New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
7IhKS UI7H PhOMIYEyr MIN.
DISCUSSING 4 VARIETY OF TOPICS.

DISCUSSING \ VARIETY or TOPICS.
GENFEaL DEyENs or TINS uAErFoAD EruNloN--
Mr BOUTWELL, Ok CLAIMS MR. TALBOT OK
FOLuICs-GENERAL LONGs1REETs gEruRN.
TRIBUNE reporters met several prominent
mon yc-tcr,ay nj the hotels and talked with them
various topics. General Thomas Ewing vino ha. he,
at the fth Avenue Hotel FOR several week. yesterday
lr town. lie asked 10 leave an opinion upon the
political situation. lie replied by laugh. gentleman
who was standing near sad d" think there il bui
opinion. and tIat adverse 10 Mr.. Conklng" Gen.
cral Ewing again laughed His brother. 2. b.
Ewing remarked: 81 think the Dutchmans opinion
IL the best. lie said. L don't understand This man
Coukug at all He resigned to gee " the Legislature
thought IL was al right The Legislature says, Dots
al right" Yet he Is mad. don't understand him
morr than a woman" After the argfeg hah sub.iiei
thc reporter asked General Ewing wsa be thought ~
That story. H. replied, on, that y good opinion. but
you know am out Of politics" and he walked away to
settle hi. bill
Ja.t ~ This moment Senator Don Cameron came ~.
II. opinion asked FOR. but ne piled abruptly Il
a.k for publication and he refused 10 break his
rule.
~ Attorney General Dcycns met few minutes
later. lie said f.: THE reunion AT Hartford an ex.
truey PHEASANT one, well very successful There
wa. large number Of people present. the Arrangements
were perfect aud nothing could exceed the warmth VI
the reception rendered 10y the people OF Hartford 10
their guests"
But Gcucrul. will You say something about pol
itic~-thc situation "a, NbanyF
d" 80 not know anything about II n all a-fh Gi
shonli not want to say anything"
And the elevator carrind him ont Of sight.
IT, The middle II the ru'lnda stood exSccrrtary Bout-
we'll sreaking NJ the French Claims Commission. he
sud: Wcarr > a. work. The decision Of the Courts
the other day d.po-cd Of hf'y claims which agrrcnet
unol .oo0oOO Tln. eayrs something tx, too rains
g. the amount 81 about sOc)O00 all 81 which must DO
q .ro-.d OF within tao years"
g" l. thc work proceeding ~lfi'factoriy|
"It is with but one exception. IN prosecuting or IL
ouircs we are Obliged 10 sent agents down South -
a- o secure druce Tor defence same %, these agents
have ur viii rough Treatment The n'wspaprs
harr attacked them IN scnrrous way. The m
h.niraui, have put obsf1clcs ia The way N
their securing reliable c,ilcn"e, AMI in ono
instance. in J. mmauy Parish n Louisiana one u our
s-.nts vl, shot at Ithnk the opposition 20 these In
,--traton- comes from persons vino have fraudulent
r'us Tic co.nni -soner- have notified the attorneys
T.. t lr.ttat iu'te, Shat uri. US the proper nf"-.
cation lu Poe inllc ,h.r claim. W not 5e heari py Tbs
Cnr.rI--.'1."
son ez,,cc, ., rmala in srs.on during Che san-
mcrr
"ri.r-.h,bc' chat the Conn 's.or vi adjourn iaa
fro. we 81. f-r couple ~ months h1t tie c,liDcHsot
testimony ht our ascuts Will r"nfinu.'
ln,,f'. .un- i.- ll..~rn'r ID The tifr "" iiiW"fN
81, ti' Doc had just ean'c iron, WashinIron There vas
Il
lti, rNurr-.on 81 opinion. bcaure the Te"" ii los
uttr POP r cnar- ana ~" dt..,r NH- Dot 10 pass
b., ti'.. l.,l..' ,,fi.r f. r.pl, To- an itlr.rs SO
.,,I. have un' I..u i NV l.U-1f fur 1870 N.,hs,
and cannot trl ;ou what the pdb.ir opinion r"N D.
:r. rit 30 wa, undoubtedly stroA-g 30 favor co. tho
...s,. senator CoaiIing been popular there hereto
No; raun,t say that he has in my section Of tho
f. ,, pr,.ea; f.e'ir.ilc an 20 i- unpopuayiyi'
. hHIa people .lIHkt lA ltF
s.audi} io not Iii he has shown oar pah 90 'ae
: .a.ai .tr.ion. if hc WAS unpopular before be- j,
ups.t 80 un, the GENERAL sentiment T. M supporter
I>,.n,rruor fblt IN spcaang ~ politics In his OWE
STATE. ilf li, op..uh tf"t"rIor i."D- M"aa -
r u4t,a m me Mu. Thu party Was united and h!s
.'r inn..i,,ti -l one ~ The clcsl. "ii 'es.
It "a $50 be- D. an a''fasr -ihi man; 81 nns ~ az
ri a frck coat; very quiet. IN manner and spec D.
,.,, l..r-srrrt laid: ~incr ny so.Durn In Turkey
~, .Itl l., been very g0.,L The c.nAtc j. d,Isai.
rl ou, ,on-iau,inopir pleasant l'sc 10 i've n AID
n,ins.thrr my stay "as very asIr,ahie.'
D.. ilu tpI o. .ttt leaving IWNtN -
.Nn' t.tuni .a, chat do. h'causr m NV new dGaes
.- f. -itir- Marshal for Georgia shai! or't ht 90
hou- aui d halt from home. and you know h'ineis
Nb", vac the condition OF Turkey whru !ouien 'ha;
Nom the same "a Il ha. been :or tmea ooaa
tr, without ruler"
Z. Iion do,- ma, happen r. d.. NJ. 49,.
l,. li. lf thc head Or Affairs IN Turkey are h't
ltqt..nen They brought up IN the lar'ms M
l.rrm who hardly ever 20 cit and never r-i lh' TO-
-' -, x,so t,,f other A. ion, can do about ~
t.., Mi-h n there was man al the head 81 tl9
nation able To govern properly n would h,cOme powerful
,.-, gup natural resources of Ga" country Fery
,, t utnplc are honest. hard working. lhdG, riour,
ami iaith n the Government That 10 Almost mar
Dd you notice any moS cment toward emigration 10
s., rnt AZ all. IL fac the people do rot know q,
,,,lfin H. The, are couf,udcd, ant then tho! lc-
,, holds tlcu to Turkey Even II that were uo' no
as. t,fr would De reason fog them "a leave because
, Ike as. have too much tctSi"Iy. Their s0 j. 1'i
AMI prVAa ave, ANA theh hluIl i'a'Hi''' al' "'''
oVrd." "a,
o.. ire thc harcms on the increase g
.[n n,c1u., IL t,,. good deal " money 20 keep 0lo
ms, and at prcseut thcir lnnucial condition j. bail
g IN word General, what 40 you thuk Oi tht Pfc''us
cOndIln 81 Europe e. ,.
from my point OF Ob,, ryaiion think there WIZ -
peace Tor time to come. Bu stiii one cannot -
hAi coulca may arse ont ot the most ri'A' Ga
cun~' altrt.'
"Whrn do you ASSUME Your new duiisf ,,. .,
-all remain lu Ncwlork irw day ana ti'A 81
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