The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-12

ths u our WtGclng night wheroat the
IRREyKRKsT BOYS IN THE GALLERY
thouis d "Ahp and bsldbeaded obi sctors :.
The orchestra sj-culsted "0hT" while, IS II t
smpl stize in every possible way the lut:
cItufrets Of the situations, g gentleman !,
ibe orchestra broke in with doleful solo OF
tie vIoloLoello 60 thoroughly suggestive
khlenish performances upon metropolitan
fences in tie back yard that the risibihsis
OF every man, ", man and child In the audi
Ell &c were brought TO their extre nest ten
Ion, fnding relief ct las. il one tramsndcu'
and non-interruptshle gufaw.
Well, ss was saying, some of Us s,t
COR PEELED TO remain in town at night {,
work in his extremely unpleasant westher
while others are favored in hieing then,
to their fsvoIite beach. Part OF tle tius
do ere thing snd part of the tina d.
another. Lest ght went to Long Bsssr
where i am spending some little time. Il
is en- illu.trs;ion of What tie Almighty ca
90 WHEN he Tries. The beach is fv
miles long, hefd Is flor and smooth e.
velvet. The bathing there is the best. Do
i enjoy itf Hear me. When l reach Lous
Beach j am Ike wil.ed rag. Flftesn min
utes thereafter, clad ia not VI
becoming flsDnel bathing slit, plunge iatc
the roaring pillows, aud before have bssL
Eve ninuies IL Inst saline en- brace iee.
liks oIfeIGlt man. By tie time have
betD knocssG down for dozen times BIZ IL
xptcted w&ves. by tie time | have tsker
Is CI 20 issders, bs the time the swim MIN
matter bsS tsio, 81 reslly wish thss gentle
MAD with bald besd wouldn't 90 o1t sc
fsr, tesl like two oiferent men, aud. latsi
Ia The oyeLirr, cad in cooler apparel nske
such hsvoc with ;hs tempting disaes free.
from the cuisine Of nine hcsi-whosa a
Qu6iItsnce, by lie .sy, advise all WELT
DO Il. stOplxns to make. snd the qui :ks- th.
better, especially ss be has this ek vi0ls,.
cd ell csDons Of hotel government by re:uL-
irg the rate in 200 Of Els incest rooms f.oT
SO q day TO $2l week. There, as or ether
occasions, j met Colonel Ingersoll. whom.
ycu wi | doubtless remember, made IT,
White plume speech in 1876, nominating
james q. Blaine as tie Republican standarC
bearer during the ensuing campaign. Hal.
q cautious fellow, rarely speaking until 4.
hss made up his mind what Is bsst 70 say
ard then have 81 ways found him to Do on,
OF the mcst communicative and most srgc
mentstiye individuals 1 ever mat. It is pas
fectly clear TO my mind that Colonel Inge
coll believes in TIE strength, popular an
political Of Mr. Il eine; and it u equal
clesr that whilo &c would no. commit him
self TO ssy 60, he regards the Blaine s3ql;e
ceDce in the uy!erkncesof Whiteisw Reid al
other iriends who insist lhss Mr.. Blain.
not only will net, but ought uJt to be
car dicsie, IS ham bug, and that be IL in real
iiy straining every nerve, utilizing ever,
force ~ prevent the nomination Of Pres.dap
Arthur. While he sccur tho nomination
james G. B!tiue. Tho st-ong men her.
have been Grn AFthuI's frioRds for MAD,
ytSrs, aid, ia certain Esnsa his subordi
mites for the last IL or 10 yea-s. Neishe.
Mr. Reid Tor tie Tribune iA held VIII
them Apy great amount Of inGuence, hnd i
WA not Until the last campaign that
THE POURED INTO IT'S COPPERs
any cArDpa'g On shekels or looked to it fol
sturdy bloss, offensive or defensive.
Sheridan Shook, tho p.Cprie.or OF Oh
Union Square TT essre, a large brewer, ow..
CT OF the hotel corner OF Foarssenth etres
and Brosdwsy, q! one time collector Of ID.
32d district Of The internal revenue depart
nent. sturdy. tqaarn dealing, insoiligen;
Republican, Is regarded here So one c.
Blsine's wsrnest and most potential friends
fDd HIM one Of the shrewdest Politician.
we have, 20 far 6, other people arc c1ncernec
He never has succeeded IN DONG much foi
himfelf politically, aid he has rarely failec
in carrying point for friend. In 1876
When The name OF Hayes Of OHIO hsd nevci
been hesrd by more than one in shy th0us
ard people 10 be met On Broadway, Nj
Shook said 30 me that in his Judgment Gov
HByes of Ohio would be the nominee Of sbf
Republican convention, and so I wrote il,
snd it WIS so published in one Of the grestesi
newspapers known 20 TIE world OF journal
ism. IL 1850 NJ. Snoos, who wss Inos
an1ious, "a be- had bsan Ia 1875, TO secur.
the nomin alton foE Dir. Blsioo, said to ma IL
tie car, IS v 9 were going into Chicago, tins
neither Grant nor Blsine ror Conkling, no,
any ere e the names then cur
rentlv mentioned IN connection vitt
that nomination, would receive tie
vote Ct the convention. do not bsiieT,
TIA: lie lad any inkling Of what wa
going 10 ksppen to Garfield, because, in spite
OF ell the gossip and so-callc1 revelations.
have resson 70 think Garheld's nomination
wss boin CT sn impulse started after the cor
ven:icn was opened. / cbslced 20 be sitting
with Gel Ingers0ll st one OF the corresPon
deLt's tables on tho Chicago plst'orIn wheI
ConEling, G. tho head OF the New York dele
gstion came in enc day, receiving ths Gus
tolDsry ralvo Of spplause which greeted hin
whenever re appeared. II yas AZ thu time
thst either CoDklirg or come one bsfore-i
nhfo ICrBCtieO now lnt ysScRc Oos1il
cffered resolution binding tho delegation
as unit 10 support tie platform Of tie cen
ven;icD. IngsTsoll wrots On s pioce OF ps
per. which he addressed 70 delegate froa
Mortans BY the nsme Of Smith, am tola-
ably certain he Was from Montana, e. al
evel Il ore Of the western fslows-"Q lieslJ
euseezt tbst it is rather diGical. Tor dele
gale to bind himself to .ha support of pls,
form which lie lot only hss not sesn, D.
which it not yet written" Mr.. Smith hsoc
cd that TO Garfield, and Garfield nais tht
Lit CT tie convention Ia @ abort speech eu-
tOcyirg that ides, and ever after that, vhs..
re appeared either siugly or at the had c
tie Ohio delegation at she doors o: thu con
veniiop, lie YVES received With similar ap
p.sufe 10 ihE. which gres.ed Mr.. Conklirs
In tie light of subsequent history, We set
thkt Cart lds tpsCch was made oats q
much fox Garfield - il MAS for ) 1er nan,
and 70 n,sp knows bst:er thar Ro'cSs Conk
ling that, sfter the vote o! the Wisc ,nsiE
delegation wss cast, note vss written f.
Gen. Garfield and eent 90 hin, passed hare
to hand by the dclegstcs from :be row IL
which CoIkiing sat a! The head Of the Nee
York delegation back 10 tho row on Whiol
n l., - ~ IL