New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
MIR. CLEVELAND GELS MDCH ADTICE.
HE HEARS FROM DEMOCRATS ABOUT GRESHAM
AND SILVER

HE HEARS ERoM DEMOCRATS ABOUT GRESHAM
AND SILVER.
Pre- sIdent elect Cleveland came I'm from Lakewood
Yesterday morning and spent five honro Of bis val
uable time with promn Democrats. Mugwnmps and
Anti snappers his lswoflIce in the Mills Building
His visit unnnnounced. and undertaken after
"A telephone interview with Colonel Lamont In this city
MIR. Cleveland met here ex Postmas General Don
NJ Dickinson who Ia, been acting his courier FOR
several weeks: Senator John H. Gordon. NJ Georgia,
senator George g. Vest. OF Missouri Henry Willard,
Wilson ;. Bi.scll. Of Buffalo his old law partner
Christopher Columbus Bohwin. ex chairman Of the
County Democracy Organization. and several other
Anti snappers. Colonel Lamont and Mayor Gnce
also had interviews with him
Much Of Mr.. Cleveland day passed In irving
to solve thc diver problem and getting from Wash
ingon satcsrnen their views Of the situation Senator
Vest told him that In his opinion return 10 tbs
Bland system and monthly purchase Of $1,000
Of silver bullion the best that could he done
Mr.. Cleveland alsO extremely solIctous about
the popular estimation In which Judge Gresham's
anticipated appointment as Secretary OF State
held. lie found II ANYTHING but Pheasant dose
for the Democrats Both senator Gordon and senator
Vest expressed their dlsapprobaon OF the selection
II a public admission they said. that Democrat
In the broad land fitted for the place. and that
when "A vcrsed IN diplomacy wanted he must
be- taken from the Repal leans. Mr. Clev,nnds cor
respondcnce also contained numerous and forcible
protests against Gresham. Henry Willard made
long report to what he learned about prospective
silver legislation in Washington.
EX-Chairmnn Baldwin presented the urgent needs
Of Tho nu-Snappcrs OF Now York City and the
necessity for the Federal patronage In the hnding up
| Of a political machine TO withstand Tammany Hall.
The President elect reiterated his belief In the need
OF a well.supp0r,rd aniiT0mmnny Democratic organ.
haiion In New York CITY, but he continued 10 BE- clary
Of his promises Of appointments. The Anti snappcrs
however were ASSUMING each other last evening that
everything was satisfactory and that their people
would get the big pums within the gift Of III" next
Administration
according 10 the views OF careful Democratic sccrS
the coming Cabinet win stand about follows:
Secretary OF statc-walier q. Gresham of Indiana
and Illinois.
secretary OF the Urea suryJohn G. Carlisle Of Ken
tncky.
secretary Of War-Daniel :. Lamont. of New York
secretary OF the Navy-Illary A. Herbert. Of Ala
bama.
secretary ~ the lntrrOr-IiOkc smith, OF GcOrgn,
o lI,n.y Willard % Oregon.
Attorney General william l.. Wilson, OF West Nir-
gnla. Wilson ;. I,-r Of l!niIlo
Postmaster tirneral-E. e. Wall. of Wisconsin.
secretary II Asr'cuiturc-i.X- Governor james T..
Campbell OF ohio, ur Hugh &. Wallace. OF Washing
ton.
Mr.. Cleveland returned to Lakewood NJ , 40 p. M.
accompanied hv Mr.. Dickinson and Mr.. NiSsell, who
will remain with III" Tre,irpteec ut his cottage
sunday. Prominent New York Democrats at
Park Commissioner Nathan strauss aud 4. H. Tnppan,
rs guests OF the Lakewood Hotel. United states
Marshal J. ". Jacobs and George /. Parker were
also at the Lakewood.