New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31


law.olices yesterday, and among them were >cha-
for Vest. of Missouri Senator German, OF Mary
land. ConorossnaT Gear Of California; Congress
man Anthony. Of Texas, and Congressman comp
TON of MARYLAND Conspicuous among those WHO
did not call was Congressman w. Bourke CocNrah'
~ tbi. city. Mr. Cochran arrived from wash
jnrton on Thursday night, and along WIN III"
came a rumor that lie had been summoned mere
he Mr. Cleveland. who wanted to pat INN IL
the Scnatorship race against Mr. Murphy, ~
COCHRAN promptly disposed of the report Yesterday
h, ,,inr that his presence in New-loik h''
not bcen requested by Mr.. Cleveland. hcN tooA
re. also, without delay, to align hlinseh "'''
.. UW-Tammany- Snapper contingent IN opus
a, N Mr.. Clcvelands Senate dlrccuoAs' 'N" ~
90, are for Mr. Murphy for senator
Il am po'tivcly not candIoa'e' ''i0 w
,.-o,,ro, :. .,oyc no aspirations for the place
I'D anv OF. who uses my name IN coN"eO''o"
si,h the Sen4torship does SO without "u''Ol W.
from me- have 10 doubt whatever u --''
'lurphys election. .,;,icoo,ior
~ M, Snappcr cohorts on Murphy and their ao.'I'
~ resist nny assaults that Mr. Cleveland can Or
coriz. against them. State Senators Charles T.
Nc,pcllond and William L. Blown have been I"ooi
inc as Cleveland emissares among DeHioci"l0
members of the Legislature TO excite opposition "
Murphy, but so far they have been uhaoie 10 IN
rounce ANYBODY but themselves as against INC
choice of tho Snapper chiefs
CONGRESSMAN Gear presented to Mr. Cleveland
Yesterday plan Of operation, with winch INC
president-elect expressed himself as mUch IN
pre ssed, and which lie is likely to adept, though
with some notifications perhaps Mr.. GEAR SuG-
oested tho appointment of committee oy tH' DcN-
ocratic caucus of the House of Representatives.
and, a arr
acting in conjunction with tho Secretary of the
Treasury Of CIeveland's Cabinet, who most pco-
nile now believe will be Senator John &.
Carlisle. Of Kentucky. 1t will take prob
ably a considerable time 10 put together
= satisfactory measure, and the summer WI!
have mostly passed. away before it is completed
but when it is all done it will reflect tie
sentiments of Mr.. Cleveland and Of all tie
different shades of the Democratic party. wren
prepsred and everything Is in readiness Mr..
cleveland is to call an extra session OF Congress
10 enact it into law. While tie work Of Pre-
pairing the bill is going on Mr.. Cleveland VIII
he getting things well into his control and when
the new Congress meets expects - be abe -
elect a Speaker who wiiI frame the commute
in accord with the desires Of tic Adm .nisiratoh
There are many silucntal Democrats W'o
b.,e serious doubts whether this rosy scheme
be put lntO cAccutIoI, dilu dAIp"n ''''''' 80
Mr. Whitney. lie has taken pains. since Nj
Clcveland's declaration Of hctiliiy TO Mr. Murphy
was made. to let it be known among his friends
that he had not been consulted about it, and
Thought il q crievous error. Mr. Whitaey, II
i well known. gave promises TO Mr. Murphy
which he wants 20 carry ont and II i also
understood that he desires the reel, elton Of Nh.
Crisp, as Speaker.
Il VS. not Mr. Cleveland who invited Speaker
Crisp t. come to New-lork this wecS, Int Mr.
Whitney. The Speaker and the President
eject. when they came together, discussed TIE
princp!es ana policies which Should coy III leg
islation in the coming Congress. md they debated
proposed chorqce in The line of ,dril r. orm WIFI
cspecial in crest, While probable measures Of tbs
kind wer. being con. dcrcd, thc : a.l"rship qucs-
ton ottruoed iteeli
"Iundcrstand, Mr. President, said the Speaker
~ TINT You are unfriendly to my rccl'. ion.
Mr. Cleveland gave an answer Of an cvas o
kind. which had the effect of strengthening II.
Crisp, apprehension Of Mr.. Clcvcl nds inc ia
tion "a feht him, and caused tho Speaker 70 say
II want Won 20 understand, Mr.. FRI 7ident that
YOU cannot beat me, if you Try nave ma
iority Of he Democratic members OIL te H'N'
House already pledged 10 me.
Mr. Clevclands response has not been i"pof"''
but those who have been watching the won -
Of the P:c,dcnt-clcct's mind say tLat he
call an extra session until he is satisfied
! hos tho ,,aterial at hand 20 lay ont D.
| Crsn and slppsnt him with W. G. 7. Ire 'la-
! ridoe Wilson. Of West Virginia, or some other
CONGRESSMAN with whom he IS in accord III.
Crisp viii return to Washington to-day.
Mr. Cleveland declined 70 s2y yesterday whom
no would like ~ sec elected Senator IN pllce Of
Mr. Murphy lie insisted that there was time
orouoh vet ia which choice could be made
He yyould Ike 70 throw his influence for eX-
Nayor Grace is he thought That Mr.. G-ace could
muster any strength in the caucus Speaker
| Crsn. Senator German and Otocr wcll-nown
VISITING etaiescn toll their frcads conidc TALLY
that tbcv we're satisfied from what they had seen
and heard in Ncw-York that Mr. Murphy coHld not
10 dotcatcd and hat M Cleveland had adopted
a. nolic, which would bring untold disaster Hpon
The Democratic party in Ncw-YoriI and in other
St1ts.
The seventeen Democratic members Of the
Assembly from Kings County for tie coming
v1ar including nine members Of 'he present
: ~~i,iaturr and ci.it new mcn. mot ~ % pre-
Ininarv caucus in tic Thomas Jefferson Hhldng
i'm Prool,lvn last evening. As."mblYman John j.
0.G ',' of the II!d District, presided After
80 ;nt.roharrc Of GREETINGS The decision WAS
,caclrd 70 adjourn 10 meet AZ the Dricr11 llo1@.
in Albany on Monday 80 >. IA Dos
Nj auyhfin and his remnants were IN tir
,ici,itT of the Thomas Jefferson Building AT tie
tine Of the meeting. II H. understood That the
mon who owe their nominating ana election - me
Assembly 10 Mclaughlin. Will implicitly ORGY ms
In i'm fhoir action ~ Albany. Tie hnts county
,rag.ntatiycs will d1uhilcsS swallow tncir words
rf onnositjon to Edward MURPHY, Jr ana vote
Sdr lin in caucus and ia JOINT session Tor
United States senator. The kincs County Assem-