The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
MR.. CLEVELAND NEEDS REST.
THE REFORM CLUE DINNER POST
PONED FOR TIM.
Tonight Il tho Manhattan Club Reception
No Candidate In the Field Against MUr.
ply for Senator-!A n 'I.Snapper k'us:cr-
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Tonight Is tho Manhattan Club Reception
No Candidate In the Field Against MUr.
ply for SenatOr-An I.Snapper Illus or
Mr.. Cieveiand's Position Not Known.
Mr.. Cleveland decided yesterday that he
would try to leave town with his family early
next week. If he has selected his temporary
resting spot. lie has not told his friends where
Ii is He is to havo o reception Mt tho Manhat-
tan Club to night. but the reception announced
to he held by the Reform Club on Dec. has
been postponed until Mr.. Cleveland returns to
town.
The Democratic statesmen discussed yes
terday tho dinner given to Mr.. Cleveland by
Henry Willard of Sherry's the night before. IL
has been whispered all along that Mr.. Willard
would either like to hc Secretary Of the Into
rior or Minister to Berlin. II was asccrtaincd.
| though, that Mr.. Willard has not yet informed
| Mr.. Cleveland Of the desires attributed to him.
| Once again it was authoritativcly stated that
Mr.. Cleveland has no present intention OF
| calling an extraordinary session OF Congress.
| and that hc has not considered single name
| for his Cabinet and will not consider names
| for some tme to come.
Tho national Democratic headquarters was
| closed yesterday. and Chairman William
| Frank Ilurrity returned to Philadelphia for
good. Letters addressed to him at ga Chest
nut street will reach him. and communica-
| tons for Simon =. Shrcrn. Secretary Of the
| National Committee. may DO sent to Logans-
| port. Ind.
For Frank Hiscock's place in the United
States Senate there is but one candi
Gate in tho field. and ho is Chairman Ed
warh Murphy. Jr. of the Democratic state
; Committee. 1t is true that the Brooklyn Demo-
Gratis have nineteen votes in the caucus. and
that MI. Mclaughlin has advanced the suG
| Gcstion that the next United States Senator
Should come from Kings.
lut Mr.. Mur!hy is tyr in tho van. and it Is
! shows u maIoritv in the caurus the BROOKLYN
| Democrats will not throw stumbling blocks in
,ns p%'hw"Yn ,ow rar q n T by afeH
hany. Singular!v enough. as the ranhih9cy
of Mr Murphy has gained hradway. the Re-
d!date in the person of the Hon. William G.
,Ths brought a smile to tho faces Of the Dem
y"seria vo NJ WEitney has ' said frsanen,iS
ruhi4s once. and that il he lad he is not the
man 10 accept suggestions from tho enemy
drr u" t" ,no Dom"crats orgnni7a,tcn Of
New i"rh state. suggested tho name OF Carl
Little has been hcnr,! OF Mr.. .Schurzas n can
dihatc for the last few days. Now comes n re-
ro,t TINT til" anti; snaprcrs, will OPPOSE Mr..
Murphy anyhow. Just now they are TO oppose
him is the conunirum among thinking l'cmn-
c;ats. Senator ~ has >noEsn niEnly OF Mr
l.ieu,.-G"v She,hnn a"d. rs already said the
Democrats Of Kings arc not OF the kind to dis
ii is not known Just ,h%w senator Walker Of
"teuben and Senator lilii trown OF New YORK
stand on the question. nut it is figured up that
even il they were disposed t. oppose the can :
didate of tn. regular Democrats there would
l." clear majority Of ten Oh Joint ballot with
Whispers were heard all day vest erday al out
MIA, @ bay :" am hEnnSs
or Senators with whom they could start tho
| ilttprIy n a ",
Mr.. Murphy as he has been all along toward
Senator I'm. but the question with PRACTICAL
is hi- power to defeat Mr.. Murphy should Mr.
Murphy permit his name to 20 before the
From the present outlook the anti -snappers
cannot count upon single vote at Albany
with the possible exception OF Senator Walker
There IS only one nan NJ, in the State Tao
advanced Iy tho regular Damocrats. As lar
as can be learned. Mr.. Cleveland has expressed
Mr.. Cleveland frequently before elect .on day,
Lut has not seen Kim since
! There wasnta Democrat to be found yester-
where. Mr.. Cleveland stood on the. subject OF
Mr M"rphys e,. Gant tl, Wsli, Wilt
hind iii, talk about what the auti-snarpers
are to % the a al, question of tho
Political etiquette almost requires n FRESH
dent to discuss these matters with the Sena-
Hill after March next will he tho senior Sena-
tor from New York State aud Mr. Murphy in
the event Of his election would be tho Junior
! Senator.
Mr. Cleveland. when he retained Postmaster
| Pearson. was not calloh upon. Il was remark
! Cd - discuss that subject with Democratic
! Senators from New York for the very simple
! reason that there was no Democratic Senator
| trolu New York. This time there will lctwo
Democratic senators with whom he ran dis
cuSs the distribution Of the great Fedora, pat
! run"g- in the tmrr" state.
It has been cus,onarr that the political or
| srniHatlons OF n state shou!,. receive their
allotment If thc, Federal patronage through
tn" Sepat"rf., The nnt-snnrpers arc fully
Murphy springs from their knowledge If II.
1hey do not fancy bein. com pe!!rd 20 speak
Mnrrhy That. Democrats say. is the situa-
ton in u nutshell But until Mr.. Cleveland
! speaks there is nothing In the cheap thu der
%! tho ant-siiappcrs.