, 1875-02-23
" BOSS " IIIsSlNG.

$churx. nnd Things an t5cf,crtil.
From tho 81. LouI4 h:'obs, fta n.
Tic mort aought.aftcr man III st. Louis yestcr
tetlay Waa tho editor OF German paror pub
listiea In Chicago. a. lie stood. sat, or valkct
III the corridors Of tho Southern, last night tlo
vas no 1ninuto Nleh ho was not either talkns
OF listening to Romo rarty or Other, anxious L
LOOK at him, stand by Lis side and hear hs,u talk
I5ttors, reporters, and pol!tic1ans-evcn "tlle
bods Of lilo si1th-al!ko sought sL1s gentle.
mans eociety-hiA name-A. q. 1Icsfng, OF the
Chicsgo s'aats- zti!ung, sometimes spoken OF AZ
'Doas" ncsiug.
6fMr 11esi1g was tho centre Of gsoup Of cage,
] talkcEs, among whom tho ls.7subl.cauf cdltor-in.
| cblos was coaihp!cuo1s by bin uu',konons IA
other moi, when At tho ond Of tic dobato. tut
Hon. 1oa Pulitzer called him asiuo and intro.
duccu Tho Cfobe reporter, whom tho ''1;oss" re-
ceired With ltiguratively) Open arms. Ssato
%as 4oeea spss to ts 70 s' ~ u q o
ing. Tho quartotte now comprised efle tail man,
very hlm. ono tall man, very stout aHLurt, tlich
mau. mud an abbreviated tt,au. A1r. rulilzcr
lou On thugs In Eeneral-.hat, IL to sas-and it
| was 80 underatood-tho general nature and prob.
able futuro coursc Of political eseuts.
hfr. Hesing-WolL I think there's grand
change going on; The lsopnblleaI patty iselsau
Dc,noctatic day by day. Thcso Aoutliesu
troubles in l.oaiaiana aud Arkansas and ito
Carolil'as teon u lavo not ou1y stirred up tho
p democratic party hmt ts The I:adieals. and wo
to know this: at least, 1t looks yory mnch like it,
and N II they had Rona to work and passed tho
Civil lights hill Just now knowing tbs thing
| could not tie dnnp i.t"r, mi ns q last inflittIou
| upon the Democratic pupulaee.
Sir. Iutitzer--Witl Qrauk 10 Ieuom[nated for
a third tor1n7
Mr.. Hc.ing--welL no Think not. The co,I.
sietion is apparently general that l,o conld not
time, ho might go arrange things nj that his
successor would practically bo himself updor m
| other name, aud would so conducs the atratss of
] the Chef Executive ~ that hY torrn would
really DO third term OF Grant.
~. rulitzer-Who Is going to bo nonnatoa7
hlr: Heasng-IAoro'n Washburno, aud Blaine,
and Morton: ali wishing to be nominated.
party. Wushburue Ii tho mai, most favorably
Thought OF 10 for. 1 think, however. 1t il tray-
cling long way 70 Maine tor President.
seGntor Arnold-ob, 1 don's suppose that
Ar. H.-YeH, 1t would. tell you these sec.
tional mcotiugs sso mighty deep when once you
lave comaloscsd to st!s them up. cne thug
thAt IL going to nhoH thss election is, the fact
TINT it l,as been discussed 80 long beforehand,
aud that. too. at time when public intetcas 10
| thoroughly aroused. Ii tic last election Grant
got through. probably, because there were no
feis III 'Sa % . eppSsf xeas 70 b.sou.
q Tue men who supported Greeley md Urown In
TINT Htrise
Mt. H.-rrobab1y fass With tho trus Demo.
cratic party. know they will in my state, and
in many others. There 8 10 doubt but tint they
arc thotouRhly and etarnally disgusted with tho
present tadicai Administration.
The GLOBE Ieporter-Ana Carl ech1rzf
| Mr. H.-Well, tell you what think. don't
think 30 very much Of Schurz either IA jout-
nAHt OF politician. md 1t present be secinH en-
tirely to remain in tho background. dout sup
pose lae will experience any graAt amount Of ra-
euFreeton lust now, but after the neEt pscal-
dental election, boeve ho will decide upon
his tuturo courae. Thether to schioyo distinction
as politician: os snba.ae entirely, .....-...,
About tllis time tho Hon. J, pnstzar exeusad
himself, and In this slssht Interruption Of the
current OF tho conversation divcrged toward tito
subject Of Chicago journalism, tho Globe To-
porter asiing what bad bocome Of storey, Of tho
| Times, aud his libel suits?
Mr. Hcsiug-1Io is taking back all ho las said:
ait. to ereFy ono that makea thst do1nand, aud
doing No III oaeh sud nscry case as fast as 10 eau.
Keporter-lla1 lie 10 case III the courts7
10 enters them lie. is convicted. Hs
knowa that, There IL not the slightest
Belonging Of case attaching to Lin.
Why, hos tho most unpopular man IL Chi.
editors and politicians, hut buslnchs-nen, 80
much aud no rudeiy that everybody is down on
him. Ho only associates With very few persona
II. tho others won't lat him uto tholr houses So
/
fair case for dofcnso, you couldn't find . Jury
In Chicago hut what woul convict hitu. Tlero-
fore, by ha attorneys advice llle Ia bAcklng down
/ dal. lie said cdtotially: MAY this community
cali mo dug, II don't have yepgeance on tbia
mani" But ho hasn't any Vengeance aud won't
hare Any, whilst III. Johnson enjoys ths ffend'
ship and ostesm Of our beas citisens.
Hepostur-Who ID hls Attorney
wail, His present attorney III A. G. Aaay. but
ho used to employ counse! named Dexter. De1-
ter. 1t soen,s, got tired Of storey, and ono day
said to mo that i" It, no other plAce t4an Chicago
could Le run paper AZ Ao does the Times. Tho
man that would shoot him would be q public
benefactor, aud yo,l co,,ltlnt lind Jury in Chi
cago that would hing Its murderer" Somo
t,ne attor, Storey pitched iuto nc on Account Of
| my suppoted connection with the Ciszena AsBo-
eiation. Wnou 1 rasurued tho fire, aud quoted
Dexter's words N giyon above, Dexter was then
iu Europe. aud thu charge could not at tLo time
up, 5'otcy ia hs ranet, ms cal, ca,ioa .,.ia's ne