, 1881-12-25

would rcndcr Jfan t1Dre liable tn 1tncurslon3 ol>
; Dr. Garrett :afs6 th3uyht the open i1h wintes af
would have IN inturiuus effect on the neAitn "
the city 1Thotth srd bad water NUS " nrn,act
tho city against ep.tenic discusses next su1tner1 l
!; " 1*:c:s.::: GATHs:TALK.= i II: ~
y .14:+.S;---:.:. ! =. - II
Conversation with n Dem ocra'ic con.
!. gre :. III l Il . q The .Halke-Up Of The OoM.
:: .sn1ttees- She -Aotiu< Pr sid ent-What
the Den. ocrAts Will: Do. =.:7
1. Dspdtch to Ctncdnnnn enquirer |
4 NEW. Yonk,: Dec. 25.~-lu q Democratic mem- I
ber OF Congress spending the hoildays In New
York said today:::,.- - :, - --
!: :. Welt, what. lis your UNDERSTANDING Of how
these committees were made up2 4 I
!: .. it was done. by. IN understanding. betweon
Pennsylvania and New York. All that New
York ,sut,tsd-und New York means Conkling-s}
WAS to ht1.nii.tte the wh0lc New rnrk delegation
for daring to xirea stilid vote to Frank Hlscpck-
The only theory ii, that State was how to beat
Hisc..ck and: punish the; members Of. the dele-
Fation wno7 hAd = pledged themselves : to
him; Z for IT,. was ::founde impossible TO /
get thuse. pledges. hr'ken-Hiseock hay
Ing been% 4 popular 7s:man. = fair to: all 4
a1t, d good colleague. Tom Platt: was the rum
1,er and messenger. 1t was soon fnutd that the
most available man 70. work out the Kane was
ex-Secretary Robeson: who bud been nemocr
Of .ie.lust House, and is member Of thts He
is 4 man Of great cuuaiug, with u natural genius
for political ca,n nbnn ions tur approaching men
with: Temptations, ana appealing to the different
elements" Of their nnture-such rs. amblaon'
aynrice,; etc, lis believes IN humun nature, ike
,Fdlstdg, Of whorn be is: g. type in almost every
way Ropesuu;t knew about kefer. Inc New :
York men had alrendy sounded kelfer during
his long visit to the Fifth Avenue hotel: 1t was
eisi!y nxed TO dctaoa the; Sou thorn menoers*
few Ut yynotn have any other principle beyono
drawing salnry and ali that. &C. implies and
hatinQ y ,Deinncrut.t :Then- 1t became neces- ).
sary TO break up the Peunsy ylvaniut delegation,
and hence yimp ortAut. committees mad 70 oe !
promised - to such N an as =: Kelley. me
tendency Of Kelley was to support H;scock.} OF
course, Mr. Refer ha'i to :be seen on ali these
heads: Then, IT was uecess .ry TO make All tne
Ohio men support Keller. ind 1'so or three OF
them did not: like to do so-amony others amos
Townsend. whn nus consequently .ueen P usneu
OH me committee he wRutsd. However, by the
promise ot committee places the ONO delega::
uon wBs brought in tine."-. :%;: -
l. =. Well. where was ali this done"
we understand mat .ne scheme was s hrst GU en5
oi1t AZ Ai,s Filth Aycuue Hotel New YORK. ana
tha1 Keifer wus sent for ~ cone tnefe; ;aa. Ma.
u1terwards the arrangements were mu.,s nnuer
the roof Of George M hooeson, " a su.as tsa.i ~
Ma,ne wno had no change OF being elcGtea. ~,
.How came Anson .slcC,Ok. Of New Y.rk, VINO
been fur fonr yssss Ia ,,a t9 n made
'e .Innt Gm was directly done. as Mccook's people
s,y uy Tom Flat I: aud ny ih'ruOu u tne !Nc"
| TIrk CITY udchine, which represented tAat NC
iint,K had supported b,it,ug candidate tor me
State Senate aud .-reGy gyen esa des,rns 2. e,s
/. TO uppuiut hin, and alcCuuk' thtusnt ne "us ~
r,rut till six hours before the committees were
| u,inouuccd. when lhe n1ueh.ne maze JUS las1
! md, EtAtf.. =
,."Wuat do you thiix OF Ketfer!': sh'a 10 tnls
eeass,emah s ha Il one of: those dull, heavy-headee
7 men w,.hou. any purticular latent, but makine
the mos, II political p.'esib!i.tss HS Is si1 @
dunn xo'd iasyeF hs was soat ~ sotuer eress ',e
has kept duil, strong eye on passug u
lie is ii Tue type Of tnese Pennss.vansans aug q
'hsy we s1d % sid s'sotis C. lis sou
think about the pending C''k% rs:ss - ,,,-
:. IL seems to -us well cut anu dried for Joo,
@ IL. protective: oount oycrn,
ment-atdux: tueury everywhere; Inc pon.asai ~
nt.,,1ey In the Suuth and in the doubtful states
/ iu order. to *br.nK recruits 10 tue hepupicau
parry. The force Of Money Is 10 hs upp.leu, ~
Il wsR about lelt years ago. To Keep thltts otSla.
iuu.e Hubpsun. for exninplc, Is ut the heat "
The Natal Committee, ana ne you rs1e.noer
bus,t y navy u opsInle agaast 81, tne ln,,ans Of
noney, which sappea iRe lne w..
