The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-13
GOV. HENDRlCKSS VIEWS.


ME Retarn n Deed Health ftsm Earsps-A
Bspses CWrpessea-Ns DtDsasssa % h.
a,ass-Nsshiss Ascot Candidates.
Ex.Gov. Thomas A. Hendricks Of Indiana
returned By the Vera yesterday from four
months trip 10 Europe. In spsakinG Of bis
journey last evening he said that It was mis-
take to suppose that he had boon travelling for
his health. Ho wss In excellent health when
he went away. and returned feeling remarkably
well. statement hat was fully corroboratcd
By hiS appearance.
You may call II trip for recreation II you
please" no said. but did not need or partic-
ulariy desire rest. Invent because II suited my
taste to do 20. We have had very pleasant
four months. spending most Of the time In
italy. q Rome. Venice. Naples. and Genoa.
masking brief visit In Paris and short one In
London"
Mr.. Hendricks was accompanied By Mrs.
Hendricks. Judge Rand OF Indianapolis. and
nephew Of Mrs. Hendricks. Mr.. Morgan. When
tie subject Of politics va. INTRODUCED. Mr.:
sSou. p sHM nab ba1ass
iSssS S,I as As s.os e
crpo ssi i M at. hSwsSss s%s s s:
6ssa made il MssSJngs ton that wross . some
one that. with the Indiana Democracy divided
n ass .0 fssa.S. TOSS IA a% ss e
ssa;S the sane .99srnsan mont ns1
With me. Which. n iscs. did not aos AXE AXE
place. 10 correct the whole matter. win say
Ssas ssa aus SRs vS Wien
left home the Democracy Of 1ndinKH was not
dydsS and net since heasd q any fac
"a reference 70 the tariff: M. Hendricks said
sssssiaIiy Il one Vas not posted down 70 date.
nc AT s ss to al e Gn hs
majority 9S q the House, q Repressntssves
ass may xs pnsss sss ,ss
more than an honsss sdmiplstration q ,pab!ic
oSisatiea The Rs@osra.io ssrsy ss dis Is
charged u. when clothed with sufficient power,
i bSs ne. Sna Ssls od IL psa
bssSnea ~ Congress-. RSvsnae and Sdmplssrs.
possSS s House ~
partisan body with the minority adverse. and
sr
and the election OF President In accord with
Revenue reform is work Of great difficulty
end delicacy, and surely 1t will be possible and
Practicable when undertaken By. all the re.
sponsible departments acting In harmony. A
recomme ndation from an Executive would have
great weight as representing all sections. ThaD
present House Of Representatives. although the
majority In large may not be able to harmonic
and ngree upon measure OF revenue reform
that. can pass the whole ordeal of legislation
and become law: yet have entire CONFIDENCE
result In Legislation just to the great intsrests
~ ts tnS otSr ar aeeve a .hS % o.
den OF tho taxpayers. Or course. It 10 plain
the revenue should be reduced. and that
In the reduction the greatest care should be
taken that burdens are not placed upon some.
and special advantages given TO others To
do both requires the exercise Of the highest
Judgment 1t H. unfortunate that tho House
has not agreed; regret It: hore 1t may come
hsTs no doubt sSat Sas may VIII
charnctertze tho proceedings Of the National
Convention because It will DO the duty Of that
Convention. that success may follow. not with
the advancement Of any particular individual.
hut that needed and pressing reforms may not
only be possible but certain.
These suggestions nrB mad0 without refec-
tion. becanss came into your city At the close
q our voyage. and an not willing to say to you
able candidates 1t is impossible for me to say
anything, while it Is possible II I did might
a nomination"
Mr.. Hendricks will remain in this city. Mt the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. until Tuesday. when no
will go to his home.