New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
ALL FIXED FOR MURPHY.
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS TO DECLARE
HIM THEIR CHOICE FOR SENATOR.
DETAILS ARRANGED BY CROKER. slIEEIIAN AMI
% MURPIiY-SULZER TO BE MADE SPEAKER
FEW MEMBERS YET IN ALBANY-wuY
M'LAUGHLIN WILL PROBABLY
NOT OPPOSE TIE MACHINE
PROGRAMMED CLEvE-
LAID MANS VIEW.
LAID MANS VIEW.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE 1RIBUNE.l

LAID MANS VIEW.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
Albany, Jan. 1.-The Democratic members Of
tlc Legislature seem 10 be aware of the fact that
the mechanical principles Of the Myers voting
machine have been adapted to their own lcgis
latlve body BY the present managers of the
Democratic party in the State. These managers
will come to Albany and turn crank, the
Democratic members Of the Legislature will auto
matically declare that their choice for United
States Senator is Edward Murphy, jr. and their
choice fer Speaker of the Assembly William
Suler, and that will end tho matter. This being
the case, the Democratic Senators and Assembly,
men have remained away from Albany. Not IN
thirty years before have there been 50 few men,
| bers OF tie Legislature in the State Capital
within two da,s Of the meeting Of that body not
;cn of tie l60 were in Albany tonight But
the Democratic Senators and Assemblymcn are
sensible men. They perceive that as their part
in the election OF u United States Senator and
4 Speaker of the Assembly will be purely me-
chanical, it would be waste Of time for them
20 come 70 Albany and debate the merits OF can
didates, as though they actually had voice IN
the selection Of a Senator or Speaker
Mr.. Murphy was elected Senator and Mr.. Sulzer
was chosen Speaker two days after election, when
Richard Croker and William +. Sheehan an
nounccd the candidacy Of Mr.. Murphy ana NE
Sulzcr In the lobby Of the Holman House. III
Ncw-York. On Tuesday the Democratic Assem-
blymen will obciicnlly elect MT. Sulzcr speaker
and Oh January Z the Democratic Senators ana
,.-,rnblynicn. with the same Obedience VIII
eject Mr. Murphy Senator Iae new poi'lcai
Nycr. legislative voting machine is working well
Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Shochan and Mr.. tloKer
| should apply for a patent tor it. AS for me
| leaders OF the Republican party, they were oe-
hind tlc . ~ when there was "a Republican MAJOR
| i,v IN tie Lesislature They were so ioollsh as
IN peru,it sprited contests for the great ONCE Vi
| pited States SENATOR and 10 permit puDlc opih'h
| N have some e!cct ON suci contests .''''
wear there was a struggle amons the kei'uOicaus
ovcr Tie onlcc OF Speaker oil the Assembly, pu'
Nr. Cvoko,, Mr.. Shcchan and Mr.. MURPHY WIN ~,
,heir democratic Legislature, have aboIlSncd aii
| these foolish contests.
| 7, - much simpler for tho three men nanieu
| - no, for the LEGISLATURE in all such matters
| Tba man who is 10 be the autoi"aton SpeaNer
| oe tb, Assembly, William Snlzer, arrived hc'o
| .rom NewNork to-day and opened hcduq"".''
| ~ fh, p.avan House. Mr HuIzcr' WHO ~
t,yyrr will be- the youngest speaker III ''c "''V''
-, S,,tc uo Is only twcuty-cght years OLD
| lie. l. tai. and lair hanr'' WIZ" - Nd'"
| ,..i.I r,.cublauce to Henry LAY that he hd'
|
.r .incc hc came here three years ago, as Henry
| CLAW Sulzcr7 Mr Sulzer shows that lie hi'
,lr,a.lv swallow.-, d phonograph cylinder manu-
| sa,,,rcd -, fine Inachine-saop Of Murpny, Crokrr
.l si.ob,, snr he said this afternoon: l
| ~, for Edward Murphy, jr, for United otu''S
.,o.or first last and all the time. In my
.,.ion re Will be nominated unanimously ior
| Norotor in fine Democratic caucus. DO not pc-
,,o,.o ,ha, ,bo Kings County Democrats or any
,,t.r democrats in the State viii put up cliui-
Ia,, ,.,,i,s, him He hae ably and laithluliE
| -.r,,cd the Democratic party for years, bringing
4, vict.rc hv his nkIful organization OF us 'o'lS'
| and now has cone the time wn'h ne s'ou'' "
rewarded ~ | have said, do not h"lieNe Il"
| vyill b,ye an opponent for the Senator'hP WIN"
rho caucus is held and doubt II he has any
now ,,,. o,.
