The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19
rILoES ASo 4 .SpetlK,
What a Mutual Friend says of rheir Future
F-laus
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81 eefaI Disr a'ch 20 The Times-stsr.l
NRw YOnK, Sept w hiie Polit Cal circles
ell over the co lLtTy are deba1ug tns pJsi-
bihties for 1854 aLd while the Dsmosraey
here SD else whore are nerVing themselves
eUlidly AID unlttdiy for success this wear
with a sptca view 10 the coming Presii ea-
tlal con les, ce0ain events have been q1ielly
shaping hem riVes under TIE surface Fbich
may 20 Ia toward determining the future
policy of one or bath Il tire great political
PARTIES with respect g N4tio1al csndiia-ss
Hon. Thomas 4. Hendricks. chile IN ths
city las eek paid 3 visit N Gr4ystoue. The
fsct Kept profound secrst for obvious rses-
Teyso1S. In q sit itsrt, - Gar as external ~
idef c. went there S-s - hing extf.Jriina-y;
but the ime, he surrounding p5liticIi CIR
cums.g ces. ard the imm date destiuasiDn
and purpose 81 NJ Hendricks Ehsn he left
were ell ca culst'd - lend % the event "a air
OF diplCmst'c mystery, anu yesterday pr1n'
inert politician IN this city, With ShOm Gov
eTncr Hendricks cOuversed before his epar,-
Urs, talked very freely about ths G reystnDe
reunion between the Two great Dem Jcratlc
statesmen VII. repre- ented the parry in the
memorable COL tsst Of 1916 The gentiemal
ga d. 'Nr Hendricks visited New York in
connection with the affairs Of the First NJ
ti1csi Bark Of Indianapolis, and NJ
Tilden wns apr sed of the fact. I'm
next day, list Friday, Mr.. Hen
bricks We. 20 GREY s-one, where he spent the
4
Mr.. TIlden wss very cordial one. 1t was
eOI ~ cdpu- by the a.sence of both Mr. Dana
ard Mr.. Wstterson, hut there was q third
psTty. Snd OccaSiOualls fourth at the cllfer-
cree during thegreafer part o. the time, whose
names shsll rest in the shade for the prese1t.
To ay that the meeting hHd no political
ienincsncs wOuldlOe.pure affectation, b 1t IT,
true bat here Wa none apparent, aud Mr..
Her bricks left GcsgstOae o. Saturday morn
ing SbO re nTLed 70 indianapolis, whence be
wss Ia set cuT in day or two fOr Iowa 10
make number Of SPEECHES there. The un-
derstan6li < Sss 81 fret that he was t. lead of
IL the cam peign OTa'Ory BAT owing to change
in the programme, Mr. Med maid took pre-
ee6el CO or the stump Ia his opening speech
bT Hendricks will define his position On tue
tariff question, sbo ing hat while great III I'd
ihcstlCns are required in the tariff laws, the
country is not Yet pref aFed 70 compete on a
nee trade platform With u Igland aud other
nations Of Europe. He sill advocate a strOng
plank declaring ilTecOU ciissble war against
mOnOpoliss. aud pledglug The party 70 make
vigorous stand sgainst voting any more of
tie public lands IA railroad corp JratiOns, a nd
also = strs nuO1s CffBt 10 restore 70 the pen
pie portion OF the lands that hsVe zen Civ
en- aSaS fut the main pOiat 70 be gathered
from the circumstances is that the issue be
desires 10 lay before the people is that OF vim
dieting The Democracy aud Iedeeming the
great fraud whereby the Presidency vas stolen
seven yesTs ago"
''In your opinion then this means the reha-
bilitation OF he old ticket2"
THAT is precisely what believe 1t IL we'll
known that Tildsn aud Hendricks ARE in
stToDg mutual s. mpsthy, and il ia perfectly
natural that they should have met and con-
suited on a plaa Of operations Mr.. Hen
bricks said TO me that we're il necessary to
the viDdicatioa of the party from that wrong
he would CO sent t. be a candidate for any
thing even alderman, a. the call of the pe0-
pc. Personally he has DO ambition to be
Vice President, but if the Dem lcratic party
sh0u q decide 10 take up this living and ar
gent isfue, his tine, services and abilities
were at his cogntry's disposal. and unques-
tiCnsbly, neither Tilden nor Hendricks will
ever sgaiD emerge into active public life
unlCss the Democracy demands it."