New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
PLACATING M'LAUGHLIN.
<71r KINGS COUNTY MEMBERS SAID TO BIZ
GOING TO VOTE FOR MURPHY
coop COMMITTEE PLACES FOUND FOR ALL THE
~Bo:s's- AssENBLYMEN BY THE TROY
Asp1RANT-oNLY THREE REPUBLICANS
TO BE on EACH IMPORTANT CON-
MITTEE-ELECToRs REACH
mo ALBANY.
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Albany Jan s.-The Presidential electors
rill meet here tomorrow aud will cast thirty
sx votes for Grover Cleveland, a Democrat for
President On the following day the Democratic
members Of the Legislature will niece in caucus
and will elect Edward Murphy. IT,, of Troy, as
.. their candidate for United States Senator.
These two important occurrences taking place
a near together are the more remarkable since
Mr.. Cleveland. the Prcsidcnt-elect Of the United
States, has objected In the most forcble terms
"a the election of Murphy as Senator. Whom the
two men meet in Washington, it is feared that
ho.tilities may arise between them, es both are
M belligerent nature.
The latest news from Brooklyn is that the
brooklyn Democratic Senators and Asscmbymen
will probably not have any candidate for Senator.
and will vote for Murphy the first ballot.
II this news is true-and 1t seems we'll founded
McIaughlin has abandoned his support Of
Presidcat-elect Cleveland for a few committee
,laces. and Mr.. Murphy will be nominated on
Tresiay on the first ballot by the unanimous
vote OF the Democratic Senators and Assembly,
men This would seem 10 be Hike pretty
emphatio declaration of hostility to Mr.. Cleveland
Mr. Murphy had his guest in Troy to-day
Richard Croker. Of New-fOrk, but the Sunday
rest OF tie two statesmen" was disturbed py
MISUNDERSTANDING Sheehan, who came up from
Albany with the list OF Assembly committees,
which had been kindly lent him by Speaker
sS,er. and who desired the opinion Of Messrs
Mprpbv and Croker in regard TO it. Mr.. Murphy,
h.,no q candidate for the United States Senate,
naturally had q personal interest in the placing
NJ tho Democratic Assemblymen in good positions
rnon the committees Mr.. Croker and Mt
Sbeehan. having previously worked upon the hs'
IN New.Yorlx. had little curiosity about Its COM
position III "a.
Mr. Murphy has been endeavorins with all MS
xiror 10 placate Hugh Mclaughlin, the Demo
cratic boss of Kings County IT mas Deeh repo'"o
from that county that its Democratic ocha'o''
and Assemblymen, under INSTRUCTIONS uoDA
Mclaughlin, would vote IN the caucus oi..e'
"a, Nsvor Body OF Congressman Coomos'
w.. ro,ld be highly dsa greeaGle TO Mr.. Murphy
q, h. desires domination for Senator wl'"ou'
.nrosi+;oo and by acclamation. Mr.. Murphy
.rs-of,r. +his afternoon with the aim OF lnduo-
49, ,,cIauohliu 10 with draw his OPPOSITION IL ID
20 nict.d out two important committee places
Gov Kings County As,emblymea. one VI ''e u'eH
selacted James Quigley; Is 70 DC uiauo Itch
mon of the Committee on Ways ana -1euns I as~n.
1n-a him in the position OF leader oi "te n%sir
PE. P md md the other John C2oney 0 to DC GniI
Nm Of the Judiciary Committee. -, ,n hc,
a"other Kings County Ass~mSlyhnh' = ~ ~
oho;r,nan of the COmmlttce on Codes; ana -
o",;n' oltn;; fourteen Kings County Democrats He ~
eairs good committee assignments IN oruei ~
make room for some Of these pa'rlo!s se eoomni,.
