New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
WHAT rs MIR. WILLARD AFTER?
POSSIBLY 4 PLACE IN TIE CABINET.
HIS sUMrTUOUs DINNER TO MR.. CLEVELAND
CAU.ES MUCH TALK.

HIS SrMrTUOCS DINNER TO MR.. CLEVELAND
cAU.Es MUCH TALK.
Yesterday was the last day for the Democratic Ma
tiOnll headquarters. AT No. 100 lihhave., ana the
heavyweight politicians who managed me Cleveland
campaign under William c. Whitney's direction have
changed their addresses back 70 the towns ana cities
which they called ttielr homes before Mr.. Whitney
asked fheir asss chairman W. r. ihrTity goes
back to No. j24 Chestnust. PHILADELPHIA; secretary
= j. shcern to Loganspori, Ind; Don NJ Dickinson.
chairman of the Campaign Committee, TO Detroit,
Mih.; b. y. smacc, who the "spelblndeiS"
Burcau. 10 Burlington. VT: Josiah Quincy, who super
Intended the literature" to Boston, and the smaller
fry TO their respective places Of abode. or course
every one Of them expects 10 be called upon ON or
before March to accept place In the Cabinet, or
10 some other responsible lucrative employment
under the United siates Government, In recognition
Of his services, abors and prlvations during te cam
palgn.
The main topic among both outside and local Demo
cratic statesmen yesterday at all the hotels and cups
the dinner gwen by Henry Willard to MI oieVe
land. at Shcrry's, the night previous IL was se"
orally believed to have considerable si5iihoi'ioe
Mnny Of the guests were Ike the host strong Anu
snnppc-Sr who ahOre hard ~ PIT nr. tevei"hu Ut
tho head OF the Ticket. There was, therefore, great
bond OF sympathy between MIR. NiilaM eX-Mayor
Grace eX,.ecretaly 'Flrchih, Chairman Harrity
Asso late Chairman Dickinson, oswald ot'chuorlei'
CAL Scllrz Mr. whitney Colonel Lamont. Wayne
Macyeagh. w. l.. Wilson, of West Virginia, who pre-
SIDED at the Chicago Convention, ana George Fred
Williams as they sat az the bOuniul dinner when
sherry had prepared regardless OF cost. Mr.. Cleve
land Mr. MacVcagh, Mr.. Schurz, Mr.. whitney and
Mr. Wilson rs well rs Mr.. Willard made speeches, ana
each man laid tile tafy7 thictly all the rest sit
was genuine mutual admiration society," an eye
witness said last evening.
Everybody WIS aslJng yesterday what II Is tAat
Mr. Willard wants. 1t med 10 be taken for granted
that be has not been wording FOR many months ior
the pure love OF tariff reform. The reply generally
was lie wants t. be either secretary OF the Interior
or Mini ter 10 Germany" II may l., remembered tat
NJ Willard tho adlug spirit In Il cotcrlc OF T;.'
road presidents who raised nice round sum to nom
mate Mr.. Cleveland AT Chtago. This amount those
who know what they talking about. put nj
.I0DOo0. Il Was enough to produce the necessary
wind and cr; h,1-m for Nj. Cleveland at Chicago. and
he vas successful The object these business
politicians are credited with having In Wow Is to
sell the bonds Of their tig railroad ventures in Europe
II they can succeed In wording Mr. Cleveland ana is
administration 10 thcir cNpe' ia.on,. they VIII De
AL eight AID they viii get lhrgo dividend on theli
inVcsl r. c.t IN his nominal ~ ana election.
Mr Willard gave his >umptuous entertainment
of Wednesday even NJ" said careful political %
server vcS criay, merely IN nr;hcrance If the plai.
Lc hq. Ala wow II wa tho best thing nc could mink
- for \, cuinr himself hi, services In Mr. Clcvc
land minds eye. II he have commanding In
iuencc ~ the next Admin .rtoh. and sand IN
position TO wing irlnes In heavy style WIN tho IlS
t6rks 4 rail oad bonds 10 hi, sad,
fa non and make mint Of none II i
pure business pecuetlon with SIR Willard and the
Th~ Manhattan Cub /, to entertain Mr.. Cleveland
In great sty" This evening.