New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

EJECT Mr. Murphy as senator. Mr.. Cleveland removed
that rpi.apprchcns,on los .1ying frankly tidi h" Wa
no, i'm favor Of Mr. Murphy, election. lie "H rS'.
to say that. ~ u Democratic voter Of inns o'a'' anu
rs Ile-i1cnt elect. for naturally he wishes - nv
tho senator, from his own state sustain the tli7h
l0licy and the silver policy upon which be- vs. re''e'
lie Mr. Murphy personally bat mn-t say That II
We're Mr. Cleveland | sioulG not feel saturated VIVA
gratitude lor what 1r DID FOR me in the lat" Pfe'i
dental campai en-. II /. notorious ict tlmi 9r'
Nufphvs first aim rs Chairman " tn Democratic
state Committee WIS 10 'lc', % D'hocr'u' NS''"-
hlv I'm favor of bis own election ~"ntt r. ~ VIZ
Cleveland got votes. tlcy were given nm hN the
Democratic vaters Of the state. Nh Murphy We 5"
solutions thai he houd mol have ahN opposition 90
ecnator that he came into Abany Cunty ana DC
ieatcd three Democratic candidate, for In" AS''h"N
who ~ suspected might oppose his election. III wa,
way he ri -5ed the Assembly and M" -rid"i-'' "'
moreover greatly diminished the v''- which Ny.
Cleveland should have received II ths comfy.
Philip Russ on oi tn Democrats who was tins
tempted to desert l, iaIt, ia hi, city. ana la' since
been expelled hy he Democratic General commute" ..
tlhs city. still holds an Cfic In IN" r7ptiI uhu'F Noi'l
Dlehanty. superintendent Of Public buildings ana '.''
fatheI-in law Of Mr.. Nmphy The General 'omOh'
tee requested Mayor Manning and myself 10 "ppsi'
before Governor Flower and request thc removal ~
Russ bcau,e Of his treachery Mr.. Cleveland ana
the other 4DenOcIatic candidates, and we Ind
plain talk with Mr.. Flower on the SUBJECT
Mr. Murphy's fatherin-law, MIR. Delalan'N sun
retains Russ IN office, however, ana We mus
SEE trcachyry to MIR. cleveland and other Democrats
rewarded. Elsewhere In the STATE sl'o Mr. MURPHY
lv he Use Of his powers As chalrman Of the J. mo
cratic suite Committee. ruled out Cleveland men
who were candidates for Asemblsmen ana favored
men who would support him for senator II hor'
no, seem 10 me tga under these circumstances Mr.
Cleveland should filed With gratitude ~" at least
has ;hc l-ht t. rcpudi1ie the shgs's uoh th"' H.
f.vo -. NJ Mr. Murphy Nruanr.
Robert p Bush. he speaker Of the Assembly, game
h,.r,. TODAY and .fiendel meeting 81 HE Land b'ATu
he was on.. Of the few anti Cleveland Doln"cIas VINO
would talk ai.ort the cleveland Interview. "I In my
op'nCl" ,aid >p qlk,r Bush. Mr.. Cleveland express
his PERSONAL opinion when he said he did not iaV"f
~. Nurp.Ns dc'ton Senator. and not IN" OPINIONS
- others FOR Mr. Cleveland Is II man WHO has 'ph'h7
OF h, own Nevertheless. he has spoken at too late
an hour 10 defeat Mr. Murphy. thinh MI M"Iph,
las tl St,,n1r now Of MN irrfs al the members IL
The Demo rail- cauc,I>. ANA VII b" m"Aih'us' Io"'
Nr Ntrpht's nlend, saw hat he worked loyalN
for Mr.. C!cvcaud~ said IN, Tribune core. content;
YES replied spcllc- Bush, but MIR. MURPHY hnd
% hc Ioyal II he had not been hc would have 81
contr, Of The Democratic orraaizatDn In M STAT"
and Furthermore. Imagine the potion Ny MuIPN
Would be In now II Cleveland had lost Ncw ior1-
York in that W should have MAJ 10 'I'''A
%s.mh, ma Cns'lcnbush Of schenectady Co.niy
A member Of the Democratic state Committee "h2 j.
strong Murph! man gxP:e''i, f i5 Sod r
Nrphy's purpose, II elected to H. un,cd states
senate was TO antHcOnIGe the Administering ' /
,cnid not vote. for him. But / have too high an
opinion OF Mr.. Murphy 10 be convinced %, ,n ur =
thing By few political enemies. bcheN, UT.
Murphy deserve, much ~ the credit for the Nlc nv
OF our party IN This state T,e Dgi,a'nre a,,ov
think thcy owe their support 10 Mr. MurpN oF w
Trited States senate II he asks 1t, h- c''tihN WI"
have mine -,. ,ono ,o-,,yhf
Lieutenant Governor she"han arrived here 'o-n'sn'
Will his charming vile AID engaged rooms ~ uc
Drlovan House \ little later h" said to 1rn1n.
corrcsrondeut: You NUT excuse me- IRON N'',r-
ANYTHING about Mr. Clcvcands declaration 911u' VT
Wurnhv- Then Nj. Shccisn AID senator lill went
oil 10 a nil strel show.