New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
SHEEHAN GOES UNDAUNTED'
TO FACE PRESIDENT CLEVELAND AuAiN'
HE WANTS THOSE spoILS AND HE MEANS ~
FIGHT FOR THEN.

FIGHT FOX Iuf'N'
Ii.u,opont Governor william +. sheehun expects 10
heard Grover Cleveland in the White House TINS ho'"
ing and tell him plumpy and frankly eAacuy "n"'
tho snapper Dem" r'cy CT western new io'n W.
,. ,hi ,,uirtstr,tion "Buc.eyed Billy came
doun from Albany Yesterday afternoon on his scconu
Journey Of tn, description. and said that he woiu
take the midnight express for Washington reacnns
There in time for ai early morning interview WIFI
the President.
The Lieutenant Governor slont last evening pcio'c
his departure at the Hoffman House In lis conp',
we're TX Mayor Hugh }. GRANT, STATE ,o"tfohei i'
compl.u Railroad Commissioner samuel ~ B'hru'-
Low ard other we'll known Snappers. Mr. shcehah
,id finn, he cNrccted to end bis lalk WIN Nr'
Cleveland to-day In time to take the "'ohfre'''''"'
IIm,icd- train lack to New-lork this aiiernooh' liz
,oud tbcn 20 direct to buffalo from here, 80 as 10
,.t Inf, political friends cut IN that scc"oh h"o"
cxoc,ly where they stood The bl"eey"n b"""io''
aid not say 1t In many words, but was plum,
his purpose to take the word of no 'no h"'o'' ~
w,sh,rgton As 10 the lag Western Newly orX post
eccs I'm which he Is Interested he VIII not co"s'i'
with the Anti-snappcr Postmaster General "o" mo
own town. but will learn tie Intentions Oh 'h' ~
miui,tration rs to whether these places nc "
ouod by his iri,nd or his foe, directly from 'ne
mouth Of the Pr, silent himself - +,
.My handbag Is not large this hme Us WIZ"
wen, down on the same errant last week. sa'o pr
.n,n,, making n brave attempt not to look nervous
: ,ln
11h. reason why A small satclel aocomm nateS "'e
pa pers this trip Is because he leit the 'oio"
history OF III. Presidents Victoria h"" "''
pledges last september, with wliGl ne proposes W
refresh the rr, sIdcntia memory with cch"'o' 'i'f'
In Washing N. 4rn,rr
"Wil ,snator Hill ard senator MurPHy aoco'p'"'
yo. T. the White House :" the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was asked. ,c y
- a,n,t know abon, .cnator HIS going along
IN ,.nliod .. l;t assume that senator Murphy VIII
accompany ne. I cannot. howe itr. DE- cer.a'" 80
about fhi, until ! get down there ahd ma"c i'"
cb;srvaiions.' ,.,,
VIII you have anything to say about the f~'er''
Office In this part OF tie state sno
ON no-at least | do not expect 10 DO so. o~hu
TOR Murphy is chairman 81 the regular L'"'' '""0
organization Of the state. and Mr.. croker Is "oe "
uo,k for the Drmorrnic organization Oh tn'S c'''
They need no assistance from me-. e\pect !" "e
vote my attention TO my own "nh OF 'hc '''' '
There WIS an air Of confident snapper 'Nf
abou, the Hoffman House last evening ""''n ''
Gated belief In tina, quarter at least t'd' MI shee
,, #, urin,, ,lsp. for his encounter. AMI that he
carried Weapons which might place the Ire''o'n' a'
, dsadvrniag, If thee were fight al ciO'c q''"'1'
ro, ,hi. reason In. opinion expressed ~ some
tina, Mr. Clr,clnnd would much prefer battle ~
long range. 49,,
I, va, said Yesterday. a, By authority coming ron
H.. White lio,se. that the New->Orh appointments
would not b" made unul ai'cT wv "J""'"'
the senate This statement i applicable not only
~ tie Federal ohccs OF Ills ci'y b"t W '""'0 vi ~
-tii" ~ large.
,.rn,or iiilI + reported to haN" developed an ~
trrnciv Unpleasant, feeling toward Secretary Lamont
and i, represented hrire extremely hhNio"s =" ."'
-.,n, M an, Of lun,i!ainh the secretary oi ""I' NV
ca.,r given ior thi. CONDITION al PERSONA H"''""' y
t,ai Mr. Hi Is in posse sion # facts WING nav u
hin, 20 corcludo tha, the >ccrcary> power ara III
ID IN DO Nor.
senator and M, imrc.ia'" frie'cs. This. Mr. I'LL
thnk. :. II Door way for Ir. Lamont {" repay 'h'
many prrAounl favor, which TIE senator wiz" Nv
vo, Governor of Ncw.York was alb. TO heap upon
the Secretary, and upon which II Is alleged inc III
dlyldual prosperity Of the latter has been iouharo'
An aIIe,d intcrvi " was published y's'eTli'' II"
which William g. Whitney was made to say 70 George
,l.i.,.in th. tor Of The Buffalo Courier,
ha, Mr. Cleveland I'D failed % keep any o, the at'r
ol,c,l,u trouil.cs which Mr.. whitney had made III
his behalf md tina Ne would never hhN" ahN'mng
10 do with Mr. Cleveland Or lbs Adnnlmstrin"t
Tn. fact that Mr.. whitney hos refIainNd from Gaining
IN tb. President AT Washington since his return from
hls trip 10 the We. Indies WAS looked upon By some
pc Mticians las, cv"n giving color e. The report
70 q reporter who call,l n Mr.. Nl'neys house
last ev ming 10 inque 70 IA" authenticity OF the
hlei.t.iu interview Mr. Whitn"y -eni word that he
among The ~or,,r" OF the original Cleveland men
Of his diy-and their ranks have been growing
IonIm,,l Randolph IugG' nb'lner. who eAp'cteI
Z, l., Mr.. Cl"VrlInd, MHis"t I" H"lt1e hnf Nr.
f.ueg~uArprr'S friends say that the pac" wa prac-
ti,ain Ir Missed 10 hm b, Mr.. Cleveland himself.
and thsi the hoO commissioner wis daily la "N.
notation Of >e,inc hs nam" bule'inci. when b" read
The appointment u ierS0n {. Chencr. OF New lamp
hire 10 the place which h. coveted. Mr. Gugecn-
hc,1rr mad been the PRECEDENT At the " hitc
House. had Mod urgent recDmmendat ions IN
~ Dco' From osT ySas o,'n' %I c,t AND
iand here. and had received assurances waeh
led hn Ia begin al, pr partitions for bis trip TO
>wi,zrrl md To tno-, who I'm his corrdcnc"
Mr. Gucgrni,imcr has spoken bitterly Of III" treat
ucnt hr hrs received II" aud Joseph J. ODonohn"
are both sadly disappointed In The President. ana
II + reported held indignation meeting 81 i"o yes
t"rdhy.