New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
ANTI-SNAPPER HOPES REVIVE.
THEY THINK THAT THE NEW PoSTMASTERS
NAME WILL, BE POWER.


NAME WILL BE POWER.
Messages which New-YOrl Ant-snappers received
Yesterday regarding the visit OF Judge D. Cady Herrck
Of Albany and eX-Justice Maurice J. Power OF this
CITY, to the White House Wednesday evening tended
70 raise the hopes which have been dropping since
they learned the nature OF the interview OF last Sat
urday which Richard Croker had with Secretary
Lamont The original Cleveland men," In the light
Of the latest news which they comes directly from
the Executive Mansion. proessed TO believe that Mr.
Crokcrs threats about what the President might ex'
pcct II he placed extreme Ani-Snappers IN the New
York Federal Offices had not frightened him a bit.
Last night they as confidently predicting the np-
pointment OF Il full batch Of their own kind OF Dem
ocrats 10 the places here they just before
Mr.. CIe.eland sought sccusion In the wds Of Lake
wood forests last month. One of the first names
which they expect TO go to tho Senate is that
of ex-J Judge Power for Postmaster Of New-iork
The Tammany men in the least discom-
flied by the reports which gave the AntSnappers
so much satisfaction. The WiCwam had some fresh
news too, which gratifed many warriors. 1t as
sured them that Joseph J. O'Donohue had been
practically selected for Collector OF the Port Mem
beers of exMayor Graces "coterie' however, stamped
the reports favorable to O'Donohue as "sheer non
sense.'
Alexander f. Orr continues be regarded
compromise candidate for Collector. Ills popularity
In downtown business circles. his undoubted quail
Ecsons for the offce his Ligh standing personally
in the community and his unwaycring friendship for
Mr. Cleveland give color TO the frequent reports that
the contest may end in his selection. None OF the
machines want TO see lin succeed, yet the Tammany
side would look upon his appointment with equa
nimity on account of the disappointment 1t would
Anti Snappers 1t is believed that Charles
Davis OF Binghamton. backed by Colonel lamont
will BIZ able tho Surveyorship II the Colonel
will press his alleged claims with his usual persist
ence. Mr.. Davis. however. has slgnifed his prefer
ence for the Office Of Naval Officer. lie comes under
the ex-Offce- holder rule. having been deputy col
lector under IIedden and Magone.
f. B. Whitneys confirmation yesterday as Assistant
Attorncy.Csens pleased the New-YOrk May Con
ventiOn men, who pointed to 1t evidence that
Senator HIPS "combne" was not in working order
But the Snappers advised them not to become too
much overjoyed or that account. Mr.. HIS friends
firmly believe that the Senator and his allies Will
be heard from when the time comes for meeting the
Issue, and that Mr.. Cleveland will find himself out
generated in spite of his unlimited political power
Besides Messrs Hill and Murphy. OF New York. there
counted in the Anti Admin isrfuon caual sen
atOrs Daniel, erry. Jones, Pusl Harris. Butter .Ini
som, Coke. Blackburn, Lindsay and enough Others
TO make a nice little company OF eighteen or twenty
These senators, II Is insisted Will stand together ana
present solid front against the first unmlstaklple
attempt OF the Administration t. destroy their e'a'e
machines.
RESERVATIONS DEMANDED AND ACCEPTED
Washington, March o3.-Secretary Carlisle has re-
oucsted the resignation OF J. n. Patterson, second
auditor OF the Treasury Department. so far lie has
declined to resign. The Secretary has accepted the
resignation OF W. d. owen superintendent OF mm
grafton also Of A. NJ Hughes. OF Tennessee, chief OF
the loan division Of tie Registers Office. Mr.
Hughes was at first recorded dismissed for
huf no