New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.
WILL W. A. POUCHER BE COLLECTOR y
MANY DEMOCRATS THINK HE wILL-ExJUDG1
POWER NAY BE POSTMASTER.

MANY DEMOCRATS THINK HE wILL-ExJUDGn
POWER MAY BE POSTMASTER.
The stock OF william A. POucher. OF Oswego. for
Collector Of the Port OF York has been going up
steadily DUNG the last twenty four hours. and many
Democrats. both within and outside tn" Anti Snnpper
camp, predicting yesterday that Mr. Poucher's
name will be sent to the senate by the President to-
morrow. Mr.. Poucher has the backing OF tho May
Convention element OF Albany, Buffalo. syracuse.
ttca Rochester and In fact OF the entire Cleveland
Democracy OF the interior, and since ex-Secretary
Fairchild Withdrew from the field and took TO sulk-
ing In his tent" the AntSnappers OF Ncw-iork Guy
have given their adherence TO the candidate from
Oswego This does not accord with Mr.. Clevelands
original promise that the Collector should be- New
York City man, but his friends are now saying that
the appointment OF Mr.. Poucher is the best that con
be done.
Colonel Robert Grier Monroe, OF Governor Flowers
military staff has received assurances IL Is saa has
no will not be overlooked I'm the distribution OF go0o
things He wanted to be First Assistant secretary
OF the Treasury, but will be satisfied with the ONCE
OF Commissioner OF Patents, which Is the "loD no"
set down opposite his name Colonel Monroe mas
been one OF the most ardent and acuve among .ns
Younger class Of Anti snappers from the beginning
n, the onti.Hl movement, and IT took his political
life I'm his hand as ex-MayOr Grace put H. 10 aid
Mr. Cleveland senator Hill was so angry so"os
MOnroes course I'm the early part OF the ngn tna' ~
called on Governor Flower to remove MIN from III
on he
II would be bad politics. ExJudge Maurice D. rover.
rho has boen in Washington several days and haa
an INF eryiew with the President feels sanguine that ne
viii b. the next Postmaster OF New-iork In snort
time Many Manhattan Club Democrats peheVe ena'
Senator william l.. Brown can be fos'maser No
wants the place. but rne prepondsrance Oh ophoH
awards II 70 Mr. Power who is the unanimous cnoice
=, ,h xow Work. Auti-snappers. Aqueduct Com.
missioner Francis NJ. scott, who ran as tile Fe"pies
wunicina League candidate for Mayor two years aSo
.co,pst Hugh j. Grant and defeated Is saio v
run an even chance with Senator Charles +. Moier
land for the United States District Attorneys'ap
the Southern District Of New-iork Dr. Charies n
Stott OF Ulster County, Is candidate lor respPS
ment as Assistant Appraiser Of the Port OF New
H. h,,d the Office under President Cleveland's A.
| m,nstra,,on eight years ago. This fact may weigh
.c.,nst his chances, II the Presidents rule 10 eA'
c,nde appcants who held Office under his nrst Az
m,pstration is adhered TO. The salary OF tne o'n0s
/ is S3. 900.
chicago. March I1.-Colonel John S. Parsons .
New.York politician, Is at the eherha" MUSE ~,
holeve. II Is possible that William A. Poucher VIII
- r,,pted Collector OF the Port Of York. PresI'
a., C,.velaud's attitude toward the men VINO hAvs
, tho ars, stood by him. said lie. shows that
| Mr. Poucher has good chance OF beiha CHOSEN I'VE
this good position. lie was TIE man VINO iotmuasN
tbe plan OF campaign that resulted IN the Syr @
| convention and It was due TO his tact ana SAM
| ad rood work here for Cleveland and did not MAKE
| . ,ool,sb move By contesting the seats OF the men
hoson by tie regular convention. lie is an one'hss
Cleveland man. but has held an appoih'Ne omoe.
| washington. March 1.-The resignation OF Co'
,ec,or Hendricks of New-York reached the treasury
Department to-day from the E naanm, The resis
nat,n Is dated March and is placed at the dspo-
:!on Of t,e eu P CaH Co n Hendricks w
main in charge OF the New-iork Custom House w
action has yet been taken upon the resieha''o"'
GERMAN REPUBLICANS ELECT DELh""ii0.
| The German Republicans Of the city neid ,ns1
primary elections Friday night. Among Tue Wy.
cate, elected to the Central Committee were .n"re'
Wu,,e, Albert c. Rodler Charles Zoeller frederick
WINNER. ir.. william Michel Henry Braun. .har'es
Dress Gustav A. schuermann Adam Gernano' A"s"''
Bucrman Jacob Hanbrlch. Henry Schumacne'. A.s",s
| Braun Henry c. Botty. y. QUO baese' 's
Rub.ns H. Holzborn. Adolph Handle 'Dr. ". nss..'
II IIausmann Charles wandres, Theodore Dieo0'0'
Charles spring. Rudolph W. Faller FREDERICK rm00S.'
! Th.odore "a strtch william Mueller. William Huxe'
robn Fritz Herman Cantor, r. Landwehr. Dr. uus.sv
scholer Charles Hahn. Peter Lenz FREDERICK olsr'~
| Daniel Kutzelman. Adolph Caspari' "ilnam "au'o
berg S. J. Zeig Elias Goodman Leonard Le'Sel'onl
Henry Braun. The central comm''ee oohSi''
five delegates from each Assembly Dl''r'c.' anu WV
| be a representative oody VI "@ni"n 'eS
| than in former years. ,,.,
| Tho German Republican Organization OF the XAlNtn
| Assembly District held a meeting on Friday night
last Mt No. 1901 Second-ave Eloquent speeches III
praise of the Republican party and Its principles
were made by many Of those who were present.
| The election of officers for the organization re-
suited as follows Frederick A. Botty. presden''
W. b. Won Kraft. vicepreeident Gustav NietI'
secretary John vOgler treasurer election inspectors.
Henry ntemann and AdSps aSa
delegates O Central COmmlttee, 'A"ur1
Adoinh KOhm Peter LenZ, Theodore VI. fiass, aiS
Charles Pfeif District Committee. Adophus Nemann'
bernhard Bolzenthal. r. A. IiresnbScn; fTa n"i1
Rold Frederick Bauer, Rudolph Berge' Jonh Fr1hs'
Ernst Meyer and A. l.. Esner
Mn MORTON MENTIONED FOR GOVERNOR.