New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23
A BUSY WEEK FOR CLEVELAND.
DEMOCRATS WILL SWARM ABOUT HIM.
PLACES IN THE CABINET AND OTHER OFFICES

WILL ATTRACT THEIR ATTENT. ON
Mr. Cleveland will held converse during the next
dav or two with IA number OF prominent ana III
fuenal Democrats. some OF whom have aircaoy come
long distances to see him. one 81 these. e. o. wall
Of Wisconsin and Democratic National committee
man OF that State. arrived here from his nome IN
Milwaukee last evening and went TO the Fifth Avenue
yto,d Senator 4 p German, of Maryland. Is also
n, the Fifth Avenue and senator Carlisle who mas
resigned hi. seat In the Senate 10 be ready to enter
Mr. Ceveland's Cabinet cretagy OF the Treasury Is
,vn,ctcd IN the CITY today Ex Postmaster General
Don NJ Dickinson OF Michigan. has also sicnifed his
intentions OF beng hand. h!Ghclass conference
on the arrangement OF the unsettled places III tue
Cabinet 1, expected and the presidel telcct's law
Office IN the Mills Building Is likely 10 be more than
ever n centre o. political interest this week be-
sides the statesmen already mentioned Mr.. Cleveland
will have the benefit OF the wise counsel OF eN-
Minister phdps, OF Vermont. and william {. Whitney
| ex Mayor Grace and Colonel Lamont. Of this city
The belief grew in strength Yesterday that senator
, John T. Morgan. OF Alabama is - be secretary oi
state. lie Is considered the nearest approach 70 q
dipomalist Of ability that Mr.. Cleveland can ind
within the Democratic party.
Mr.. Wall, or Wisconsin, whose name has appeared
on many states Cabine. possibility generally
being ncntiond for secretary OF the Interior. denied
last evening that lie was looking for anything OF the
kind.
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candidate for anything. and Wisconsin asks no rep
rcsentat.on In Mr.. ClevclanG's Cabinet. Sh" Will
heart " support II, Admlnl,t atiOn vi holt any coz
milton Of that sort" Nevertheless. h"r' are we'll
defined rumors abroad that Mr. Walls business hero
is closely connected with the execution OF n plan
that will givs to Wisconsin cXac,y what he says she
doe, not want Mr.. Wall may no. int, nd to press
his own claims. bu, he Is likely 10 suggest that Chief
Justice Cole of tire Wisconsin supreme Court. would
y-(fp
| the President elect.
Mr.. Morgans selection a. Secretary OF State addei
| TO Mr. Carlisle for the Treasury Department VIII
close ont Mr.. Cevelands contract TO give two mem
bers OF his Cabinet the South. and leave the other
six places to be filed from the States above Mason
and DiNon's line. The prevailing opinion now Is That
r.1nc OF Mr.. Cleveands constitutional advisers Will
be taken from New-England. General Patrick a.
Collins, who has been u much mentioned PROBABILITY
for secretary OF War; makes ii UNDERSTOOD that he VIII
not accept that Office any other In the Cabin-t
The General says that he cannot afford TO take any
| such place. lie wants the Consul-Generishp nj
London which he understands Is extremely luc'' I've
| and growing more every year. In other wors
| he /, "out for the dust
| Senator Hi and Lieutenant Governor Sheehan re
mancd in the city yesterday, at the Hotel Nor
mandlc and the other Mt the Hoffman. Both had n
| number OF snapper and Tammany callers.
The Tammany leaders heard some news yesterday
which made painful impressions upon their mlhuS ana
satisfied them that the revolt CT the German Dem
ocracy Of the east side against WlgwNm b0S,lsm Is
| r,pwing. Ex-Assembyman William ''ohnfT, WHO
represented the old Xth-nOw the With Assembly
District OF this city-in the Assembly OF 1o9l ana
1892 WIS recently appointed by Mr. Cookers orders
n Deputy Tax Commissioner at n salary OF S2,'oo
wear He has let 1t to be known among his German
friends OF the district that he heartily sym
pathizos with Assemblyman otto Kempner MS
Louis "
against Murphys nomination In the Serate caucus ara
denounced the four q" bosses who hold mortgage on
| New.York state at the Beethoven Hall meeting On
Friday evening. Mr. sOhmer Is an influential man III
Nj, district and Will join with kempner In his purpose
to destroy the power Of rammany Hall In the Nilti
District speaker Sulzer said yesterday that SonmeE
ought to be- removed at once from his place III the
Tax pelaiircnt The Civil Service rules VIII probably
| make this dricult The Tnmmany people assign as =
reason Tor Mr.. SOhmers stand AGAINST theni ma, ~
ha, been promised the Office Of Colecp;r o. lhIsrna
| Revenue tn succeed Collector Eiiman by Mr. CleVe
land's patronage dispensers