They vii, endeayof 70 give out npproprsaqor: nnr:
for naval vessels T4.ey he Sn iee TO- P1rs
nps n.,s,h N Navy.Yard1aiid saroiher; to Mnre
Island cslor13a Ine lsyee gSs ,sy;si sySaem
Of. the iartf will be- tn weed Guy tnt
AGRICULTURAL predictions now: extended. ai,t
make mai erlais HencsallS iree: ~.
:. n1rn are gong II, run the tnuJorty of ConEres
ani hive It ,teir own way ,Arthur Is a ssinar
fellow $ Hr has better ulhca Indl'ner tnsn all.
wnote attention. yet w,th a reserve uf decistat
IN his eve, .I nus et,t,d gen Us frr dispatch
business, and very clever pwsf o. saSSnx p".'
over Gurneld-.nat he Knows 5ust VIA !a.,
he wants ana means, while = Gnrheio wa
soneihing Of lny,t ~ y 1'ar 1ne Ibn, noth SIDE
became vexed wlth nimt In Snort, Aftour Ia ~ =
been brought upin the executive scnooa, atu y
in. IN hise :na1ure to- make politics and ~
cSEsns t ,tn 70 9o,,tcas , duy @ neh
than win any kiud Of men IN the WORLD. J.. t
Frrsideut,nl office seess 10 he ~ easy n[ frI ~
nim.s We have been tukule our pr.saeuts ts,n .n
;. the country, III, dened with lo"r re!utons. W.
mn1Iical uependtnts, not generally h .udsolne u
r luuk ut, anu neither Gurileld. Hayes, 1%onnsoa %
.he EXECUTIVE. UIice drilled for it. Tn's ma
Arthur has been giving out olees tn the ~, .''
YORK Custom House Tor yeurs ano knnws ,n'.r "u
Ano how absolutely necessary ID - lnu1e :
politicians. /. As C.,ngress has been oTRnt'zeu
has pu,,d, IL Is naw iuade up tots Gen. aT.uu
| tees down 10 tie btiu,u. Such bills: as" tn.s
: Committees report wil. pass Cpngrcss. aud th
. Prtsidrnt will Sign; then.. -: =: =:
:. How are the Ucl.,ucrats gong to penaFef =.
'.Tbul Is vert: hard to say 6ati hAtioall. "nu nt
q r1Ku 1pnuy friends: ami suMe etieniteS ~ ~
!, Democratic sioe is i'll favor Ut fig hs.E extrnFa
gat:ce wherever it. htds i,s head up. anu RetE
I,,,s expenditures down, aud tightening tue ou
t dei1 ot taxation" it. necessary. " per Ges
i bOnd There is anOlhtr eefncnt, however, WIZ
. lupks UPON the :Hepubl hs lolefau.
= sure to keep power u while longer, ~ aa'
: tiev say we 'ulusl SUPPORT these e3penu
= turs.s:-, or we shall le:' pressed J. hal
u IN. DIR districts. Let Uncle sam s. nloie
run: Let the buys hare It 10 piaS with: IN u
y wllu[e the Ueln0crhls are gt'liik 70 oe 5uu1ect
great 'tctnp,a tio1l. bui ua'''k there ls'a gos
o. cnut1ce tur The ueuocr.tic p.rsy - oeco.ne u
q :nuinuiuu of ss1upie Government, watcoIu! o.
ne11;illurr, and revision of everything IN tast
: ~ rfIt; bousenuldrr and the lnooter US again
: me Kepuii,can system Ut nesptilT up inc tor
. uues 81; few thulsaut- uien VINO coNaa
9 the tub;,r. and the enterprise OF: tne oou.
" try. The trouble Is t1at these rlch cotsstNusu'
= whether kepubi1cn.s or: pcnocrAts, nAve t1e y
o Following ID our party; ae in the ntner. ~ r.
:, st..s it Was impossible Tor US tp reaH1rn tne "
4 | ni;,ftt;r,us under which we ran Hancock u
:. riIdrn, some of our southern fsteuIs oo1eG.e ~
:'Do you look for any break3n s7 tne hepuole. =
pa. does NOT look much like It now. Arthur b