The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18
WESTERN DEMOCRATS HERE.
7HEF WHIT BENJAMIN r. CABLE MADE
SECRETiRP or THE NAVY
Mast Democrats Agree that There II Little
Likelihood Of TN Extra S~ssion Of the
Housc-Buslness Over at headquarters.

Mast Democrats Agree that There II Little
Likelihood Of IN Extra Session Of the
Housc-Buslness over at headquarters.
Mr.. Cleveland's home continues to be over
run by joyous Democrats. The Western con-
tinEent, headed by BENJAMIN r. Cable. Judge
Lambert Tree. and others. swooped down
upon him yesterday. Those Western chaps
are not afflicted with political modcsty. and
they blur;ed right out in meeting yesterday
that they wanted Cable appointed Secretary of
the Navy
They did not tell Mr.. Cleveland this. but every
other Democrat one met up town was ac-
Quninted with the real mission Of the West
erners. Mere delegations are on the way. and
all tho Indications arc to the effect that more
Democrats will be away from homo this
Thanks giving Day than since that eventful
Thanksgiving Day eight years ago.
Mr.. Cleveland has not yet selected the spot
where lie and his family are to take short
sojourn out OF town He is to have great ro-
ception at tho Mathattan Club tomorrow
night. and the Reform Club want him TO be its
guest on Dec. 3.
No progress has been made in the formation
OF tho Cabinet. and serious work OH IL will not
10 begun until the new year is ushcred in. Mr.
Cleveland will listen TO all suggestions. es-
pecialiy II ON the West. The conundrum is as
in tho Cabinet. and. II So who the gentleman
is to DO ly January the petitions and suE-
gestions concerning the makeup Of the Cubi-
net will have been received from all parts Of
tho country. and Mr.. Cleveland will then be in
position betterto review the ground.
lhs selection of a private secretary for Mr..
Cleveland is about as hothersome matter as
any that will be presented to him. Mr. Glove
lanG had Il treasure IN Col. Lamont. and Just
wncre he is 10 get another like him is the
question.
1t was rnaic known last night that Mr.. Glove
land. on matters relating to prosperity; eEi...
matters THINKS very highly, OF tho suggestions
Of senator yaf!.,le and WiIl,amt. Whitney.
Duniocrats; Lut Just the samo MIR. Carlisle
and Mr. Whitney appear to be closer to nim in
sented themselves np 10 date. senator I az
iis'e Is now on E'r way TO hicago Ee!ore no
with the Western people.
Most Democrats uow accept the news pub
listed n few days since in ! HE SuS That there
SESSION Of Congress Senator carlisl. and l!r.
Whitney are credited with bringing to Mr..
ClcvcInnd's attention the suggestion that pos
this winter. with power to sit through the
sumner months for, tho purpose of recon-
man,!iut n line II policy.
Nr. Cleveland ut the rrnner, time will take
iG,i M.'er HnG.r ro % 1Sa,r nn vonvs
words 81 senator Vest hit tho present situa-
| ton possibly letter than anything yet said.
Senator Vest in Kansas ely yesterday said:
Mr.. Clcv.l md docs rot behave in cavalry
! charG" ulon the existing system of taxation
and linAuc". 10 is firm. but also cOns"rvA-
| tive. and knows that he must make haste
| slowly" The Senator's words express the
| views, Of every eminent iiemocrat who has
| called on Mr. levcland in the last few days.
| The Hon. William Frank HArrity. Chairrn
| OF the National Committee will shut M head
| quarters for good tomorrow Tho thousands
| OF visitors who have beseged the building
during tho campaign will probably not Gsi
! together again until Mr. Cleveland appears on
! the east wing o. the Cap!:o. ut Washington tc
| make his second inaugural speech