New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-30
TO FIGHT TIE STATE M1CHINE.
Mr.. CLEvELAND'S FRIENDS READY TO BEGIN
THE WAR FORCED rroN THEM.

Mp CLEVELANDS FRIENDS READY TO BEIlS
THE WAR FORCED rroN THEM.
My Cleveland's friends cannot but observe ws
active preparations CT Governor Flower senator hui
and senator elect Murphy and Richard troh"f 10 As
war upon the incoming National Administration ~
his recent appointments Mr.. Flower mas ih'araoV
sc,ected ornaments OF Mr.. Cleveland for all ohces
which have the control OF patronage mus IN W
corS. NJ the las. week Frederick c. schraub. VIM
lent assailant OF Mr.. Cleveland, was apponlei sta"
Dairy Commissioner. This is an once winch ca,
nerds so5 900 yearly In salaries 10 agents sahefea
about the state with the ostensible duty Of enforhs
the laws against the sale OF oleohargar'ne. '''
schraub will undoubtedly employ swarm OF AnE
Cleveland Democrats. Added to this, the ofpo'ch~
OF Mr. Cleveland are Intervening themselves IN power
in the cities with the aid OF Governor rlo"e' ~
the Democratic Legislature. Aireahy impo''a'
amendments 10 the charters OF Ncw'iorR' Aloan''
I-t,ca and Rochester have been drawn up win mo
Thought OF so rengthening the grip OF Nessis'
Croker Ill., Murphy, Flower and >hoehah Oh wv
organization OF the Democratic party that II VIII "
iuposslble for Mr. Clcveiand's supporters 10 efin
control OF that organization \ PERSONAL hesis""
on act will b. passed 10 Increase still furth"r 'hs
mower: Il being argued that such an net wouu "lS
franchise rural Democrats well rural Republicans
7, IL among rural Democrats that Mr.. SlevelaAu "
.s,ecioIv strong Therefore the motive of passing an
net which will deter them from voting Is apparh"
with the rural Democratic vote essenca ana .nc
Democratic vote In the cities which are coh'rono~
by Croker and Shehan large az ever OF course ns
ct organizations will have the greater legislative ans
executive power. A..
Mr.. Croker also has reason for his confidence thss
under IN. FarQuhar Inspector act with two Ismmany
Hall inspectors and only Republican, lie VIII be ao'
10 Increase the apparent number OF Democratic Vo"s
in New-Yorb 10 any desired number. With the cues
In their control and with the rural vote dn,nlshto
by n Personal Registration act McSsrN. troker' MurpH
Iiil Flower and Shechan feel rs II they colid deiy
a hostile National Democratic Administrations " u
this state OF mind which encourages them TO 90 io:
ward and nominate Isaac ii. Maynard for Judge o!
the Court OF Appeals this fall despite the opl,uy"
10 him OF such eminent Democrats as Frederic W.
Coudert and Wheeler IL. Peckham II Is m, feSlns
too that is leading them 10 deprive of Their pn.es
in The STATIC Capitol all supporters Of President
Cleveland who yet retain their posts there III s'a's
departments . ,u. A. ,rnas
but Mr. Clevclnnd's friends are not blind to VIA,
f. being done against them. and the feeling Is cro"s
among them that they can reform the Denlo.rsa.s
marlne In this state only from the outside ana nos
from the inside they have thought OF attempting
10 do Mr.. MAY wards nomination apparently WIZ
lend To the holding OF another Dellocra lie state ooa
vrntiOn In New York the coming fall.