New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
WALKS AND TALKS ABOUT THE CITY
WHAT PEOPLE ARE THINKING AND TAbA'N"
ABOUT.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE THINKING AND TAbN'N"
ABOUT.
On mn enst aldo street car yesterday lHip-
uss reporter fell In with an Intelligent nccn".o 49,
20 his days work. After expressing resro' INV
Blaine hnd been defeated he said hao ooaoo 'o'
to Mr. Dlainc's election, expecting t""' Wv ,ho
problcms affecting tho working pcoplo wou'o nav" Va
benefit OF his we'll trained and Experienced m". "".
deep comprehension. rho working people, w "' w.
improvcncpt OF condition In ooncornod' IN 'n'' 's
have boon Mt ssandstil TOR ton years IN '"' s''
or three years thoy have boon re,rosrad'ns' .""
dissatisfied. and partly through TIL" ON.
Blaine has boon defeated You can scarcely pa"' ',.a
laborins mon who aided IN hs defeat whom you e"u' W
look OF their condition. tho standpoint from wnea NV
argue, aud tho general labor situation "h"' D''"s
cratic administration viii do for us, or wo DO "o'' w W
for ourselves 10 yet TO DO settled, Co-opcrauVo p
ton andoooperativo distribution may relieve Somow"'
tho effects OF reduced and deoreasips waaes nu'o Wv
operation IA little understood appreciated discussed
In this country There 10 sort OF general ieehs INN
It has always been failure. Cooperative produe'o
and cooperative distribution have botn proVou 'an
when attempted separately. But when combined 10 ~
France, they have proven highly successiu oer~sA.
has recently taken steps to provide Tor ner "o'As
people by levyine special tax upon manufacturer
is accumulated into an insurance FUND mon"o.
these things merely % indicators. Tho Ola wor'a
rulers have such things necessary to retain no
neads and crowns. The Republic will IND tncm nocos
ssry to retain her equilibrium. The aborng people AZ
present by means contented fuil-stomscneo VI
reasonably happy and prosperous"
Tho mechanics views mentioned m hour ia'er
to statesman Of National reputation who was reclns
in deep easy chair In nve-dollar-a-day apartment VI
the Hoffman House. He laughed uneasly, and snld:
Every man wants bis mule and melon patch' Us 'no
oolored In 1895. There must be recosniroh
the prevalent unrest Cincinnati and PttspurR are ho'
results but symptoms Of disease. But the remedy hardy
direCf
Interference. Legislation must continue TO DO nauo
on the basis Of the greatest good for the greatest NUMBER
consideration being given to the country as wnoe,
rather than to any class or section The declar"o VI
the countrys tendency toward free trade which Is
tanned in Democratic victory is an indication that so
other than protective tariff must be used 10 Keep
the working people of this country prosperous There
must be protection somewhere either from rliinousy
low-priced goods or rinousy low-piced labor II we
remove the wall against cheap goods We must Iu' Wy
a bar against cheap labor. That has already pcen
begun IN the legislation against the Chinese. WIZ 'no
Iaboring people, who largely OF foreign pirl vi
extraction submit logical sequence of their decision
a,in.t protectSs tariff and permit the restriction OF
emigration to DO enlarged to take IN Irsh Germans
French Italians and Swedish We have bounle's actes
n the West We are wont to noast ut We nav o"rs
uonablc about the bouhdlesaness OF our mnoovupov
WIN aborls people who by ne no, rs"y TO
hold the balance OF political power IN ,ns or 81
hermit legislation IN tDls VI ="
hunting for chimerica remedies until We are over r
whelmed with the outnowlng tide of humanity Hol'
Al the Astor House last evening the reporter met j.
Browne, OF spokane Falls. Washington Ierri n,
ot the Leading oH, Quite OF ypss Sda ' and
Tompkns have all yielded to It's superohy oa and
has not been rebuilt Tompklns Is the nearest point on
the Northern Pacific Railway Mr. Browne says OF me
present time is or 100000. 1t will reach half
million by the close of the year by another seh hoS
es wl col Most Of the people Who went
on the boom have now gone away ana those lei, are
Iractca hsrdworking miners The ned u 50 Ihr nou-
eraely and reasonably profitable for steady workihs'
without any bonanza greatness. natal. . c,,,,o, rohr I
Safely and friend have Gu grants from .ne Ms1
Island Of Cedras and they have gamt Of the phos
ao". from zacasaa to the Uniied states line
south. coast OF southern California to Cape
ut Gua,mas in sonora. which should make the grant
valuable Boss" shepard of District OF Columbia iam
= saa 10 pe si te oye he mountains from
Gossip among politicians says the pomc" oram Of o
the Democratic National Committee, ana y ~ , i,
of the Republican National COMMITTEE 'ro "e"'" W
coming down broadway with Thomas Donniscn o'
n",sSp1 Of nc General c Worth and pointing to the
inscription. sad There's curious n OF hs'oy WI"
ma, sSspS ws,. met III the ~ granite
WIN erected the monument lie haa contra, o nU"
r"fnanao Wood was Mayor. ard he wanted bia name
aud Office inscribed tho monument tsht unuor w"I,
name The monument maker refused !" ronmt nucn
sacrilegc When thc bill was presented Wood inus"
10 audit IL aud prevented its payment unit, suit Ma
brought agnnAt the city nnd pay meat onlhpou" '""'
WINS Woods inat chance for monumental inihr' ,.,
Colonel rophnm, of virginia, VINO u uol"uk"
State south u Mason aud psons line would oest
Republican electoral vote, know Nhhl You ~" hpon
10 say" he added, that We people down lhrr lh"ntn
we could effect the change, ana 40 wrote ana Iopeiru
10 you people here In tho North Well sir. VIZ we're
honest In our belief. But ought to have known
better 40 ought you people AZ the Nortn. You MI
know beter i'm 1855" Colonel Popham added also tls
Int OF Chicago Convention history; George uorhhm,
may deny much he likes, hut there IL 700 nuvh
proof Of his course there for him 10 ovade the truth
Wby he WAS strenuous In his endeavOrs 10 get the
Malone delegation admitted. on the ground that ne
could influence fully one hall OF them 10 vote ioi MI
blaine He told Mr.. Elkins that. ana was askeu
about it, and replied that II was not So Wheh the
Malone delegation was admitted, 1t was shown that
Gorham's talk was mere wind . ..,s.
Colonel c. W. Wooley, OF CINCINNATI Is ny tne , ~,
lanes Smith ~ Weed. OF Plattsburg, Is at the Fifth
Avenue These gentlemen knew Inich about the inner
campaign OF 1875. They gave some 'hsa
tionai hints last summer about knowledge they pos
of Mr. Conklings Intention to support Mt Tien
nv speech in the The politicians wondering
If they will resume the subject at the present tinc
Treasurer j. ID. Weeks. Of the Kepubilcan Nhtlohh |
Committee says that Mr.. Blaine Is the only man on
whom the Republican party Will be ahle 10 unite ~
candidate for President in 1888 ~
Dr. \ T. Hubbard OF Ninth-st. one OF the Oldest prnc
tiiioncrs In the city. says about cholera: III Is hto
gether probable shall have touch OF next summer
cleaner than have known 1t. The scare over
cholera will Induce greater cleanliness during the win
ter which Is the period when 1t Is most difficult to care
refuse and in the spring everybody Will be alive
TO clear away the garbage