New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
CLEVELAND MEN MEAN WAR
Continued from First Page.
Rules in place Of the chairman OF the Ways ana
Means Committee Mr. Catchings since then has


Means Committee. Mr. Catchngs since then mas
been the recognized leader OF the party on the
floor He does not believe thoroughly IN the
principles and policies which Mr.. C!cNeiands
friends regard a. essential. lie is not sincere
tariff reformer: lie Is ardent. bigoed freedom
age man he has no knowledge Of the ncceosi'les
of the great business centres OF the EAST ne IL
at this time with the aid Of the other members
Of the Committee on Rules preventing or post
poning the setting Of day for the consideration
of the Bankruptcy bill. although two-thirds OF
the House have pctitioned for rule that Will
enable that body to proceed with the cohsiuera-
ton Of that important measure lie Is ho' Hue"
bv CAPACITY. nor by experience. nor by character
for the leadership OF the majority OF 'he house.
II Mr. Crisp should be elected Speaker and shouid
undertake TO orQani7c the House That 1t would
be in sympathy with the President and the real
leaders of the Democracy in the House. he would
have 10 nut Mr.. Catchings in his proper pace
That would be his first task, and 1t would oe
very difficult one for him to perform Mt Na'o"-
ings would naturally 20 to minor commune
Mace and would see the sccptre OF leadership 'okc"
from him A mere advertisement that MI NrisP
had made the promise 10 organize INC MUS.
properly would be notice 20 Mr.. Cc'chinse VI
the ingratltudc OF tho man whom he MADE opcaN,'
Mr.. Springer would have 10 he taken lro'" "0
chairmalship Of the Ways and Means ,omni''o
ond indeed. from the committee itself. This ihdl-
. Gates the task that Mr.. Crisp would SET h'mseii
IL he undertook to do what he processes 70 NC
willing to do. .;.,, 90
.In vour Indictment is it not really the WISH OF
Oh. naioritv of the next House Oi Representatives
that Mr. Crisp should be elected TO the 0p'aN''
ship
IrNOCR.TS TO AID MIR. Glen
mn ,o.;o ,no,,bcrs of the llOuS, oil
Representatives are ready ana wiiii"S ~
everything in their power to make MT wv
,.rd,s Administration successful, AMI Mr.. NrSP
reclentjon is not involved i'll that oy dns nou .;c
II a votc we've taken tomorrow oi ue Vnvrnson
members elected to the neN' naop Goubt(nI Of the
~;sdon Of lc-eecting Mr.. Crisp should G iS,v
sgainst him he would probably not receiVT my
votes. This is Mr. Ctlspds p pr Ihs incoming Adj
m; T Nh Crisp will have al summer bo -,
which 20 induce his Democratic ie .a Honse in
TO pei,v,e ,,;th AIR Cleveland and his policy ~, 40
one believes that he will succeed lent he
when he thinks it over after 'ile w.. bn cannot
viii cnr,. 10 the conclusion himself that ne G'' f
sncrcrd Naturally he wants an cary $50 ,'sd INC
Conprcss before the new nseiii3eis "anc ;s tho
to begin TO think for Themselves ,s early DAYS OF
tendency Of new members IN t,e me-, oa' ~ the old
Sn;r s,vcc TO get undo, the shelter OF te ,h
member. so that the tendency w1ud Jc ~, Of
members simply to ;, q %robahc that the out
the LIZ, III, a y"rv disappointing to Mr. Crisp ana
his W JySn do YOU think is likely to be the choice Of
those opposed to the reelection OF MI; ns in Wash
''"' matters arc shaping themselves III wilson
ington row it is likely that Mi!'ia nnxt Speaker
Of West Virginia a,, wli' only from the logic of the
;an and do not want be under st.o" n 40
sueskinc in behalf of Mr. Clcyeiaano n %, That he
sas mcs S @ I, Ws,n ANY wsad
Mtfterances-naturally, say, M SmoaIership on
be an appropriate enc e" 1er persops; friendship
eccoun. U. r5 on account of the community VI
r.;nles between the two men oroo. unon Mr..
PftunWWHt do Won ,linr Of the ehect upf Wr
what 90 Administration U; of the election oil MI
SfMrnhv 10 succeed Senator BlscocR:
THE syAPpERs MUST YIELD.
q. affect mon the policy of the Aa-
,-:a....;on toward this State there can y. WI
mAhi''' , Az Cleveland was nomiha'eu
quo or .hn r;sh and efforts of the orsan'~"'Io'
- c.ots and he could not have neeh mum
noted probably without the work "'"c e.. ~
Arti-Snaupers at Syracuse. IL Is ''o IT. ,ra
.to Antj.Snappers-the leaders ana '"e 1.ns -
fe-that they represent az le' State of New-York
dne Dnr;no itself has given evidence U, ic,,'
nX;etv by its haste in the CAUCUS Wnrnbv's can.
ness and alertness wlth WINNIE ;nn,mcdiaciy after the
Nn,so, that il does not believe Una, II - his
sents n majority of the Democrouc c., nrmocratlc
State II aoes st n" in fair primaries. II passed.
law NJ the last session Of the IIgs' as abso
which it can control pri", ,r,v COMMITTEES and
,eS 10 II passed this law because II wcrs
tSat ~ The Democratic voters OF w ~, The mi
left free to express their so nj 'do.toyed The
PaIes Of the situation i apparent "s, ns
u me 10 every one Mr.. MURPHY REORGANIZATION
an assault upon mar, Mp hut il was vioahye of
!..I; %S which has prevailed cvcrywhrc rorv
the colptry during its wn"l" ,iresidcnt for in
s,ancn Nr Garfield might haze h'Gh s 9,nro nf
Eenate The Republicans Of the I.Fsns nx;"us 70
Ohio were ready and WI ,Sms W the Senate
2ron,oic ", o~on declared their purpose TO GO so
famt il was considered so eSscn.ii' ..n S,otc and
tor coming from the rreS ;u own election Should
eieT'S' most intimate personal friend WHOSE "",
on he floor would hc rccognzrd rs ir declined
on on, o"e Inst Mr.. Garfield and his fricnds and
OWL . n with the Presidents SELECTION al"
n AZ Stan'ey Matthews WIS maj" Heha''''
, - ,oyc.suFFENIHG ANrI.sNArPERs'
. "a vo,y ,bc Ncw-York machine not onW violates
..o1,,or Of this kind but sends to the senate
man who has always been hostile 10 '"r Ca",
and who was the only member oil inc o'a'o C Cr'
,ni+,ec who refused TO say bcior" the Nni''g"
xention that he would support Mr. 'RN''1n"
no were nominated. Inv ,I, s,oxr
49,, long suffering, hut they have already snow"
oc'a .' ..on,s that preceded the Syracuse Con
IN .nr ,hot thcy are men who are perfectly ape
We or%snize ard conduct very yi4oros msr
After Mr. Cleveland was nomlmaar" ~ ~ Te mi,
20 VIVA, view they voluntarily abandoned t.rlr
Fight to participate leaders in TIC ,rnm the
sGmoa;on Their surrender removed lron WY
cp";Gn in this State the most prominent ana
%nsi i,'cliiccnt Democrats, and Tic Democrats
Of The highest eharocer ana ley s tine yc SHOWN
VIZ unrchcnsion whatever Of the requirement
~ an Intellectual campagn While t.ry a ar,h lnS
they contributed all in their power 70 , ..ing
fo% any leadership whatever They conrinnm
their means and their services Whenever ,Eor sr
their money was always wec 1 o.,r.cism Of tho