The sun., 1893-10-01

Tke Beefgnnttous OF the Hecur,pehs No'
Called For Untn Their Successors Has
nees Nsuea-Buaaio Auti-snsppers Re
vy.rded, n the Hope, It IL Thousht, oi
Iunuenotne the Prinary Elections In Erie
County Agsinst Ideut.-Gov. sheehan.
WASHINGTON. Sept 30-AmonR the nomina-
tions sent to the Senate to-day were those Of
Peter c. Doyle to be Collector OF Customs at
Buffalo. John j. Kennedy to be Appraiser OF
the port OF Buffalo. Valentine Fleckenstein 10
be Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
nty-eighth district OF New York. and
Messes. Jacob schoenhoT. William Mckinney.
and J. Rockwell Fay to be Assistant Apprais-
era at the port OF New York. These appoint
meuts we're announced in the Cabinet meet
ing. yesterday and tcleRraphed to THE Sun
lastnight, with the exception OF that OF Mr.. Nc
Kinney. whose name could not be ascertained.
It was inadvertently stated. however. that
it would not be necessary to send the nomina-
tlons OF the assistant appraisers to tho Senate
Il being generally supposed that this class OF
appointments are entirely within the control
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. This appears
TO be q mistake and the nominations OF
Msssrs. Schoenhof. Mckinney. and Fay will
now 20 before the Com mmerce Com M ittee along
with those Of Collector Doyle and Appraiser
Kennedy. They will be in good company. for
the nominations OF Collector Kilbreth and
Appraiser Bum OF New York are already
on the file OF that committee. and
are apt to remain there for some
time to como. Senator Murphy is not the
Chairman OF the committee. as has been re-
ported. but he is o member OF 1t, and Senator
Ransom, who is n great friend OF both OF the
New York Senators, will not be In hurry to
force action upon nominations in which they
4 thnx Nf fxut iah hav ri
sire to look into rather closely.
The nomination OF Mr.. Feckenstein will go
TO the Finance Committee. ometimes cour-
tesy requires that the Senators from the State
In which tho nominees reside shall be con-
suited with regard to confirmation. and their
wishes are generally regarded. Senator Muir
phy will leave here for New York State on
Monday. and no action therefore will be had
on any OF tho New York nominations until he
rsturns. and probably not for some time there
after.
Now York men In Washington. in talking to-
day about the suddenness with which tho Ad-
ministration determined to mako these impor-
tant western New York appointments. express
the opinion that action was taken with view
to influencing the primary elections that take
place in Buffalo on Monday. 1t is understood
that orders have been sent from Washington
to anti snapper headquarters at Buffalo that
Lieut. Gov Sheehau must be disciplined at
the primaries In return for the defeat OF Sem
ator McCieiiand in tho Westchester district q
few days ago.
It has been represented to the President that
the workers in the anti-snap organization in
Buffalo would not be content with promises.
and that, therefore. it was necessary to give
the leaders proof In advance that they should
receive their coveted rewards. which would
not only be satisfactory to them. but would be
accepted by the privates in the anti isnappers'
ranks as evidence that they would eventually
get the loaves and fishes upon which they have
81 Il s Is sisnicant fact that James A. Hanlon
who thought and whose friends thought that
he would be appointed Internal Kevenue Col
lector. was turned down At tho last moment
Secause he failed to garry his district It the
irisnds and supporters in Washington have no
doubt that the Organization with which he Is
Identified will be Victorious in Mondays pri:
sxtrsordinary Efforts put forth BY tho Admin
TSs haste is xhish so,d.y's = appointment. m II en-,
the rssienations q the three Assistant Ap.
appointees are to take. were not called fol. un-
successors ~ are already in the possession Of
the Senate: 1t is probable that the official
record vii not show precedent for such
lightning like transformation as this.
Secretary Carlisle made public to-day that
he had called for the designations OF Assistant
Apptaissrs Marshall !. Corpett Michael Goode.
praiser Geo. Bingham at Buffalo.
There are now about one dozen important |
New York nominations pending in the senate.
tion has been taken with regard to any Of
them. and there will PROBABLY be no action
taken Just at present.