The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-23
CLEVELAND OFF TO EXMORE.
BEFORE HE GOES HE ASKS OFFICE
SEEKERS TO PLEiSE TO LET UP.


Them-Iti. Absolutely Untrue that He
Has objected to Mr.. Murphy's Candidacy
for U. y. Senator, and Mr.. Murphy IL
Go,uu to he Elected lr He Wants TO Ne.
MIR. Cleveland left home yesterday for his
promised holiday. Ho went all by himseli
down to the Pennsylvania Raiiroad Terry i'.s'
evening. aud took the T:40 boat TO Jersey Ivy
In tho waiting room across the river he was
i'm IN dlutsly recognized. Mr. Cleveland wor.
Q dark suit, q dark overcoat. ana OiacN
derby hat
Station Master Thomas met him nj inc eNN
20 tho trains and escorted him to a speciai car
which was attached to Train s. known az VIZ
Pacific Express The car IS NO. -, nn.
known us an extra special ar. 'ie'eiuhu
has had Il before. and President HARRISON mas
travelled in II. Mr. Charles u. Jefferson anu
bird dog came over on the next boat ana
Joined Mr.. Cleveland in tho car. Mr.Jehersoh
Is Mr. Cleveland guest on this trip
Tho Iacigo Express started at $40 T. NJ.
1t took Mr Cleveland rs far MS Ihilndsphia,
whore l. Clarke Davis editor OF the Pubt'c
Ledger, joined tho party. Philadelphia de-
spatch says that tho porter. who took IN re.
por.er's card to Mr.. Cleveland at tho Broad
street station. brought bnck the message:
"Mr. Cleveland says that he cant road
writing"
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk express on the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore road.
and at Wilmington it was shifted to a train on
the New York. Philadelphia ard Norfolk.
Mr.. Ccvoland's destination. which he will
reach at 5 o'clock this morning. is Exmore.
hamlet OF 1fty inhabitants Just south OF the
Accomack county line on Care Charles. and ut
the head OF n little inlet OF Chesapeake Bay.
His purity expect to spend fortnight sh oot-
Ia a,I,t nv =, 10 al yrn nj
Exmorc. so that no is not cut or from COM
munication with his family. He will not
bother himself with politics or the great
problems which are to confront him until his
return. and even then he will not buckle down
to hard work until after Christmas
A representative of the United Press called
urou Mr.. Cleveland yesterday morning. Mr..
lleyeands appearance Indicated TO sope sS-
and tha con lnament t" which he has been
sMbjeStei; IN srraeIng o. Inc absolute neess'
tnns viii III are his hnly lot at home. he said:
have been amnzet nna exceedingly graft
fed by the thousands Of letters OF c"ngratulh-
ton which l have received since election
from tn. Amor, iean people IT every station In
beef, however. utterly imrossibls for me to
read even the letters q that description which
Wien have thus ia" lar see III. unav"i ianie
fully appreciate. however. IN" good will am!
one Of them. ihes. good friends. Of course.
o KAT S"nd b ue out Of
tim. and tho most that can do is to say
through The press that am not unmndfui OF
NAM ii tie callers whom 7 have been
sraanel re'n MY VH ms h' hey had s1cn n
mailer u ,nnn,ent- reflection. Those who
sass 4T 10 r" ne ne n"a,
and certainly unnncsssnri;y nrsn'H! ire; de-
sire 10 give as much publicity ms possible to
tkn, # Il mani t ctnSiu.
!cn. a4 shan ayoa a.! inssry,sws on thps
a. opportunity 10 present their applications
orally and those who burden mo at this time
with written applications cannot possibly do
s"ynm Ynisn w'" 81 Interfere Wh sn wi
s,n Or d.cency in my icing overwhelmed with
hs sa 'ss" is ys.";on ST. Sisys,sna fsSica
upon various conditions. ! expect however.
70 be sent about two weeks. and when re-.
unnccessary d.mands nron my time to which
have been subjected here thus far. shall
tanly between now and the fourth o; March
subjects which should lie pnstroneI."
Mr. t sa Of ESa. r
Phy., Jr. rs United states senator 70 either.
Ar. Murphy. MI. Croker itaut.-tjOS Sl.chan,
Or any other Democrat who has Advocated Mr..
nlurphy's elevation: The antisnappers arc
Interested in c!.cula ting IA report to the con.
SSevs a In0 met N yIs M cr "Hsn
Mr.. sheehan. and the Others. say that the
sAntl.snapner version OF tho meeting Is en-
They Si said faither yesterday that Mr. ceve-
Sandidacy. and never had hal. They id On not
destitute 70 say, though. that Mr.; cleveland
might have ss son:"rreI With him. but sven tSa,
nrn6 3 s rh' aG Gsc TO tha b, rs Mr.
vices to ne nemoeratic party in New York
State entitled hin, to the promotion.
70 tel the wh0ie story: negimnlnE from ~"
remnrksot one who has been the hone and
Einew OF the nnti-snap machine from February
~ s said ~ notice in TIT SYN this morn;
n ssar Frs s VIZ h9y anIo ssn
II sSs S I;
IN that course. especially II tho vote on lont
ballot ut the comm. session was to be close
But the situation is. changed now. anil The
paJority OF machine Democrats is too large
BY Keeping up Iusiladn against Mr.. Murphy
We can induce hin 70 withdraw from the field.
~ have no hesitation in telling YOU this;
sHY t1.t s us M sVs
VINO was present that Mr. Cleveland not only
told Mr.: Shcehan that he was opposed to Mr..
Nurnhy,,s candidacy for the United States
Ii viii hs observed that this arch ant.snap-
Ssr confesses that he was not present at tho
secont,haud His confession that the anti.
flHNppsrs hole to drive Mr.. Murphy ont Of tho
sIa ~ abusing him in their newspapers and
SmhSrs NAV also be regarded a. Significant.
xhn 'S w toF IN" tG'ormation gathered from one
Wy M va pte, ent AZ ~. intcSyiew. He said:
! A pielSlnt
vii, M, W. NShPd Mr. rokel. and Subsequently
Csnrr,i r, n,ptm"n, 4" talk was entirely on
inen uh'l Mr. Murrhy rose 90
partinr Mr. rr'I3s hGtadS with Mr. Cleveland at
.yc%pdiia'e ior Grltyi States SENATOR ALTO
sm neH ' XXI Mr. Murrhy. and all hands
the Snnntc NV uAot"er word was said about
MuIphy yn cyr "GGimment that overheard on Mr.
Ar. whitney and ,'her ,.adine b.n, os"n ~.
throughout H." STATE sh.ulu hayn Lean H.