New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
SENATOR MURPHY SILENT.
HE REFUSES TO DISCUSS HILLS FIGHT FOR
MAYNARD
ECUlLLY EEricENr ABOUT Ms REFUSAL TO &c
CEPT RECEPTION IN HIS HONOR FROM
THE MANHATTAN Club BECAUSE
T. H. COUDEET Is PRE>I-
DENT Of IT

DENT OF IT.
senator Edward Murphy r.. in the city y,s
,erdav on his way back 10 Washington. TIE expected
,o ,oLe a tr.i, for The National Capital thi> morning.
When seen at the Hoffman House last evening he
was reticent on the subject Of senator HIS purpose
IN nouina I.,ac H. MAYNARD for JGdG" OF the Court
OF Appe,ls and preferred not 10 express any opinion
regarding Mr. IIiIls unheradcd v''il to Boss Me-
Iaughln at Grcenp9ri, L' l' %" '"'"''"H h'I'r
noon. Other Democrats discussed IN" lIillMc-
Iaughln conference with nest ana 'h' belief wa'
,eouentlv EXPRESSED that the trip TO 'irccnpor in
dicatcd unusual interest ON WI III" '.' anu "lc''h'
That the senator was prepared to oh"r lhrg" induce
ro,., ,o obtain tlc assistance Of the brooklyn
potentote I'm the next Democratic stat convention.
Mr. MurDhy'S rcticcnce EXTENDED also 10 Tie inter
e.tinp piece OF inside history when cropt ont OF me
Manhattan Clubs portals tn" other DAY showing the
strained relations which exist between Frederic Il.
Cordert and the machine Democracy ana bringing
&C.,, til, nromInencp the failure OF President C"vr-
land IN recorniza Mr. COudcrt's services In the way
all his friends expected by appointing MN A"-
| bossodor 10 France This disclosure showed tha' DO
sides suffering from the GOODNESS ana neglect {" me
President who had been 50 sisnai'y "i'hN 10y VT.
Couder,, Courageous advocacy bestowed o. critical
,, NJ Coraert had known also the bitterness and
ont,,ent Of the men 81 the machine Whom h" had
| offended when he clampioncd Mr. Clevriand cause.
II has been customary since us orsa"A'uol' io'
the Manhattan club to onsr rcoP''o" 10 De"'o
| Vice IrtSlnPnt>, ''N'IHpIN anu
,,n,,.a states senators on their election. Tilden'
o po,,r.op Cleveland and IIill have all
| lean bonorcd in this way and 0S'n Edward Murphy
r. w,s chosen United states senator last January
a wcllknown member OF the House committee OIL
the club also prominent rs n I"nNiahS o"oN'i'
moved at meeting Of the Board OF GOVERNORS II
noSo,,,ion 70 give senator-elect Murphy the usual
ooont,or II was adopted, although Mr. Coudert'
a. president OF the club, did not favor IT, Ihe re-
canton never came of, and the reason only h'eN
hscame known The enterprsing young MEMBER
who carried the resolution through The boaN was
authorized TO nfchm Mr.. Murphy Of the great as
tnction which awaited him. The 7eha'or-oeo' was
found at the Holman House on his next WISH 10
| tho city and the invitation was given to him.
~ shall not accept it, replied MI murphy WI"
poorly suppressed indignation.
"You won't accept. Mr. Murply0' exclaimed inc
vounr envoy Of the governors, unable 10 D'i'Ve MS
ears
Not by a - sight" replied tlh' SenatF-'ie''
What possible reason can you have ior d'c"'.
ing reception offered You by the Manhattan ''"o
was asked.
81 uiu nevcr accept a reception from ia" "aD
while If has for rs president that monkey faced niue
popiuiav Condcrt." was Mr.. Murphy answer
,rbe War DEPARTMENT, treatment OF Mr.. Couder's
son-lnaw Lieutenant Bellineer. amazed some o 81 e
Coudcrt's friends more. n possible. than the r"'E
dent, failure TO cOuicr a hrstfIa'- h'''"" "T"
uipr President Iiuill>oh N"H''''''''''' 80
tenant E,linger WAS stationed al West Point. me
q, fin, first lining, which Mr.. Coudcrt learned on r.
turning from Paris. whore he was one "f IN" N""'-
can counsel I'm tn. BcltnC sea arbitration. was u'A'
Ts sonin. law had been ordered suddenly I" IN
Antonio Ten Mr.. aud Mrs.. Bcliius'r have one emu
and the little one + In dcllca" health. ~ WIS tue
fovorlte and pet Of Is grandmother. Ns coUd"rt'
who WAS naturally filled with dread at IN" PROSPECT
81 the long Journey IN IN" heat 81 midsummer before
IN. cLIld and II, mother. II wa' feared that nrihr
could endure III" faiigu" and such chang" 81 '"'"
Mr. Bennger asked for delay, hu his request prod''u
IN effect AZ the War Department.
So friend, % Mr. Condrri appealed Z" VI Cleveland
They knew a word from him would cancel ID" order or
AZ least suspend IT. execution uuii cooler N,'",I
uut those who tried inicrr-' Nr. cleveland IT, w.
ease found him deaf 10 rn'i"aiv. lie d''H'' 10
interfere. a. 90. Do.
Mr CouIeri Is saving nothing Bni hl- If'n,' ~
! t,c Manhattan Democratic and other cn'- g." IN
~ orca, d,.,l of iali' = Naturally. the machine m"i
sr,i,-i whom H.. fought I'm Mr. Nrt'lind- inter %
| think Mr. Conderi la, oniy been g"tllns "h'' h'
utig,t hnVc expected.