The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-12
GOV. HENDRICKSS VACATION
4 Day Nv NEW YORK PREvIOUs TO ms
SAILING ron EUROPE
why the City's Flags were Up Yesterday
The Vic~-Pre-id~nt Fleet Chatting Quietly
In His ParIor In the Firh Avenue Hotel.

The Vice. President Fleet Chatting Quietly
In Ills Parior In the Finh Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Governor and vicc-Picsidcnt elect
Hendricks sat in parlor 40 Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel with his chair drawn ny to the window.
yesterday afternoon. H. seemed TO enjoy look
ing out upon Madison Park. and even while
talking courtcously with visitors. his eyes wan
dcrcd out to the grccnsward. The Governor
seemed in unusually good spirits yesterday.
H. had n hard day Of it. After Il day and a night
ON the road he WIS visited early in the morn
ng 10y ox-Mayor Wickham. with whom he
brcakfasted and during the entire day his time
WIS occupied with CATS. He dncd last evening
| with AIR. Tildcn.
On the table lay n modest little card on which
WAS engraved =. J. Tildcn in plain script.
Among the visitors were David Dudley Field.
Lieut. Gov. Dorshcimcr. W. T. Pclton. :. >.
Cox. Elwn r. Meade. and Or. Austin Flint.
| Mrs. Potion sent cnrs. and 80 did Mrs ;. 3 Cox.
81 am on a little pleasure trip" Mr.. Hen
bricks said. 81 am going to take n little run
over TO Europe. and shall be gone four or five
/ months. i am nnt.iuatng good deal oi
NO." in answer to nm inquiry. am not
goin4 for my health. hut ior litil. r"aSauon.
..0ut q ,lc rnnch Of Iolilca TAX r ,,n..,,,o
| " Yes. | don't know anything about poltrs
now. ! am not taking politics and therefore
How vii you puss your time ia Now York.
am told TINT there is to hc a reception to-
morrow evening" have been invited to at
| tend. II "a to h. pleasant amir To. under.
stund ] have no other engagement. Ny old
friends have kept me busy To-day IN receiving
tu.m. Very hk.ly somr may cal o-uurrnw.
just then GOV. Hendricks WINS cncd from the
room Tor 10 minute. and when he returned %"
WAS lin-ng some silver small change IN ms
h9ni. ,,, =, 49,.
thu question Of rcmOnctzing silver 49,
On. hut am not eo NJ To- talk politics. the
Governor answered laugiinly. and then put
NJ both hands INTO his 20 is hr paced the
room back and forth. now and then look ing ont
to tn" PARK, Tut chatting informally. HIS con
V'rsui ON SIN wed that the gr ut qu, .tions Of the
day Ars siill uptcrn' II in hs mind; AMI
although he said nothing e. indicate that b.
had one bit NJ personal feeling. he did say
! enough to show that he feels as an American
/ clt'g n tuat great outrage has been committed
in s..at.n- Hayes IN thc Executive muiI-vq.
" Do YOU know. Governor. whether Mr. Hayes
fayor~ the remon.ti2aii"n Of silv,rT
An. no St,ll am rather inclined to believe
from what hear. that H. docs. They are like
~ 10 have warm cont IT ia Ohio
What : the feeling in Indiuna. Governor
well, the Democrats are in splendid condi-
ton. Never better. They don't hestat' to say
thy liz wHnt y knH~n ~ Me- Hay"e south
"rn policy. NJ. th'y don't DENY That. Ih"y M
~. however TINT ne has simply adopted Il,
Lpiiry "i the D'nocratlc parry hy n",e-- y
They don't propo-" To- take him M or his nd
min strut ON. Not ~ all. They arr terribly IN
earnest IN condemnation Of the means 10y which
be- was seated terribly. Now. | don't speak o
this personally You know personally wa'
not any great loser 10y tins thing. ~ that il "a,
not AFFECT m" IN that WY ut all. But am speak
M col what tn" Demo 'rntlc PARTY in Indian.
/ feels. Wear united ther'. On the other han,
b tn" 'pupcan- arr divided some of then
support III" Adm ~ straiion and some are N"r'
, hlu 'rly opposed To- II.
w. had a terrible battle there last fail
| think tn" most dcsprat" ever known IA tn
State. Alter WIS informed that ] mad hs'''i
uomtnnt"d Tor the second pacr on the ticket
and had dr''i"d that Il would h. h"st to accept
felt that = was somrih ng 81 personal mat
, / ter tha' Indiana should be-. carried IN the q -
p htr rlt. I ON. You know on" rrrut arEunirn
70 for plarius Mr. l llGrn nj the head of tine ti'k,
a was the h"li"f tnui he could curry New lurl
state; and pnrnan- b" was the only man wh'
a could. OF ruur-.. then. Il Wa a personal mat
. tfr " tia M IA lniinnn. W. had to meet tn
I heaviest onslaught thnt the Administration eve
: made. Money. influence amt work w'rr use'
10 an extent never before known. II WAC fear
iully contested battle. AMI our NiDt.ry was AL
D uugury OF what W. could dc IN November
: Tn"s" Same Democrats fecl. as ! said. intig
nant al the measures that brought tncir spi'n
5 did work t. nothing. don't believe 1t vii
| soon tee ior-ouen.
: What oi tho iuturo. Governor"
: "Ttere. can say .notilng. But tell M"
. Gru. Butter has h'.n tax ins VIII! -Ini" If 90
wlun A,. Is -,,iiA To- du T.l mo. il h, .oIn. L
4 stand hy the Aimln -trauoa. or trouble tt'
d, Wei. n" saws. o. rn.r that he pr"pp-'
. t. give the pull n trial. hut som" men IAN
: that ice VIII prove thorn IA the krpuh"c"
i '"i shou Int wonder II he did. Idont know
To- Tut / shouldn't %" surprised and GuN. Hen
. ,irioks snnie.i. bat s.ud nothing. n" "-n'ri
- | ~'.'. T 10 letter ot MS 70 Ma'N"lgh w"s on
+. col th" most aston SUING documents Nf ~" Kun
" | EYER rrHi. lis terrible fellow AT that 81
- "'Ddy.o Morton'- letter or carlt ="
=. d. gov IT, ,~S- at on'e became cautious
d o" 1t : sad Tint Gen. Butler spoke Of it as
r graceful surrrui"r.'
p.l b4tl r ~ rai D.d Dd 9e 81
j. b - rnunt.uuu see Indicated that he VAS high.
e. Interested and pleased.