New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
Wa1Ks And TALKS ABOUT TIE CITY.

A FEW FACTS ABOUT NOTED WALKERS AND TALK
ERs-PROsPECTS OF DEMOCRA1IC GOVERNMENi'
Walking is an accomplishment few men
acquire 1t is nvigorating and healthfu and to men
confined through the busy hours of the day should oe
al every day asti,nc of the morning OF evening"
James Bennett left Ncw-fork CITY TOT 'he oS'
OF London no notable walker has made SENSATION o'
the great pronenades of NewYork broadway anu fii'h
ave Inject occasionally Monsignor Cape in tiith-ave'
With his sturdy figure aud black broadcoth he looks
more like a Quaker than priest william H. Nahderoi'
salles out on Murray Hill once IN whhe' hosooo
Conklng nay be seen every morning aoo". o"'
coming down Broadway above Twenty-sAth-s'' "
breakfast at the NcwYork Club His hecRtic Is always
euttsring in the wind-gorgcous criHso OF oue WIN
ubi,e dots But these are only consequential walks
Ex-Governor Leland Stanford OF California WHO mas
an office Mills Building. habitnaiy ridos uptown
TO Twenty -thdst., and there businesses hs cav an"
walks ND Flfh-ave to the Windsor IiOte wHerc he mas
apartments Agernon s. Sullivan is good walker
His daily habit walk from his house in Nintl-st
TO his Office III Broad. favorite Sunday occupation
with him is walk on the Palisades above Hob0Acn-a
long walk on the windy hills" Governor-elect AlRcr'
Michigan is great walker. and usually steps Oh Tue
distance from the Fftl-ave to wslst when he Is in
this city. his companion frequently being President D.
F. Joy of tue Michigan Central Railroad
What walking is to the body. talking is to tho mind
invgorang But the best takers are by no means the
best walkers The ready of speech to be ouhd III
the crowds in the hote lobbics-aways talking Ono
of the best hits OF the late campaign was Chauncey NJ
Depews explanation to the liencc Mt the Academy OF
Alu.ic that his inability speak above hoarse whisper
was owing 10 fact that all day long on Mr. Blanes
train through Connecticut he had been like town pump
running constantly at the mouth. Emery A. Storrs Is
constant fountain. lie ia always saying something
pungent aud witty IIe once described as "a
little man awful big mouth" Congressman Bur"
leigh OF New York a OF pleasure to newspaper
men, because he IL always frank and ready of speech
Colonel CIV Woolcy OF Cincinnati made wide rcputa-
ton last for having tongue hung Ia the nlddlc
but since election spent week in this city and was
Ike u clam Mr. having gone back TO Chicago,
there Is no one left to h his position Of general critic.
His parting shot n quotation from shakespeare
about Dr. Hurchard: Many mans tongue shakes ont
. masters undoing." Through the M town hotels 1t
,asy 90 run across airy tongues that syllable mems
nnfnes." In the business haunts downtow II IA tho
same Yet with all the talk Bayard Taylor was right
when he wrote:
we walk amid the currents OF action. left nndono,
The germs OF deeds that witLor before they see tho
Ior every sentence uttered n million more are dumb:
Mems lives chains Di chances, hnd history lheir
sun
II Mr. Rayar becomes Secretary OF state. which now
seems highly probable George Gray seems likely to be
his successor.
Exspeaker Kcifcr predicts that ltto will bo done by
the Democrats III congress this WINTER "t!"hu I"SS"S
the necessary appropriation bills. and nothing toward
shaping "A policy for the new Administration " II
should give guess" says Mr.. Keer "as To any one step
they will In that direction, should say that they
would refuse an appropriation for the Ciyil Service
Coinmisso its appropriation expires next year. ana
the failure make iurtner provisions would practically
annu IT, There was talk about dong this same thhS
last winter but It Was dropped; wl De preset
ment There will he EFFORTS made 10 repohl thc ClNii
Service law. but they will fail"
Congressman Paige, OF Ohio, has II explanation OF
the OF Mr. Baine's defeat lie says; ihe cln'-
licans took Mckinley and We took Cleveland lt IL
good trade for as Why they spent H35,0uO On Mckin-
ley, aud beat They keI blaine aud Logan both
money, but pay oil them big blnn game thht scared
them nightly. expected defeat But was bound 10
make them spend ~ muc.mohey ~ possible me money
drained INTO ohio aud none lett ior New YORK
An appeal made o tho iron men, oticfy men, lac
tory and protected nicrcHis all over tho country
Ia save hiu as Tho special champion oi protection
William D Kelley made such an appeal loi him, hnd M
did rlnnc nnd Logan, Money was ponIrd ont Tor ma,
nLe Nnlnr IL might have born taYod i0r New ioL
aud thus have carried the days
E,-Iioutennnt- Governor John g. Underwood, OF
koutty suggested Jcnoidny that the diplomacy ol tho
Democratic party may be otofl"d ~ the HouihwrHi AH
IL wns orinrfy put forth IN the n,lthWrnl 10 create
rev kia,ch lie thinks Arizona might hr admitted, fr,ns
divided. nnd territory acquired from Mchto. roh
IN minerals and agricultural pnn.ibiieH Tor Two n iirr
more states rnqurrtipnAbly the ~ moctncN Hill LOOK
forward such scheme to retain power There
have already been hints That Ntah WIZ Apply Tor
admission this wlntcr The SENATORS Itepnbi'AlllNin'
however Will prevent all such measures Tor the present
Judge D. Il. Austin. Of Toledo. nu ardent Republican
aud prominent member of INC urnnu Amy oi thr lte
,uhc who has iint been visiting New England posts
w;h Commander korntz said 10 me yesterday: have
never been In Newiok over sunday before tnat ana
not and hear lccchcr. didn't 20 to-day Iy" lost
faith IN him II wasn't his support OF Cleveland or his
opposition Blaine that disturbed me In my oponon OF
linn But his course IN retailing and msicpfcsenung
the conversation of gentleman at whose table he was
| guest shocked INC beyond all comparisons can never
"a We an fail Bespller