The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-29

other important questions. l am heartily In
III am reel ected Speaker and have the
duty Of reorganizing the next House. l will
the interests Of these questions" ''
It was said last nisht 10y ono who ought TO
know that Speaker Crisp would succeed him
= Tllery- Anderson called on. Mr. Crisp last
evening. 1t is presumed that, his visit was Ia
the nature Of an apology for the Reform Club
After his. interview with Mr.. Cleveland;
snsasHs Ssp
time He said thp he Md c ssy sas
THE FEELING IN KrS6s COUNTY.
The pronunciamento Of Mr.. Cleveland on the
question OF candidate for the United States
Senatorship has not in the slightest degree at
fected the feelings OF the managers OF the
Dem ocratic organization in Brooklyn IN
reference to Edward Murphy. Jr The
anti-snarrers. who are working or Mr.
Murphys defeat. will receive no assistance
from the Democrats OF Kings county. one Of
their emissarics called nron Hugh .McI.auZh-
lin yesterday. aud asked him what he thought
Of Mr.. Clevelana's dec aration
Mr.. Mclaughlin had not Yet seen either OF
a copy was procured no hiuntiy remarked that
Mr.. Cleveland probably thought that he had u
right to express himself as he had done. tnt
state might hold a different opinion The
missionary from the ant-snan camp returned
of doubt TINT the two democratic senators
and seventeen Assent,ymen from Kings
San yo and by tbs lssr
ntel States Senntorship and Speakership.
and that there will DO no pot OF. obstruction
lupn are concerned.
The rsyTesssnt,a,ve,s Of tho BrSoklyn De,
said recently. :: have never GoItea and ! don't
believe that they have tho slightest inten
Gn q d0T So ON or Gsssson f
meet their fellow Democratic Senators and
Assemblymen IN ga, caucus GUS and; no matter what
candidates. will abide by the decision OF the
majority.
4 close lieutenant Of Mr.. Mclaughlin said
You can take my word for it that Mr.: Ceve.
lands slurs on Mr. Murphy have only had the
effect Of bringing Hugh Mcl.anGhIin, to tho
LauChliu knows that had it not beon for Mr.
Murphy's antagonism to Mr.. Cleveland both
never have opposed HI m for the Senatorshp
We never would have heard word about Mr..
maniike equipment for the onlce.. You can
state with absolute positiveness that there
viii be no bolt, no kicking. and no obstruc-
men,.
Hin. Murphy, Flower. aud shc-hnn Have
Nothing to Sny.
ALBANY. Dec. Ex-senator Hill was in his
night. busy opening letters. when THE Sun re-
porter called to ask for an interview on Mr..
Cleveland's expressions regarding Edward
Murphy. Jr. Senator Hill paused only long
enough to glance over the contents Of the let
ter he had opened. and then said:
~ on may say have nothing to say on the
Senatorial question. or the interview I
would gladly give my views to TIM sun II | had
any for publication. but | have nothing to
say
COY. Flower. wien asked for his opinion on
the Cleveland interview. said.
II must refuse to say anything on that sub
ject.''
BUFFALO. Dec 2S.-'rhe attention Of Lieut.
Gov. sheehan was called his afternoon to the
interview with Mr.. Cleveland in which the
latter comes out noint blank against NJ r. Muir
ply for Senator. Mr. Shee han was asked for
an interview on tho subiect.
lot woSd. Sir. not word. said he.
TROY. Dec. HS-Edwarl Murphy. Jr,. was
seen al his residence Tonight byTuH Sun cor
RESPONDENT and asked II he had anything TO
say about Mr. Clevelands interview
AT present | will say nothing whatever on
the subject" Mr.. Murphy replied.