Mr. Sulzcr'4 path 10 the Spcakershlp seems
| ,rimncled. rs James T. Qul-lcy, oi Ni''7S
| County. and Henry II. Gncnthcr, Of Erie O"nN'''
| ,he oul, oflcr Democrats VINO hdh 'l' c'.'''''
a, any time 10 annoanc" that 'heS "ou'" 'o
| candidates within a week hay" d'cl"ie' '"'''
! they are ont Of the race. SH"" ""'' "o
| opDo-iiion f,G tie Srcakrr7llp, - -'i '
.o'rioh, and then continued: u am assured
! of ,hn .npport Of the ki:cs County b'no,ra.S
ur Ouiolcy IS 40 longer candidate ana Mt
,lf.ff
,u sunport me also have pledges Of support
,or, about all the remaining D'mocta'N'
| ,.scm,lv,ncn. and there is no Gueston III my
| ,i,d ,ho, I slall bc elected without opposition
| Nv SrI,.r wa. visited at his head quarters p|
| ,...,,hl,.,,cn Gu.nthcr ard GollhTE. ol FRI"
| rn,,,,. A.scmhlymcn Sullivan Fariu'ar am
| So,,,hyor,b. of Ncw-lork; ASscmblimln QnacN-
| .,b.sb OF Schenectady County, and ASS''""'|
man VanGemark, of Seneca, al Dcmo'r''S' ana
! al thcsc men pledged him th'r Suppi' -
s,.Lor Nr Sul7cr hes head quarters Jointly
! vith Charlie. T. Dcfrcrs 4, VINO Is a 'a"'i'''o ,"'
,,,rk Of the Assembly, and who receiver 'i"'''''
nlclq., o. support from tn Assemo'I in,h n',c'.
| ,i.n,cn,nt-Govpruor Shcchan Ni'lte ME- '"'"''
| - ~. o,.rior 10 soc if the latter WAS ruhNi"7
| rairs nc an automatic Speaker should ana was
| .,,isGod with the operations oi te n'''''"I
| ,or Mr. Shcchan, Richard Croker an" r""'
| Nurphr ir. by making Mr.. SulA'r 'i'c NP' "N,'
| ,yiu oiyc themselves much power 10 co'ic W
| ,ssomblymcn into promising 20 N"'' i"' "i,'
uprnhv for Senator. IL will h' Il power "','"
,l bc rlentiessly used asanSt lluSh Mc' c'a's"'i'''
| u.ao,l.n if ne daics to order the Democratic
senators and As>cmblymen OF tna' Guy ~ 'cn"'n ~
! ,,,v from the caucus ana (, vote against 'i'PN'
| n., cha willingness Of Mr. Mclaughlin to ac-
n, S1lzor for sneaker who Is known to FAVOR
,ho election of Mr. Murphy as Sena'or' iea"s
10 nc,roc,etic politicians to tIiHk that the FrooNyn
ahos.n viii gracefully acquicscc III TIC election
of Murphy as Senator ,. . on ,,,,oo
An attempt las been made withih '"o or '"lel ma,
davs by various newspapers to draw '''nci '.',
hc.wecn the conflict of President "",nrI' ".''
senator Conlslins in 1881 and thao "nich is ap-
,arcntly coming on between ii9t". t"e. = ro
CGyG"nin ci ti1,t '"H pr 'ConRing was dcleated Has
% Cleveland the ,b po%Sr, %cctoS ny Of S%E Ed
i'dtrui 20 1, os Senator? Speaking on this
war" ware MI. aiternoon an influential Cleveland
| Democrat snid' 4, Ino,.r botwcan Garfield
- parallel cannot be drawn n"rwer yhdb