New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
DON Al. DICKINSON AGAIN.
MICHIGAN DEAlC[ RATS ARE Up IN ARMS
AGAINST HIM.
THEY OBJECT TO HIS ATTEMPTS TO Eo@s 1iilN"f
FOR THEM-A. DEAL SUGGESTED.
ley TELEGRAPH To TnE IAIBUSEi

ley TELEGRAPH TO I!iE IhlBCNEj
Washington, May .2.-Thc Democratic war III
Georgia Is hot but the In Michigan bids iair 10
become hotter If Floor Walker Don u. Dickinson
r,cciy.s the support which he demand, an expects
from ,hc Administration. Tho Democratic stat" com
nIttec and the Wolverine Democratic CunGresahi'"
are In solid array against him. and thcy seem Wv
trrn,ncI 20 force In, hgalIug The trouble da'c'
from the last campaign. when /. wa, discovery" >"
Iichinson's enemies assert that he was dev"'hR "''
Of hi, attention to his own political INTEREST," 'l'l ~
W., IN the Welfare Of IL. Democratic party In Ms
stat. soon after tho Pref .en'Ial election hi'"o''
,f The state Committee in conversation with InD"h'
corrc.pond.nt in-eg,,ntly observed Don Dichi"-"
j. a poiiilc,l chump." whatever that may De- I''
opinion seems to have been shared by others
Daring tho season Of cabinet making Mr. prh'n
an succeeded In giving further offence t. Mlrh'H'"
Dcmocra,s who thought that they w'r" cn'i'I" 10
so,nc considerations He WIS often In Nashlhg'oH
lookinc profoundly mysjerfou' II not ai""NS P''
ioundiy wise. and the Democratic political w"r" o.
,,hi,h no appcar,d 70 be both the centrifugal ana
c.ntrpc,s forces gwen to understand 'Ha' w.i'
no md declined to accept any place In TIE N'u'"''
IN. WI, commissioned to boss TIA" jon 81 '""'"''
mailing II /, aid that a often rs "a 'ho'"'. ~
,.,,utu.nt WA. auaourccd from Lakewood Mr. p""
iu.oa noddrl and w.nlcd with all the s:'''f W
ncl. pumblechock Himself During inc ho"'' pr
,,di,c fho Inauguration he constituted hm'HH '"''
NJ Guardian or custodian Of The Prc-lcht'''e' anu
MANAGED IA earn additional III Will In that c"P''iN'
m on ~ INV appca~s he returned too m ca po>sessl
n th. l. .a that A. both the United -iars s'""'o''
from tia, State wcrr Republicans WIS III ""'' -
VOL a.. Inf, privilege tax, control OF In" di7'io"""
-, FEDERAL patronage especially Il the p'9'""''
Having bo.u Postmaster General al one tlm'' me- %
co,frs. felt ih,f he knew nj about that Dr"no" u.
,h ,'.lrc.. ard III, proceeded to appoint referees
- .,c, couniy. whose recommendations II approve"
he him wero 10 b. confirmed IN Washington
.i,y,l,r, enough both the Democratic -'n'' ON
,,itt.c ard the Democratic ConGrcs-m"h ''h"r'V' "
mi, pr,rc~iinr ant several Of the !atie. N''Hui"
all The r,cnni.ner iaiions wAlcH ih'} h'" "' '
N. appdntn,iii Of poS'naSt"r'. inc '""'''""" -
in. stale Committee came 10 WASHINGTON anu '"
t,e,,i rr,fe., aesin,t Mr. Dickinson. who. he said
wa. irving 10 agsIandiI" himself ~ W. N'
IN. democratic party In Michigan. and hi, protest
= ,oc,d ,d,y br that ~ congressman st"u''
yho wen, n tho White House and ponr"i MS sfic'
,o INT, the ear ~ Private secretary Ihnrbrr' thi'
,c,,s n as, ON which President does not receive
,..l,or. MIR picIil.on was before lin, however
and occuplcd "A good deal OF Mr. lLufbe' , ""'' IN
,,r,. Mr. ,tou, olalEed an audience
Tn,,, uuii mines who are Of sportn- pso'iNlh''
,r,. inclined io lay d. against L'chhs"h' '","
theory Is that n Lcondas lvinG'i"h. OF "'" ,i
could get the better 81 au.n'1 CIV, "" vcne,n can
90, rho better of an cabinet oMc'r III tn' sam
End nf n tls.lc. especially when b" !, pn,h pS W.
-iatc Committee ana the o'h'r p'"lo''""o
men. -. ho.,,-, 4, may bnN,
.onc bcahnc on the result. that the cnhrhhh ~ Wv
III, committee /, quoted a. authority i"' w -,
-, ,h", an I'M. Democratic Congress men from
Wrlcau arc strongly ~ favor 81 NE rec e"nt W.
silver II is barely possible lnn' .a,l ILL., iiov
nun p,, may h., the result, Of the Michigan conflict
viii BE- awaited with interest