New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-02

dents have ever since DONE but did not make speech.
Cromwell first inaugurated at the Of ffty-fvs
and next at the Of and he died on the an
niversary OF his two greatest victories al the age OF ff
nine His splendid government perished after his death
because the people tired OF too much formal moral
W and wanted beer and fun The lesson need not be lost
| on our over formal classes.
Since John q. Thompson has abandoned his pursuit OF
the office OF Sergeant at OF Congress- IL does
harm TO state that In recent visit Mr. Thompson paid
to Mr. Tden in the Gramercy Park mansion IN company
with Judge Mckenny, of Hamilton, Ohio Mr. Tden sad
| "You have understanding with Randall have you
not e. This he repeated and expressed his interest I'm
Randalls election. mention the matter OF which be-
came informed through incidental conversation only
10 show that Mr. Randall has been handicapped and not
helped by Mr.. Tden. Behind Randall many members,
who were far from ultra against the tariff feared that
Tiden boom concealed and that Congress would DO
ndustrousy worked in the formation OF the committees,
etc, ito continue the Tilden regency the country
press and the merely emotional party swing At tho
head of this feeling william r. Morrison OF Illinois,
the true organizer of the Carlisle forces In the Northwest
and who generasslmo for VI. c. Kerr against Ran
dali in the spcakcrshp contest eight years He and
Cox put the foot OF the class for opposing Randall
after the latter became Speakers hence the Cox move
ment to keep NewYork from going TO Randall while the
Northwest goes TO Carlisle Cox probably under
stood his moral agency in the m antipathy
beck by the Irish Fenans the fifteenth century, for
King of England. Morrison. through his cousin, Don
Morrison Of st. LOus had strong influence in the Mis-
souri, delegation which of the three determining
II Carlisle is elected, Morrison will emerge the
Warwick OF this contest and his efforts will be continued
to subugate the Tilden BOOM He fought in the Mexican
and in the Union army and is scion Of old French
Kaskasha.
The Northwest free lumber and free salt, and
that is why Carlisle is so strong in Michigan, Wisconsin,
etc. Syracuse, N. Y, dictates the price # salt From
Warsaw to GeneseO N Y, rock salt is being discovered
Michigan for two elections has behaved strangely; it
Democratic State until the slavery question
up Michigan salt, like Kanawha salt, is often regulated
In production from NewYork. Query: might not tho
Carlisle Democracy conclude et New York 20 and
seek to revoluonze the Northwestern States for 1884
Count Zacharof showed me PATHS boudoir yester-
day morning, one inearly like it, Colonel Mann, the
inventor promoter is also here. understand that he
was Georgian. possibly hotel man, who went 10 Eli
rope and worked mp sleeping system and offered IL
to Mr.. Pullman, who preferred to take his system
thither. Count Zacharof said that sixtythrec CONT
mental railroads have now adopted this system The two
ready completely OF American manufac-
ture the embossed leather work, which resembles
bronze is made in NewYork; the prevailing tint Of the
lining OF amaranh wood from India is a subtle dark
red. rhe exterior of the is dark blue and the
windows arc designs in stained glass. passageway
along the side Of the from end to end aud at
end is space for ladies travelling alone shut OF bya
door across the corridor AT the other end buffet
small smoking and cOmDodes Several staterooms
OF different Sizes connected make, by day. English
compartments with baggage netting, table that turns
into ladder electric bell and berh either four
in number not lengthwise of the each berth
single and Of double width these bcrths become
two seats by day Ventilation is chastened by collecting
the air In funnel and passing It through ice shavings
tn he he dus hon
IL In at the corridor floor out through tie
top BY the Mann system privacy is secured at the
expense OF and yvacity and may add. light. The
parlor already possess contain the corridor
within the saloon, ana the night cars by the enghwise
arrangement OF berths, also contain It. How to walk
through the train and preserve all the width air and
light Is still the prO5em. The Pullman and the Mann
car each accommodate twenty four passengers.