New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
SENATOR VOORHEES, VISITS ALBANY.
nrcoMIyG ACQUAINTED WITH THE fHhSiDHN'
TLrCT-oTHER CALLERS.


,., nun ,vcrt An CORRESPONDENT TRIBuSEl
Albany. Now pa tall man with Droad
shoulders aud big yellow beard came ashore from 'n
steamer Saratoga. that had Just arrived from Newioik
this morning Hardly expected TO reach here, nc s"
10 gentleman to whom he had been introduced new.
saw So severe storm. The pilots told us That there ha
been such gale the river In many years we NV
10 anchor but couldn't" Fellowrasssngers eHp''ho'
that the large gentleman United States senator,
Daniel w. voorhees,, famarly known In his state 0,
Ip1i.no A. "the Tail Sycamore OF the wabash. anu
that being only accustomed to navigation on tne P'o"
wabash he had been naturally alarmed py 'hc s''oo"
sauts of the Hudson on the boat
Mr. VOORHEES, accompanied ny argc' hor'u-'"o''
man y J. Bright Of Indiana, formerly sergeantat-Arm'
=, ,ho Irr,ed states Senate. All expressed them
so,vc. os surprised and somewhat disgnS'eu
with dl.patches from New-fork, suspec'e"
On havc been inspired by Mr.. Hendricks that they n""
come here for the purpose Of pushing Joseph A'oo
NJ indiana, for Attorney yGcneraL II came hore '"
Mr. voorhces for the purpose merely OF paying my rc
oo,a =, Governor Cleveland. have never met hi"i'
1 ,,ur,ilv desire 10 become acquainted with Demo
cratic tprnsidcnt-clcct." Mr.. voorhees,, aftcr ''o
n citation of the night did not make h'S.o :"
NO. Govcrnor Democratic politicians OF this Guy
WIN attended the Democratic Natiohh 'on'on"o
s,Id tho, they dd not wonder that Mr. Noor-
hccs was n 10 hurry 10 call upon 'icVeh"" :"
about the last In Chicago wa. nat VI the
%ithdrnwing Mcdonald and trying to " stainieu,g
convention for Hendricks when ClcNcHih"S "'"'
seemed imminent -. A.. r,oioro, House tIll
uonn when he went to the New Capitol IN company VIII
hi. compauons He wa. introduced 10 '"N r lno cr
land by Mr. Bright and chatted WIN lhe i ha
80 len uniuutes The conversation was htu III VI.
1artc yccutiV, Chamber I'm the presence OF scpIco
.hor yisitnrs and those present said tht IL Was az
ILL.,, nno,,, ,Iat the talk was social ana no,
ir, rnfcnl toucs Mr.. VOORHEES, became acluli.,,o H.,
Win the GnvcrOrand that was All, hr ,n3 ,ha
he desired 10 do at the present time lhy aisuS nv -,
he win refrain from taking any part III tne he
Iniioun nnitcians for Government Iosllor un''l
s ali Lc.n reelected "A Senator. Mr VOORHEES, ~
IL ~ .,arous ,a1ed upon the glores of the Capltoi
aud mon returned To New York by an AFTERNOON
Goueral william II. Parsons, chairman VI 'n1 ,,s
Committee of the rrcnhack party ~ MARY 'su 1
rJ tr t!oycruor Mr. Parsons was the man Wlo ~ ~ ,,s
General Butler Of running for President III nj
,rst and heiug under the orders of the Ecpupl'an
XX,i,oi 1nminittee General Butier. II will be rcn,m
horcl denied this charge Mr. Parsons WIS icooi'O" wan
| much cofdality by the Goycrnor . - ,..o1 boro
| Cou,ertssiiali II. 4. Herbert, ol Albumin,
80, S'i,,t.ny uirht and n said. was at the LHccnA9
| Nousinn being entertained by brNefnor iii,
,hnneh"ui sunday Mr. Herbert. II Is sispect,u VIII WIZ
tno'iS T '' ,"e.,p bflngs to the Governor an out
| inn str,rh nf what the SOLID South NJ u.
| s,,.s ma South will take every o'h'e
In The Southern states the post Offices thr coii'cVl E
th Internal revenue positions, and also hAny W. Wv
N,,tb There are not enough Olccs ln tnc 7ou ." ~ ~
t,nJ /, ls The ulan ~ the Southern leaders 10
,a, f thrir Ioowrrs office IN northern Stntt- ma
a.. t.ovilv peruhlirnn n will he argued ihht lh're
90 NOE; f tho democrats In such Stic rs hanSis VIII
its uo nnn peuuiiliran majority. tO have once Nurh
| ularrs had better br given tn lhnWih!s ii"nl Ih,
| snuth ,ii nso vne against the granting Of my niuie
unrsions lo nun soldiers, under te pitti,,e w W.,
I,tl titnps rtuuirp economical tAlthutuito vi wv
| gutpfufupiis ltt tnutS