New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
MURPHY AND CROKER MEET
PROBLEMS BEFORE THE NETWORK DEM
OCRACY.
THE TIME FOR HOLDING THE STATE coNvEN
rIoy NOT YET F1xED-THE NOMINATION OF
MAYNARD FOR THE COURT CT APPEALS.

M,yNARD FOR THE coz RT CT APPEALS
Edward Murphy jr. Junior senator VI Ne"- ork
and chairman OF the Democratic o'i'e Co"mlttee.
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon from sara
toga on his way to take his seat III ''e eNua ses-
sion of Congress tomorrow. lie VIII 20 10 wash
ington this afternoon The Senator was seen at
the Hoffman House last evening where ne IL stay
Ing after having dined In the care VIII" eA-Mayor
Grant. Mr.. Murphy was deciueuis vi
political subjects He declined 10 CIV MS "e"s
as to what might be Accomplished ~ '"e eN"a SeS-
sion but il is understood that he is IN favor OF re-
,a,ira tho n,,rohas,rg clause of the Silver
and then adiourning Immediately until December
without attempting any other legisauoh' IL 'his
Is done and there Is no unkerihs WIN Wv ."'''
until the country has a chahce W i'N"P '
its present depressed state, ne pe"''''' ''
,bot h, IN, time Congress meets In regular session
those charged with the law niahl"s WIN
ho,.a better and clearer views of what further
LEGISLATION II any Is needed The thins 10 10 no"
IS TO stop the boarding OF money anu '''ui" !"
to the channels OF trade.
Mr. Croker called upon Senator Mu'p"' W
,,n or1 had - consultation with him. 1t was re-
-, 90 ,, s,,hiact of calling the Democratic
state Committee together and conVehhs 'he "'a'e
Convention Mfr Murphy Is aversr his friends say,
% ,o,ding a meeting OF the committee Tor Inc
purpose until IL can be known whe'hef INV eA''"
Congress session is to be long OF s'o'' o d" y,
probable however, that CHAIRMAN 'i"P"' WIZ
iesua the usuul call within 1or'niSh'' an" ''a'
tho Democratic State Convention VIII be heid at
saratoga not later than the third week in Septem-
Der =,
one OF the subjects which may come before '"e
committee Is Senator Murphy's resignation from
the chairmanship After his election 10 inc senate
he expressed n desire to retire from 'he Paoc "e
has hell so many years. and more recently ne mas
repeated 10 his friends similar Inclination Inc
impression has prevailed lately that shoui- MS
resignation be offered and be accepted ny the COM
mittee Lieutenant -Governo: William r Sheehan'
who is chairman of the Democratic state 'ath-
paign or Executive Committee, will be his sue
cessor
Another question which must be settled sooh anu
which Mr. Murphy and Mr. Croker were SAID 10
have had under discussion last evening was
whether the party shall take the risk OF nornna-
ting Isaac Maynard for a fun term upon th
Court OF Appeals bench. Maynard's disgracefuI
record during the period Of Tho theft OF the STATE
Senate OF 1891, IL admitted makes MS honll-
nation a dangerous experiment. but some OF me
leaders realize that they cannot put on a. de'Sloi
for another year Magyar. must either be noni-
mated and iefea. courtel at the polls. or the
Marty mus, acknowledge that the acts which FORM
the groundwork OF his claim 10 the once ne hoins
by the appointment OF democratic Governor
are OF too Infamous kind to bear putting Judge
MAYNARD before the people billy Sheehan mas
advised nominating him. More prudent Democratic
politicians urge that the two years ne mas hHI as
Judge of tn" highest court OF the STATE pay INN
Sufficiently for the dirty work which NJ did Inc
present State officers are likely TO be renomihated