New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
MURPHY, TOO, is SILENT.
WHAT sHEEHAN TOLD TIE president
WHILE HIS
MT CLEVELAND LISTENED CALMLY WHILE hio
,prrNrs WE'RE VILIFI ED-HILL's DEMAND

49,, c,rvrr Ann LISTENED CALMLY WHILE HIS
,,rIrvps WE'RE yILIFI ED-HlLLs DEMAND
senator Edward Murphy, jr, arrived IN inc wy
from Washington yesterday afternoon a'P' 'es'
At the Hoffman House. The senator WIS ~
named BY his wife and daughter lhey are On any,,
WAY to their home in Troy. Mr. Murphy shu NAV
his Intention was to remain in New-fork uh'n w.
morrow. ..r An,
7, rotation IN tlc call which he made upon '1c
President NJ the White House on Friday, al'eu'"s
his .next friend" LIeuenant-Goverhor o"e'
the senator was careful to give ITO i" -,
about what took place as was MS co"I 49,, .,.,
he passed through here on Saturuay' rum. .a
10 saw that the interview was OF an hereeao'o 49,
and terminated to the satisfaction of the Presidents
callers the Senator would not CO. lie was P'
anxious to convey TIE impression that MI
b,d agreed 10 about all that the maclhne DemocEac'
could expect Of him. 49,.
Friends Of sheehan and Murphy who nave hau
confidential talks with them since 'her 'Sir '"
the White House say that the President aiio".u '
to co ahead and abuse the Anti-snappers 10 'n..
hearts content. They charged MI 'ie'e'"
original supporters with all kinds OF Dad '''', anu
with orcning as soon the election was over "
.',nso,,ro w,rfore uuon the men who had been In
CHARGE of the Democratic campaign In ms s'c "iu
,ro,rbt n to n successful issue They went pach ~
the snapper and Anti snapper 0oh|e"'"' "
conn 4, their ordinations OF existing troubles, anu
said that the a lti-Snappers had fech Vt WIN
sipco the polf, closed In November s'lrrihs up w
blood in the party with the sole oD!ect oi
Tho President and his trusted ao'ise''
IN, ,ho iupocent snappers and preventing
hcrn for getting any recognition while ther COW
,,dlv odversarlcs secured the spois OF ONCE MI
Cleveland IL was said, listened to the sre'i'h vi u"
nuncIatlon turned upon his Anti-snapper niehu' Al
dcod silence most Of the time. giving no sign Vi as
sent: but making attempt to stem 'he "u''
senator and Lieutcnant-G Governor nave DOM cAPi
,o or,nop that the President rather enjoyed the
,ynv his visitors handled the hungry ah'-maohi'o'
who have besct him for appointments WIN ~ ''4'"
,,oro ,icor than they showed during the campaign
i.e, fou II /, thought that Mr. ClevelanuS passive
attitude during this TRADE OF Messrs' MURPHY """
shcehan gave them more encouragement 'n'n ""'
thing he said to them In words. -
The report of these snapper emissar'es FURNISHES
hor for m. regulars to build upon but the latter
bove been really more pleased with the front "i
senator lIill when he made the Doid oe'nii'u "p'
tho Unconstitutional last Friday for copies OF the
recommendations upon which the riesiuch' H'u "r
pontnd posmastcrs ut Thtlsbure sia'o"'' S"'i'"
Sim bridge and Watcrtown. All but the WATERFOWL
mnn-who t. credited to Governor llo"er-are Anu
snapp.r,. Mr.. HIS friends In Newborn ihierpe'
his demand as challenge to the Al
mlni,tratlon, and they posnt TO fosu'.iS''
,.u.fal Ei,srI's imn. date compliance thefe"th IL
uleit, clear evidence that the Administrator il''
mo stomach for fight with the senior seha'or' A"0'
do not think IL likely that Mr.. Bsseil Sent 'lie
pper, without first consulting the lr'siueh'' hho
they construe the circumstance to mean t'at IL WIZ
Mr. Cleveland himself who weakened
Now tlat the senate has adjourned the supposi'ioh
f. That some Of the New York appointments may DE
filled nj an early date. Int 10 wellniormed IAN
many man expects to see any active, regular snapper
appointed TO the sup riOr places. senator Murphy
expects to have talk with Mr. oroher osi9re II,
600. bon,c and the Boss Will get the lay VI
Inc land 80 ;ar ~ Tnmnany Hall IS concerned. -,
As a pr, lminary 10 more active operations ore VI
Mr. Cari,r's new Assistant Secretaries OF the i.r,
urv Charles =. lamln. Is To VISIT ms lor. Shol,s
and give tie Custom House and Appraisers DePHt
ncnt u Democratic Inspection. ~ .oo
AR Ilamlin l. e. De- placed In charge oil me So
tIon of In. Treasury Department which inciuues w
.uperyison Of customs affairs, ana mas OF iatc Occ
undcr th, care of Assistant secretary spaulding y
MIR Carlisle wants excuses for making some rauc ~
change, which It Is desired shall inure Ia the Deh,n
Of Democratic workers. Assistant secretary itainii
can bc relied upon probably To furnish them'