New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
MR.. CLEVELAND IRRITATED.
DISTURBED BY SENATOR HILLS AClION.
THE EXpO:URE or THE GRESHAM SCHEME
r,o,.n,rn ,ty roo-UIS CALLERS. !

THE rxpo.rRE or THE GRESHAM SCHEME
TROUBLED HIM, Too-HIs CALLERS.
President. elect Cleveland came 10 New-fork at us
usual hour Yesterday morning from Lakewood. IN CON-
pany with ex- Postmaster General Don NJ. D'cMnSon'
who had been his guest at his cottage in the pine
woods the previous night. Mr.. Cleveland went dllecuy
10 his othce in the Mills Building while Mr. DICKINSON
hurried 70 the Fifth Avenue Hotel 10 sec SENATOR
Carlisle whose resignation as member Oh uie oe's'e
tales effect today In anticipation OF the accepahce
OF the portfolio OF the Treasury During inc oAJ W.
Carlisle Mr.. Dickinson and Senator German VINO san'o
TO the city with Mr.. Carlisle on THURSDAY. e't",s'
had an extended conference with the Presidenteect 1hs
main subject undnr consideration, It is UNDERSTOOD VIZ
the silver question and tile prospect OF Tue .sPe"
OF the Silver Purchase act. But Mr. CIeVelahu WAC
in n had hlmor all day. They were severai CAUSES
for his irritation: The news Of Senator nm su.
shift In the senate yesterday, by which lie Pi"o
himself at the head Of Cleveland forces IN advocacy
~ the repeal measure another was the DISCLOSURE
Of his scheme place Judge Gresham on 'he supi.m.
co,,rt Bench OF the United States. ard us utter
failure through President Iiarrison'S nohihauoh Vi
Judge Howell +. Jackson for the Lai"r VACANCY
Altogether Yesterday one Of Mr. Ceveiahds moes
trying days lie was dreadnlly disple'ised that inc
s.ort or Don NJ Iclinson's clandesune Trip 70
Chicago. and his stcathy visit TO Judge Gresham'
should have been made public. II aroused sus-
pIc,ons in Mr. C!evcland's mind as to The naenty
Of a number Of people and he made some terr'oi'
threats about what he would do II bis mSgVihgs
should prove TO be wcl-fouud'd.
II became known yesterday that the [ht'-snappers
have full blown candidate for Collector OF the Fort
Of New York In the field In the person OF ex secretary
Charles = Faircbd. Mr.. Falrchilds principal reason
far not wanting GO into tie Cabinet again was that
f. w.nld lie too much sacrifice OF his business IN
tcrass and compel his withdrawal from tie presidency
~ IN, trust company 10 which he has been devoung
his energies during the last three or four years Dut
it, Al lie
lcctor of the Port the trust companys onces aie
,ust across the street from the Custom House.
with Mr. Fairchlld for Collector, cxJustice Ma"icc
I Power for Postmaster, Peter u. Oney ior .nl.sa
states District Attorney, and other goa hhl'onax
,sr, I'm The other Federal Offices In TINS city, ie oS
nal cleveland men feel that they VII pe IL. sv ~
rim ia rive substantial aid when the tliIe Coh'2 ,0i
:" ping the hoVr' With the anti ADMINISTRATOR" No'
ocrats . ,.,..,a,s ro,.or,av incluled
.nn,tor William t. brown W. IL. tEnoHi, OF Mane'
vn ,ras def.ored for Congress several times py ca
sneaker Thomu, b. Reed Hugh H. ',arlen 1ohsfpss,
man William II. Brawley OF n0uth tarolihi,. hi.
Thouas H. Sherlcy. of Louisville, meihDer OF INC
I"tInn.l democratic Committee from Kentucky.
Mir Cleveland rrtuyptd alone 10 Lakewood ast
evening expressing thihknlneNS tmt hi last week VI
yisi,s 10 Newly DIRK was almost AZ an enc.