New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
ALBANY.
STATE POLTTICS-A METHODIST SLhoA ioN
NEW TIME-RACE PROBLEMS
,,r,p.pu To THE TRIpUSE.l

.r Nov 3O.-Governor Cleveland's let
,ar 20 .Iohr Kelly still the subject OF discourse ~
e,c,a circles In spite OF Daniel Manning Il. n
,, ~ his intimate friends who have debated 'no
no,,er with him. the Governor VIII not DC ouoscu %
h,s hc-ief that he did exactly right IN the matter
-, a, any rate was exclusively the Governor o""
auc,,on and fell under the eyes Of no one Du us
- sacretary Colonel Daniel s. Lamont peiolo =.
aaohad MFR Kelly's hands. 81 suppose you "oui"ii
write such letter." the Governor remarkeu W
lamont as he passed the manuscript 10 'lo n, )
tatle "No would not" replied MT Lamont. "
the Governor continued, 81 tmnK snah "a ~
real,v means what he says. Why shouldn't nc 90 VIVA.
- him, II don't send the letter just as likely as not
CD will come back and If should speak 10 MI.
VIv about the matter when It was ali over ne wou'u
co. to+ no did not know that my wishes on the sunect
were 80 strong and that if had only spoken to hm' 10
would have been glad TO comply with ticIn'
The Methodist ministers Of the city have been consider
ably disturbed by the report in the newspapers lhat oo
nj their number was soliciting from Republican senator's
elect their support Chaplain OF the senate o' n
ground that the Methodsts had done more for the re
publican party than any other denomination IL "
said too that copies Of his prayers and specimen ser
mons were enclosed with his requests for Votes nus
brother pastors were scandalized and at pastors
ing day or two ago called the offender asll"s' Wv
unwritten code TO disclose himself The rev. o. " v
Iepeh thereupon announced himself TO De inc ca'u'
but denied the prayers anu thO +"'N''N'
Some of his friends declared had kindly Ior"rueu u
the senators-cect copies Of sermon OF his on htneI
His personal letters to members-eec had scrupulOuSy
observed the decorum of the CLOTH
number than usual Of the members OF the Leg
jsature have already engaged houses for the winter
Several Of the finest in the city have been thus leased from
Albany families that spend their winters in the South
Albany waited three days longer than the rest OF the
country for standard time. The Common Council has a
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move many of its resolutions; that official has high re-
gard for Professor Boss OF the Dudley Observatory VINO
was temporarily away from town when the time stand
ard was changed elsewheTe and in order 10 avoid com
promising that Institution in any way Mr. Delehany
waited for the Professors return before securing the
needed municipal legislation.
Professor Charles A. Gardiner, OF Brooklyn lectured
here this evening the Race Problem In the United
states" The Indians, he claimed, are probably ~
numerous when the country ewas dscovered Iney
are increasing numerically to-day, and their dincuos
can be solved only by education and c1tlzenshlp Ins
amalgamation of negroes and whites Was decred any
Chinese immigration considered In lug ethnoogca
relations and restrictive measures concerning Europesn
Enumeration were advocated At the present rate the
arabic public lands will be taken mp within thirty years