New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
THE ANTI SNAPPER SLATE.
MR.. CLEVELAND WILL SEND ZIG BATCH OF
APPOINTMENTS T) THE SENATE
At Az EARLY DAY

Mr.. CLEVELAND WILL SEND ZIG BATCH OF
APPOINTMENTS T) THE SENATE
At Az EARLY DAY.
II the Anti i-Snappcrs have their way, and many
political signs point to their success. Mr.. Cleveland
will send to the for confirmation list OF New
Workers which will prove most unpaatable dish
for senator Hill and his snapper allies. The s. slate"
which the ntiSnappcrS are preparing and TO when
the ro,idcntcect has. IT Is understood. practicaIV
given hi, assent will he nominated soon after the
confirmation Of the Cabinet II 1, deemed prudent
to submit them to the senate. After Daniel >. La
mont and Wilson ;. Bsscl are safely Installed In the
office, Of secretary Of War and Posmaster-General
the fun Is expected to begin.
The list which has been settled upon by the chiefs
OF the syracuse Convent n will contain only original
Cleveland men".tnti ->nappcrs OF the sragh'est Sect
As now ged It will iuclude the names II Colonel
Robert Grirr Monroe OF this city. and Daniel Magone
of Ogdnsburs for Assistant Secretaries OF the Treasury.
ard Robert A. Maxwell, OF Batavia f)r First Assistant
Charles :. Fairchili for Collector
of the Fort ot New York. Maurice j. Power for Post
master of this city, Peter b. olney, for United States
District Attorney for the southern District OF New
York, and illl set II Mugwumls and ANU Snappefs
for the remaining places.
EX-SccIrtary FaIchild persist, In saying that he
does not The Office Of Collector If Customs.
but he Is Mr.. Ccvcland's first choice for the place,
and If he be induced to accept, he will have
the chance Of running the gauntlet Of the senate
D. III The DrSt Datcn. William y. Poucncr, OK CSWegO,
OF the most earnest and enthusiastic Of tho
Anti-i leaders In the state l. candidate for CJl-
l,cior. and if Mr. Fairchd refuses positively 70
assume Its aIduou, dutics In spite Of Mr.. Ceveland's
urgent request, it is probable that Mr.. Pouchcr may
prove the choice of the Anonapper cothfe. senator
Charles p. Mct'clland, Of We,tchester County. who
held the place OF special Deputy Collector under Col
lcctoro Magone and Erhardt. Is pushing his claims
with alacrty, but the syracuse men have not allowed
Mr.. Cleveland TO forget that Mr.. McClcland was on
HE Hill side Of the fence while the friends OF the
Pre>identelcct engaged in their death struggle
with the snapper cohort, from February TO June OF
last year. McClcland is strong Cleveland man
now, however, and l. ready to light I'LL anu All Ills
following 10 the bitter end.
For the post Of Surveyor Of the Port, Charles DAVIS
Of Binchamton. is working all the points he knows ana
u,.v are not few. Mr.. Davis was deputy collector
under Iedden and Magone during Mr. Clevelands hrst
term Ex Naval Officer silas ". Burt has taken con-
siderable pains lately to let Mr. Cleveland know tha'
no is living yet and would like to be Theodore b.
VIs's successor in his old place, which he held by
oppontment Of both Republican and Democratic
Presidents.
IF Iul can swallow Maxwell, Monroe, Magone,
Farchild. Power Oney and the rest Of that Anu
snnpp,r mixture. all at one dose. his political stomach
+, Of Il very different Kind than have believed said
prominent snapper Io.,ican Of this city yesterday
My opinion Is tha' David l.. Hll Will gather ms
trsry friend, around and promptly give battle 10
the Administration. IA Murphy, his colleague III
thu senate, cannot do less than stand by llh when
.nch medicine a. that /, offered 10 him. Murphy hates
tho crowd ~ bitterly a> Ilil does and believe VIII
ion the senior In opp sing such appointments
This would bring senatorial courtesy 10 test a' tue
very start of the Administration
onc Of Mr.. ClcvclandS first acts. II was rumor'd
Yesterday will be- the appointment Of John Forester
Andrew of Boston, to take the place OF Theodore
Roosevelt. Of I'll, city, at the 'ad OF inc Na''on'
civil Service Commission. Mr.. Andrew Is prononhceo
Mucwru,p Of the cxact quality ID suit Mr. Ceve-
Iand,s delicate taste He is of the Massachusetts
War Governor John \. Andrew and served several
forms In the legislature Of his -tatc Republican
Mr. Andrew supported Cleveland In 1854 anu III ioo"
ran for Governor on III" Democratic uckri put met
defeat. I'm i--s he elected TO Congress as
democratic Mugwump and was reelected two years
LATER He is not member Of the coming Congress-
Mr.. Carli>le's visit to Lakewood yesterday was ioi'
,oved by a wcllauthcntlcatci rumor that Mr.. Cleve-
land will call an extra session OF Congress ABOUT
April -. after he has got men confirmed whom ne
expects 10 lean on most heavily in the Administrations
The situation regarding the silver question: borf MT
Cleveland and his secretary OF the Treasury agrefu'
demanded spirited action which could not be long de-
laved Mr. Carlisle is coming TO New-iork to attend
the dinner Of the ohio society.
Excise Commissioner W. 5. Andrews went to
Washington yesterday 20 prospect. was sad lor inc
Office OF Collector Of Internal Revenue oi III" iio
District. Commissioner Anuf'"s II ho" i''''"'''J
man and was blatant supporter OF lilii wheh tnaS
,t,tesman's star seemed to De- permanently In the
,.copdaut lie Is now a. loud fIicnl OF Cleveland
as he was OF iii last year. Mr. Andrews has the
,riry of the 1uor interest In hs scheme 10 trans
rnr his abilities to the Federal Government, and
somc of them think that he could be of great
eorvlc. 70 them In the Internal Revenue bureau.
Wilson ;. Dssell the next posimaStcrGcnernl Is
.,u, at the Hoffman House. lie was In the hotel
rarIv All day but his experience the day before IN
duced him 10 Issue order that h" was mot at
h"me and he did not receive many callers.