The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-12
THEY BAR GOV. FLOWER.
ANTI ORGANIZE TIoN MEN SAT- HE MUST
NOT BE RENOMTNA TED.
Neither Must Sheehnn, They sny-Locniy
They Want Nothing More TO DO with
Myera-Mr. Cleveland Forgot sonnet Ing.

Neither Must sheehnn. They sny-Loca,iy
| They Want Nothing More TO DO with
| Myera-Mr Cleveland Forgot sonnet Ing.
Since election day the critics OF the Demo
| cratic organizations in New York, Kings. Erie.
| Albany. and Rensselaer, counties have had any
number OF haphazard consultations and in
| formal conferences on the future OF the Demo-
! cratic party in the State. AUTHORIZATION
men who were silent during the late contro-
vorsy have now become prominent. and their
pilgrimage has been directed toward tho offices
OF ex-Mayor William Il. Grace in the old Cotton
Exchange building, Hanover square.
Many OF tho critics have also met ut the
Manhattan Club; and elsewhere in this city.
There have been other talks in Albany and
Buffalo. and steps for q construction Of an or
eanization opposed to the present ones have
already been taken. IL Is needless to say that
Mr.. Grace Judge ID. Cady Herrick Of Albany.
Smith NJ. Weed OF Plattsburgh. william J. Gay
nor OF Brooklyn. Franklin u. Locke OF Bulralo 10.
William 4. Poucher Of Oswego, the Hon. Robert
Maxwell. Fonrth Assistant Postmaster q eneral.
and Others not forgetting the Manhattan Club
statesman. have discussed what is to be done
from their standpoint.
1t was ascertained Yesterday that those
gentlemen demand that Roswell p. Flower
and William 1. Sheehan shall not be re-
nominated respectively for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. This is their first de-
mand. and those in control OF the Democratic
organizations In the state will be asked to
consider It. The opposition to Mr. Flower and
Mr.. Sheehan is based upon many statements.
the. foremost being that. they, with senator
Mclaughlin. preclpitated the nomination Of
Judge Maynard. 1t might us well ue said.
cratic organizations were very much Pleased
at Judge Maynard nomination, on the ground
TO take the preliminary steps Tor an oppos-
ton which they have concentrated since the
In the talks OF the last few DAYS the peculiar
situation has been developed that these rank
anii:organizatiic.n men i are opposed to William
very easy to tell how this has, CONS, about or to
sKpiGin the reasons a" Tor it; Mr.. Whitney and
over the country. hut the anti-snaprers OF the
Syracuse Convention have have some sort Of
IN ths the rro s%Df iat Year. It will was a fsI
sa sS1 oy aGS the Of H
Mr.. Lamont are not entitled to the confidence
Of their party. There are jeealopl,ies even
among the anti-snappcrs. Mr.. Grace has
mover ,felt called unon,to sound the praises Of
Mr.. whitney. especially after Mr. Whitney
mittee.
Democrats in the state organizatioE are OPP
posed to- the renomination of Mr.. Justice
E.'rh DaEaas4 # G"Hh SrG "H1
a Justice oi the second judicial, district
q ssRss ss"irss year. S!s ssyf !
cratic organization in The state during. the
contested election cases., The friends OF the
denomination everything would have to give
way. on the ground that these two men have
bench.
Another point came out Yesterday and that
was TINT the ,e l,Gn would have netting
their nominatinn tor tomrtrollcr in the last |
Sfy Latte They Do mot regard the
nomination. and declare thata man who would |
not stand in the breach in the fight they were
The authoritative interview senator Hill had |
with the representative OF the United Press in |
has attracted attention This part has been |
defeat ie'"''' 1''e "'7'" '''''e NV D''D'e'"'''
The President which were not confirmed By the senate
some Of Them came in rather late for action: others
rsGnirtd fnr,heT t.msd.r."n do NOT care lay
ever that is likely that every enocTat Who" name
cya sun"rts the rrsnar rmoSra," "Ks ms rs
fnL No others have any clan upon the parry.
The nominations before the United States
Senate not yet acted upon are those OF Will
liam b. llornhl lower; for the supreme Court of
the United states: Walter II. Bum. Appraiser
lector Of the Port of lluttshurG: Peter boyle. !
Collector of the Port OF luifaIo. and Valentine /
Flcck enstcin ol!ector II he Port OF Rochester
Senator Pugh Of Alabama is Chairman Of
the COMMITTEES on Judiciary. which is to act
on tr. HornbowcI's nomination. and all tho |
other nominations mentioned for New York
State go heforn the Com mittea on Commerce.
Of which Senator Hanson OF North Carolina,i
Chairman. senator Hin is q member OF tho
Committee on Judiciary and Senator Murphy
is y member Of the Committee on Commerce.
A Washington aut hority said yesterday:
" President Cleveland told one OF nv friends
that Senator Hill had u rig hit to kick when Mr..
IIornhlower's nom mat ion for the United States |
supreme Court bench was sent TO tho Senate.
Tho President added that he had forgot en- tho
prominent part Mr.. Hornhlower played in the
Bar Association persecution of Judge May
nard. and hat had he recalled it hc would not
have sent Mr., liornblower's name to the SEN
ate when lie did
But the anti-nrGani2ation men see blood on
the moon and there is trouble ahead.