZe: is good rarliamentarian. and ono
OF tn. brightest and d most intt;eiliEent Of the
The new leader Of the Assembly is 20: to be
discovered. and it is quite possible that lie will
s. frscst St Be re sssHt ERIK o
the Democratic State Committee. and was the
chief lieutenant OF Lieut. Coy. Sheehan in
Assistant Clerk. William J. Ellis. is al SO. ac-
cordng to the best authority. booked for re-
A great gathering Of Democrats is expected
at Aloany, on Dec. q. when the Presidential
electors OF the state meet to cast their votes
| for Cleveland and Stevenson. Tho Indications
are that the event will be celebrated with more
than the usual eerem2 S that occurred eight
Gov. CievelanI's pri ratc secretary. AS soon
as Mr.. tlevelands election was assured in
those days he told Col. Lamont that no
wouldn't 20 20 Washington unless tho Colonel
went along as private secretary; Things are
IN a9s ssod whH many is re
lc Mr. Ceveland's lprvatn secretary this
| time, Ipl. Lamont is ont OF tho pues-
ton. With Mr. Whitney and others he Is
asso GATED in great business ENTERPRISES which
| in II few wears ptOmis" TO make him II rich
man The private secretary of the Pro ident
has good ,!ra 10 DO with making the Admin
even ,enpcrcd. know tvcrybo'y or appear to
know everybody. who calls a the White House.
stavn OF the Lorcs. and make things as easy
| as possible Tor his chief. To meet all these
requirements Il private secretary o: the PTrsi-
dent il compelled TO ie very much Of q dip
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