Of Republican Assemplyueh oh
~e iaer Mr. Murphy had Inspected the nst sosnS snd
gone t g.t blue peddci Only three Re-
nnblican members were put upon tie imp 49, -
dp"mnttces which will thus consist Of eight llhi,
eras and three ReppOEcaTjR iE" ReSlcas Sl5 minority
'I%e Republican party at the last electioh oa.c
only 45' 600 votes les than the, Democratic PsrN
IN this State, yet il Is 10 nave enhSy or,htS Rnt
r~n;.S-ent viii surely follow this move by me
pam6erats The Republican Assemoiymen neartS et
ali come from rural counties ana are PIN ~"
Tns. nTe ,r,.sInabIe element in the Assembly They
would be a bslance-wheel in any Assembly, l cou
Scrs' Bnt Mr. Murphy, by. thus cutting co.,. nO%"
tho Pccublican representation in the coll'hi.
tees. reduces the resistance 10 cAtiaNaHani,; i;1e
propriations and unwise leslsiatloh OF al. o,H he
maErs a serious error ard one from whlch VIC
Democratic party will suffer. -, ,s.o,rh,v
When Mr. Murphy had arranged the AssrihgtE ~
committees to his satisfaction he retmInsu % corne W.,
lis 10 Ljeltenant-Governor >heen3n' VINO cS.r ,ar
back 10 this city and gave the lss 'G ,prrancn
Sulzer. Assembiyman Maihy' adcr D o' tl,c Assembly
st Sneaker SulzCr's request, cal led upon MN 'o
evening and gave him Information aponI dn, Wv N
sires of tho Republican meih"e'' -
The Nsw-York Democratic Assemolymen, De-
sides having the Speakershlp, VIII gGt gooa nn IN
mittcn nlaces Webster ocain is TO ne char,n,HSi' ,Si
ot tho Committee on Cities; 1lm9thy ID. sui vii
va, is .o ho chairman Of the COr1,nltiee on bn"
and Electricity: Daniel r. Martin, il is sald, -
10 he chairm3n either Of the insurance VI uio
Railroad Cummit-ec. Foley declines 70 Dc Giloa e.
man of the Excise Committee again, anu W -
put at the head of some more inporIaii, Cnx- C1u
mi,tee. perhaps General Laws. iA"utenu'rE rIDtv
ernor SSerhan. Of course, put the Erle oin.S nSS
nemocrats in GOOD posts There arc five OF tnen'
and each is chairman Of a committee Gucnthfr'
Il is said will he chairman Of the Canai ,ohr ,1nr
uiltco. C1aban Of Excise; Goldberg, ol fnpliv
Health: Smith Of Agriculture, and INhha.iI, i W y.
Militia II is said that Governor lover w;';.. wD' 80
jefferson County man was edncaI'u or, AZ - q
10 the canals, insists upon the appointnen' of or
canal comnn;tlce which will keep down the cahai
appropriations The Erie Canal IS IlRcN w r.;
Isl n nronAr approprations ar" withheld IRON II
hnt thrn Eovcrr or FLowcr always was " raliroau
man. eu ~ ,,,,b
TN city of Albany is beginning 70 NIL up M %l.h
ostncuished Democrats Mayor Phroy Oh Ncm S
York il reported TO he here, although ne uves W
ros have rooms at any Of thc hotels hinoms ,me or
Democratic Prfsidential crc'or~ VII WI" - IL; {,
rived lrorc are John y Mckanr ana 5hWIn W, ~
Ittchfnld Of Kjncs County; and Richard Cro.cI'
John D Crmmins and Edward k"arn"y, ol new New,
YORK Tho ler Democrats who have oarIlScu
here arr Police Commissioner John I; Siiecn3t,,'
and John Il Sexton Of NcNv-f orE ana Jonh -
Carroll Of Prooklvn Governor flowcr rep
ton tomorrow viii apparently ne iareelE AZ
tended by Democratic polllclahe p"O "'''
Cleveland has declined 10 be present
rTcgr yry AND BOYS TO DE HANGED