The sun., 1894-02-16

whitney was asked about this He said; IAN
that know about that IL that All the United
States Senators recommended Mr.. Eustis for
Mr.. whitney has repeatedly told his friends
that his importance at the Chicago COnven-
William r. Grace, IN an interview IN THE suY
during the Presidential cam paien. attacked
greatly exsegeratsd At National Demoerstie
hSSdGua5tsT1s NJ, Wbh;nsE tOIi9wsd IN az in
occasion. fIs ptsScntsd the sntI.sns ppsrs psrs
ed Seats as he we'll knew that the Vn COMMITTEES
would throw out the snti.snappers as boilers.
but Whitney also could P' have NO o.hsF %s
Ms. Mr. S cisT.snsG isGsG 5 rs, FsTSEiS ssSSsi
with. MIR. Whitney neither Mr. FSirehiid
MT Mr. Whtney VII He Was person. peF.onaIiy VtS aeaunintsd gh
with most OF the Democratic leaders in ali the
found Indiana hot for ex.Gov Gray Tor hrst
place, the Illinois. delegation hungering for
York seVentytvo delegate. hot i Tor Hill. S snI
the Iowa people solid for Gov. Boies. while
senatorGorman o. MARYLAND had many friends;
Merely as an evidence OF the work done mt
Chicago for Mr.. Cleveland II is only necessary
70 reprint the following from THE Sun OF June
Cplc,eo June 20 Just before o'clock thl, evening
x secretary whitney teegrsphed to Grovsr Cleveland
" H. g.r.y s..e5,r. B...aysr. .,
the ,o.s ~ Ss STAT. rot SoS s M W. . 70
up Unless thste should be seriou. cnsnEs in the SIT
ustion you Will be nom mated on the nrst roll call
s sn t9 n' ws Whns; ssi has he: wHS.y
sends Mr. Cleveland bull stins every hour in the day
Mr.. Whitney was the dominant spirit at Ma
the cam paign. lie was the fool killer par ex-
ssllence; lie tramp on the efforts q ,eX-
nominate n second Democratic ticket in New
York city Mr. Grace and Mr; Falrchild and and
friendly s to Mr. whtney "i Since e''n pa'.Vu
anti, ,snapperso whom M. Cleveland has az.
sSD butt as TTF Sun has hitherto Show" shown.
S %s nes ofeanizaticn anil Ssn to u any great eytsnt.
Excluding fourt class postmasters appointed.
the anti organization Democrats OF the state
had up to feb. secured ninety-fve places
against fourteen accorded to organization
men. These are the lists
ASri.oRGAS1zAT1oS DEMOCRATS.
G'siS..psnsl sSots T. Lamont Secretary of WAR viii
son sH snaT"Gn p,i[wiismE S T. Curtis Assistant Sec.
Fos Of, Drs,,r--,-- Robert z. Maxwell Fourth AZ,
.on,@,"ion.S G NaS,Snti,n-Euseue y. Chamberlain of
65. Of .; r1, Veg e.. re;.5I-%.; KissS;n s"nS
I,..","t Ayp ai..T.-i Rock well Fay. jacob schoen-
ho a. Sonn " ..Ss s.rG.sna . faSOnsd AM am Jordan
tg'''i Sli,. nsis'1 Ano' N1thsH D,sbtt-wnliam
A. Poucher OF OsweRo
,aiisci', o, Ca,,,r., = sa.,~gA--George $, weed.
,,rtsr .tSS 81 ~ ,sS~, c.tS.. Ruissr
C'i;.rsor NJ Ca.tos tape Tiacs7f-frank y. Potter.
fsgn,J Rsr,nHs cN,rfu-Twenty eighth district. val
entne Fleck kenstein and Fourteenth district Lewis W.
Pratt
Presidential postmasters 49, Ministers. Consuls. Ac
~. Total, ph
ORGANIZATION MEN APPOINTED.
Po.trastes. Nsr Tark-Charles W. Dayton.
ro.hna't<r. Brooklyn 10y promotion,-Andrsw 7. suhs
van.
Ir,s f,-,iai Po.,rdt-r. II; Psr,os 1gsrt Buffalo.
Samuel r. Nichols Total, -
Col. Robert Grier Monroe OF the Reform Club
was appointed peddler OF Federal patronage
in the departments hereabouts. 1t is his
boast that the Reform Club alone which Ia run
ny Mr.. Fairchild. Mr.. Grace. f. Ellery Ander:
son and other anti-snnppers. has received
Federal patronage amounting to S4OO.0OO
year. What that club did toward Mr.. Glove
lands election Is problem atical.