New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13


building in Chamborsst wants to be taken into the Office
and warmed.
our mutual friend William Trayera. told M CHICAGO
that his native Maryland has not stuck by Bayari te
piled: "N-w-vc- that Ia & good state to &C come
from.
Tho wife ~ Alfred Covcs Publisher 81 ne Chicago
Irb"n' who hauntlec ~ chiffon Springs IN this state
and slator Of Mn Edward Cowc, OF cleveland. OHIO. Ia
lying dangerously NJ ut Atlantic cay,
n" basement Moor ~ oar Produce Exchange Is re-
mhrhthc Tor rs wide clean corridor, aud plain elegant
Office no much the lighter Tor not being painted. cur
tAln7 d" windows the collectors of dirt aud tho
Htirycrr Of light
John Kelly la, had more said about him In ten years
tnnn Socrates In hundreds aud socrate, was meancr-
looking man than Kelly too, and had worse habits The
cdrtooners would have sockrd IT. to his vase. Pat
Walsh one OF the strongest men in Georgia aud editor Of
one Of t- three weoupported papers, told me that Kelly
was both refined and q accomplished man, and said
the people had totally false idea OF him.
! saw Mon,guor Capcl-whch name the young ladie
In society delight pronounce II brings ont all their
French practice word-la-t week taking dinner
with one OF our Irish Capel seemed to be an
irl'hman too. crossed between Oliver Goldsmith AMI
vi. Tennysou's Father Hoyt." Ills head was well
down upon his the eyes seemed to have an
easy run 10 mp under his eyebrows TO confessional,
but they worldly and plausible eyes 70 quit this
planet tor minute he sat studying the apostolic
body a. it made a candidate for the November Limbo.
Hubbard OF Texas. taking the chair At Chicago after
Democratic fast OF twenty-iour years provoked re-
nde of Mother Hubbard Of that who went for the
bone bu the cupboard bare and the poor dog had
none This descendant OF the little Ike the
old Howell Cobb and Her-chc Johnson school, having
small head and huge pauuch and seeming To be made
up with bag his waistcOat Ike the lean actors
Who portray Falsiag
John r. Fellows. who spoke for New York state and
city Chicago a speaker OF force and clevcrness and
reas0ner Of skill. and he is somewhat cOury, also,
seldom using the personal argument But his oratorcll
services have been very miscellaneous and were used FOR
the Confederate Government and for Mr.. Tweed spon
tar~ously for Cleveland and virtue You pays your
money and lie has no choice.
Mcthought while strauing my orb7 TO take it all in,
that John Kelly was good Likeness OF Wacko-d squeers
and John Fellows seemed 10 be the treacle and brim
stone bottle
It was painful at Chicago to the .hortness Of the
"holeriug power" Of Tammany Hall in hall to which its
own was hardly Saratoga trunk. some forty nifty
old professional undertook to yell Grady
through they sounded like newsboy- trying to sell
papers the Atlantic Ocean Grady had the i'm
pres,ive style. hut the mere d-hpan of a voice
Bourkc Cochran Kelly aud Fellows all represented the
English language AS she Is spoke in New-York at
Chicago Having pariotcly listened 10 them all my
fellO N-czcns | in old saying that the best
British English Is spoken In Dublin.
said to a hotcl-kecper at Chicago: The time is
coming when these National Conventions will be held
Ike camp meetngs in cities but in groves, and they
will neither bc expensive 80 hurried. Here
are the headquarters crowded into little rooms AT
charge " 500 500 day The delegates sleep cots
three a rOo FOR their followers and friends
they pay - day and get nothing TO eat but 20 saunter
ing around trying 10 find restaurant open. It will
not cost for convention the camp-mee'ing plan
ANYTHING like that. The deliberations would be mex
pen,vc and therefore prolonged; for indeed the dele
gate, 20 home from many OF these conventions dissa5-
fed having been called on the proceedings. per
manen camp to accommodate both parties could De put
M coutguou, large city where there are sup
plies"
Al Greensbursh, Pennsylvania, I stopped over my
way to Chicago. and told that senator Edgar
Cowan. one Of the Republicans who opposed Andrew
John-ou- conviction under the Impeachment articles
was still alive in that town. He is almost blind and can
not attend his law practice unless the authortie evil
dcncc etc are read 70 him. He is considered to he
con.ceutios upright by people Of both parties but
from his nHgny. and the unpopulirty OF his support OF
johnson. lac las relapsed into comparative obscurity.
aJohn Covode the terrier James buchanan "a rcmen
bcrcd I'm We,tmorclanl County. Pennsy vaGa, for the
numerous anecdotes connecting him with that old but
umid master OF Pennsylvania politics met an aged
doctor IN Cumberland Couuty-wnlch If called Mother
Cumberland by all the other counties Of SouthVe
Pcnu.yl yauia because from U they proceeded and he
said: knew Mr. Buchanan and respected his acquire
,,c,,ts gaueroI character.
much inferior to Simon Cameron He Laced moral
courage That the explanation OF all his troubles He
constantly trying to reward his and therefore
punish friends because he had not enough Tor both
Mr. Cameron with less education and training than
lr buchanan The opposite course, OF reVardng his
friend. and Furnishing li- enemies. and consequently
Mr. buchanan dlel without that positive support which
i -o great comfort after career, while Cameron IN his
retirement /. visited by his friends With all the warmth
Of the time when he could do them a service
At Little" Washington, Pennsylvania. was sitting
before Mr. MuducA's Law Office taking 20 various old
resident, about Mr. Blaine, when 1 heard = man say,
Well Looging mp 1 Colonel james Casey who
married Mrs General Giant, sister He expressed sur
prise at seeing me far from home and told Inc that his
wife had some connections or relatives III Lhat town IN
business All" SAID or the neishbor-, 80 Won don
know what "a business man Casey Is. lie II clefAlhe Dc
over here in Smiths store and II Won % IN there it as
Wu'u a. youcdu 40 u" caC'li ~ '''" '"'' ''''
sure 20 sell you broom, an axe set "l harness 'f
soluctIiur" Casey who - a large kcnucktu OF KIND
and hospitable nature took me of q his pleasant home
at the foot of one OF the big hills there ana "uhd ms
wife who is a blon.c darker than Mrs. Grant. among
her pretty and viyacous children just "a happy ana
comfortable a. when her husband wdr Collector or New
Orleans and the chief merchant in army supplies on the
Mississippi River She said she had not be'h Wen ior
some years and the air that high region had been hrr
cure while the college gave opening FOR education Q"
her children more rongena than they could have had in
New-York Mrs. Casey in showing me the photographs
" the different members Of her family turned al ono
place and said =" Here is thingyou would no expect 70
in this little town" II was one OF the ioyaI camp
plates of Macmillan Of china with glt I'i "' III ''