New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-01
BLAINE GOSSIP.
THE NEW Observation-Disclosures TRIP ETC.
GaLh On The Cincinnati Enanrsr.

THE NEW Observation-Disclosures TRIP, ETC.
GaU IN The Cincinnati inquirer
NEw-YoRK, April 26.-Any politician with
common magnanInity thar the attempt to suirch
Mr. Blaine by clerical tramp shiphtru Is without
Foundation; and Blaine had no dltclty IN dem0l!sh
M the thin varnish the rascal smeare0 If Congress
had any respect itself it would take lobbyist OF this
tiers heads OF Departments many rascals 10 be
Immediately corrupted even before they have been sworn
into otfce-and hand hun over to the Grand jury and
let Washington public opinion dispose OF him Inat cry
Is fun ~ such dead-beas Almost every Senator j. fall
lowed to Washington by some card-sharp or sucker
49, ord trodng on ms name SucI ioafrr. can no;
probably be dealt with Immediately; but a tramp who Is
not pimping any Senator or statesman whatsoever.
and ef ready 10 samp on tn. graves Of SUCH swear
ing That he brbed them tried Dribe Them because
be he be corrupt. ought 10 20 Ia the Washing
ton jail or the Albany Penteutlagy, and DO mll ne
Itcl IN with Of Mr. B.aues strong supporters to-
day-a of wealth and sagacitT who mas proved his
devotion. He said " balne II giving hs Whoie alien
ton at present outside Of commercial business, his
new house Washington. He designed 10 originally to
over almost every day, and la, made many changes
IN IT, lie Will have his line library completely removed
there. ana make IL Ills principal lS'lenc, sprhuAS VIC
whole winter II Washington, ana the spring anu cary
He points out TO ms Trends tc room TINS one
~ the boys sha occupy ana tnal one o t i5li.1-.
who mink he IL distressed about ne Presidency
do not unders and now much JOY ne -Aes "a ma az Ia,
own complete home Tor he hIs' 'e III s ne ne sau
10 me recently that all there of lie was Layng ones
family pHt IN hHppy 4aaiers ioInp one Aia tne u.s.
friends who hal STOOD Win MN IN pdt- year, 20 come
10 see MIN. Here Blaine remar@ed shaI take any
pleasure society Of my tIcns who have stood at
my side for the pact zen years WI be where they can
You are Elaine L. not paying much atten-
ton 20 the next PrcsdeucyW
NO lie said at the close Of the campaign Of 1850
attempt to be nominated; that Il his nom-
nation should come about hereafter he
another struggle Of the kind aud would not ASK his
nat is this story about Blaine going Europe -
asked.
than a possible business GRAND lie may be
cnt abroad by some OF MS business assoc aes for
hort TO transact some business That Is the only
condition Which he Will go.
How is the Virginia Central Railroad getting on. in
which Blaine has mat large interest"
II Is dong very WELL indeed. Fifteen miles OF il are
now runnlng-irom Piedmont MP the no. branch OF tne
Potomac. Fourteen miles ready Tor the secl,
and inward OF twenty miles have been located.
That nfy miles viii all be open az me close OF the pres
cut summer We are sendns about 5000 tons OF
the Vest the aims, and the rest comes East
The stations on the railroad nave been named TOT the
gentlemen who into she work ne station ~
Fort Pendleon, underneath al old for Of the civil war;
Is called Ekins; another station "a called Blalhe Lfb
Bayard a Window, and NTH Davis, Tor Senator
What connections will such a road eventually have r.
The road not put down particularly to laye con
nections There Is road ho~ever, no" being Dliis
from Point Pleasant on the Quo RIVER 90 Tue hOu Vi
the Gauley, and the nearest polht OF iHe extension OF
this road to Us about hundred and twenty miles,
Has Blaines railroad from Richmond 70 CAfIon
forge been a business failure T.
Yes IL will interest on its bonds TINS year
Blaine however and the builders OF the road have 10
interest III the property. III Is weOulit road
aud has best kind OF grades but unfortunately II has
mo western connections, aud therefore get
freight IL stops nearly at the summit of the Aeghany
Mountains Out beyOnu some iron urges anu
and few grist mills It nothing carry. Blaine's
friends called his attention 10 that TACT and told him u
get out while the bOem on"
What Il TO be the destiny VI the Richmond and Al
leghauy ROadr
II must eventually 20 into the hands OF Hunt
on aud the Chesapeake and ONO interest. But APP
preaend It Will not be taken up by them until they have
reorganZed the Chesapeake and Ohio Road, which Is
heavily bonded aud must be reorganzedt seems 10 me,
To make 1t hopeful property IApprehend that II VIII
20 the hands Of receiver at day day not r
distant and will be remodeled on some scneme Ike thAt
OF Road and then IL Will probably need sucn
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