New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
DEMOCRATS WEARY AND SAD.
THU PRESIDENT DEPARTS AND LEAVES
THEM STILL HUNGRY.
POUCHER. M'CLELLAND AND THE OTHER CANDl-
DATES FOR THE CoLLECTORsHIP TIRED
OF wAITING-THEY ENVY DAY
TON AND POWER.

President Cleveland's departure from Washington"
for months outing without making any New-iofN
appointments news which carried soreness yPs'r-
day to many n Democratic heart in the Empire state.
The walng and distress not wholly confined 10
the expcctant Antl-Snappers Many in the Snapper
and Tammany camps were looking for the iightnihe
to strike in their nelghborhcod Among the most
forlorn of the ppontcd the original Cleve-
land men who had taken their Ewes In their h"nds
to make him President 1t looked as though lie must
be- imperyious to their woes, TO leave all those Dc
Office, In Republican hands perhaps for five weeks yet.
The 9Th OF August when Congress will assemble In
extra session, seemed long way of to these unhappy
victims OF hope deferred. And what might not hap
pen in the mean time to upset their plans
one OF the most disappointed patriots In the
batch was Charles p. NcClcland who had been
assured by the resident himself. he told his asso-
GATES, that he would get something before Mr.
Cleveland started on hi, excursion after blueiish.
If it wasn't Collector it certain to be District
Attorney or Appraiser, Naval Officer, may be-
The Westminster County man was extremely SAD ana
H.. refused 10 be- comforrd. The OSwego Poucher
who failed to get into the Customs preserves had
n fellow feeling for McClclani. and As misery loves
company they able, though rivals. TO condole
with each other. Then there were Robert Grier
Monroe and Francis VI. scott, and John }. Herman
and Alexander M,akn-a all dead sure winncrs"-tp
,ay nothing Of the newly discovered William Thomp-
land, who USED to entertain bin as Governor at
the Mansion House In that city, and who was SAID
10 bc getting his bondsmen ready so that no time
would he los, when he appointed Collector.
These and many other good men. ready and anxious
TO serve their country have been receiving the con-
dolonce Il their friend, since the President took
passage OF Mr.. Benedict yacht at Her a and
sailed toward Gray Gables. They reflected with
envy on the happy estate Of Charles ". Dayton and
Maurice j. Tower who taken in ont Of the wet
before Mr. Cleveland began to his tackle and
shake ont hi, fishing costume.
None was more discoisolatc than Charles ;. Fair
cLud vii, had spit much Of his valuable time
witch costs the Government, $40 IL day and expenses
in predicting IN. summary removal Of surveyor Ly0a
for snubbng him ard his no>ng commissiO Mr..
Falrchld vino felt personally aggricyed and insued,
vas ,urr that July would not pass without Mr..
Lyons downfall, ard he could not understand how
Mr. Cleveland could 90 OF Oh trip OF recreation
without avenging the deep despite done to him and
Wallace MacfaIanc and T,lndexter Dunn.
EX Judge Maurice j. Power did not assume the
dutlrs Of IT.. Office Of shipping Commissioner ycstcr
day MS was expected. but the delay Is the result Of
an amicallc arrangement between Mr.. Power and
shipping Comm ,slOner Reed. the Republican in
cunlynt II will take Il fortnight more 10 pre-
pnrc the Inventories Needed Tor transferring the
Office to the Democratic app'intc" Mr.. Power pre-
fr1id Ia walt until everything could b. done IN a
-lIl shape" way. and II settled that he shoulc
could be- gone through with, which will probably b.
ala T.,