The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-29
OUR SENATOR'S WERE SILENT
WHILE mr.. CLEVELAND HANDED %
OFFICES 40 ANTI-SNAPPERs

AANtHN" " ANY NomtunuOu tntll,
AFTER Last Fairs Election. Hornbiower
Was spruue-Promise- and Performs ncs.
At that famous Victoria Hotel dinner whom
President Cleveland sat at the board with
Richard Croker and Lieut. Gov. Bboehan he
said that he was believer In Democratic or.
ganizatlon. Furthermore the President added
that II elected this time he would do nothing
to injure the Democratic organizations in New
York city. Brooklyn and the state These IA
nous Democratic organizations had elected
him Governor and President and we're about
to elect him again to the Presidency.
Those close to tho President have said all
along that he was not bound in any way to
recognize the organizations with patronage.
because Mr.. Croker. Mr.. Mclaughlin senator
Murrhy. Gov Flower Lieut. Gov Sheehap
and ull OF Senator Hills friends had fought
MIR. Cleveland's nomination at Chicago For
reply the leaders declare that they bad a
perfect right TO oppose any mans noml-
nation at Chicago On their return from
Chicago they sailed In for Cleveland.
Mr. Cloyeland's remarks at the Victoria Hotel
dinner wore made during the fierce heat Of the
campaign and his assurances were accepted.
Nobody said during the camraign that the
Democrats had no right to oppose Mr.. Glove
land at Chicago. This was post election de-
vice. Its inventors now say that Senators Hill
and Murphy have no right to oppose tho Presi-
dents nominations They invented that too.
The two New York Senators bore patiently
everything up to the IIornblower and Peck
ham nomination. Hornblowor and Peckham
are and have been the opon and nvowed
enemies OF the democratic organizations in
New York. and It was determined to make
Senators. are supported By ali the HsSubii.
cans in the State who resented the conduct
ling and Thomas &. Platt. Yet the cases
are entirely dssimiar C3nklng and Llatt
patronage be- turned over TO them. They
wanted all or nothing. Senators I'LL aud Muir
ply have not asked President Cleveland for
anything. They have not been consulted on a
single appointment They have not asked to
But Republicans are as much interested in
the fate OF Peckham as the Democrats on tho
sG na fna1 MS d ie VIII seary establish
day when the Republicans have a President
eta list of tho Presidents appointments in
New York state for the ten months OF his Ad-
ministration:
AUTHORIZATIONS DEMOCRATS.
Onh1't-Daniel scott Lamont Secretary Of War; VIII
son shannon BisselL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
i,rn"g DI~Ians"-WiIlian h. Curtis Assistant Sec.
L..i orr p,ra,hD,nt--Robsrt Z. Maxwell. Fourth Al,
6os m6'o, ., Nurplton-Eugens y. Chamberlain OF
o...s.o, Of ~ Pot. N,,s Iqrs-Jsmes 7. Kilhre,h.
1 sP%. ~; IT. G .y js sSpn seho.n
hot. John VA. Strickland, aud Emu dose.
ts,,d Mii.. b.ntc torn'l. Norfh'r" l"h,d-William
tst ,,,,etO, y e4.to~.. L,nn~'u,g,l-George s Weed
f [oi,e'o, ., G,EoT- Byfal-i'e,er g. Doyle
tt.te1o,, q Custom; S1Ts r,ss.n'-irank y Potter
sntine FIeeksnstsn. and Fourteenth District Lewis W.
F,..i,st,aI P.t~a..,wat.r p. Horne of Suspension
sridgs Joha Sroslsy Of iIatt.earEn Alien n tay OF
# S. GspI ESssn BEEN .,sS Of
Island CITY Edward 4. Reynolds OF HayeTstTAu
v. TsrTilitEeF Of Hancock. Hudson kn:iey Of saa.
S.tch1a u WafS,eS aion ' D Sa 81
iSn, pI rsl%:T ;haSSsHd js;as:;Gx% joT@
Rome M,ehssi [e.Iy oi Penn Yam. Henry i siorEo
q pspa:i% ssorss y &pssf q i,nscs Go5srt 's
Tfts. Of WSres..G john tI.IqSsn q Chester, John
S. John
GoIzsf o. co.ss Point, Lsaadsr 2, Tent q Brewster
BaldwIn.v.lls. frank Avery OF Phoenix. Lyman S
II 9aiaTan Of FashnE P1risk E.y IL N..: froy
Andrew hellEus of Par kockawsy; ,-,,-
sui William 6 Em@et antigua consul J4 Spstt TSR
Fs.s$. S SSa:sL HSiSShas n:ndr%s: Bo;%saaS
AntSSsy nS.S. Gaa ton M'H Henry Stne fSHs%
Chatham canada Gon.nL EiTin bishop Denmark,
+ D MciysTy Fsrterie oniarG coa'ni RALPH johnson;
GSStsmsS Gon.arGsnsr.l iyScG PTinsis: Mannheim.
Sonsut Max Moldhnger MaEdseurg, consul, Lult.s
Sottinsnam. consul Xsa i Dieiinsoa; Newcastle.
s sSI'G John S 'f.RS y r %sH SsT.s
sSThs Prs'eStS sAnaGs cSH,9i Joseph wRslSn 8.
iI.tns G:n;p fSr.aR soi.i. sossl%i IH' con:
GSp s' g5n.1 soH' 9GnsG Es TN
b, Consul GrsnvIs James
GnI~i,,,,.n,, Il c"a,t,s' DH'd Of GJuHbid-coi John
To the foregoing list should be added tho |
fourth-class Postmasters appointed by Smil- |
ing Bob Maxwell lie declines to furnish that |
Is impossible to find any friendly to the DEM !
ocratie organization in the state. Maxwell |
York Senators since he was turned out OF his |
place as Superintendent OF Insurance at |
1885, and was turned out BY Gov, hi and the
State senate on Feb II, 1891. He held this
LOSING it he Joined the 'anticsnapTeT Ha
AS NEARLY as can be obtained there are about
Es 9 9aTE sha h2 S T Tas
places at the disrSsSI Of Mr. Dayton 3'S or Mr.
once Departm emit as directed by Mr. Blsssii
and Mr.. Maxwell has been directed against
the organized Democrats Of the state.
oRGANIzATIoN MEN APPoINTEn
PostHassr Ns,s Io,k-Charss ". Dayton.
Po-'Hl.is', BJo0kya 10y prouoElonJ-Andrs~ suIu-
is,''d,,a !'"psi,;aCPnTIs, Clare q ws,sg
ConnoIy Of Phelps, James q Brorhy Of shortsyiIis,
nnsrE Gsmu. RSser. on iuntm snSA IaS %
Whahug OF Carthage. J llOrAtO EArl OF kaneAtslss
l'Ayd lAines of sandy HllI, and JOSIAH Hasbrouek
q New PaltL
John J; Kennedy, nominated by the Presi-
dent 10 be Appraiser at Buffalo Creek WAS
withdrawn by the President i'm IN ediate ely after
election day last fall. Kennedy was a friend
Of Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan.
COnceInlng other important places 1t may bs
recorded that the terms Of Naval onieer Willis,
United states District Attorneys Mitchell and
Jesse Johnson. United States MATshAls Jaco-
bus and Tate. and Internal Revenue Collectors
sion Agent Frank Loysland. have expired and
no steps have teen taken toward the appoint
ment OF their successors.
UHEN PECKHIM IS BEITEN