New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
+ TALK u1rH cH1iRrAy JONES.
PLAIN woEDs ABOUT THE President AID HIS
CABINET

b. +. Jones. Of PittsbuTg, chairman OF the
Rcpubican National Committee is ~ the windsor Hotel
where a TRIBUNE reporter lad an iutere- th-
talk with him Tie first topic discussed Was ue Sew
York sonitor-lip. Mr.. Jones sa.I: " Hr LFaii- i
man who's. selection would s.ra l-tuel Oh. part greatly
tlrou-hout the entire country. His uncomptoulsns
protective views. which he voIld Doe able to EN-
force by the strongest ar-Iucut-. would DO That u
nothing else was t0 be said Mr. Morton Was % -tancA
friend of the Republican cause in the Late canvass and
see ny DIS cab,c-ulu from Paris, announces Ills earnest
belief ln protective tarL He wouid make 1n almr-
Die representative in the Senate FOR the Empire state
but II course has not the great ability an orator TO
present the tariff question c Lr4rts could do Con-
gresham r cock is another able objective ttrlt man,
or,th.,. record iu the House his friends may wi DE
proud Iti. le State a sht not go ami-s n Ac cle,-
tion OF any one o. these three
There has been much talk about President Ar'hur's
position fla the recent canvass What were the real
facts 9"
"1tIsa delicate subject for mc 70 touch upou, o. 1have
warm feelings in the matter. II i my opinion that lt
President Arthur hal supported Mr. Blaine a' cordially
o- Nr rillnc would have supported Mr Arthur ii the
latter had been tie choice OF the National Convection
Mr.. Blaine womb uow he the rre-i leut-eiect-A' Ae
! lrsbt O., b. for tie good OF tho country
.utasn.cn a..ertc that NJ Ai.hur li no' give any
SUPPORT 20 SIR Blaine. cau-cl'
lo not believe Thar either Nr Arthur or Dds CaN-
| r,t tt,n p1.-b'y oue o~two exceptions. site tht
it' tr,-t to thc .a.t tlt vi. fo Aa.e bceu expect
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Mr. AgtAurs frcc-tr.de notions, as Indicated uy hs
neuf Of Mr. MrCuoch 10 the secretary y.h.p ~
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woll-knOwn froetrade Nle"H""Nd I'"''I I'' '' "
senator from New injury 10 the country at large
49,. ,i r,,,utr. stat, .,lf and sould be bad for
as We'll ~ 'I' LH'Pi' '''' ~ go '' 80.
the Republican party II ahy t"- wi" ucm"n''i"''"' ''
., t. ,ton and tno c1uvo-a pri1r thereto ~
'i'' ' a.. -. 20 ,tt. country are
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In favor of protection 10 their industries IL would pr
advocates tariff for revenue only elected 10 the senate
from this any other state 40 the present Juhctnc
There sa st'ry tom ny ho''"' 'o"N'i's -
that hc offered his services 10 the Ndu"hh commune
and that they were not accepted 49, .,
That j. wholly untrue VT ,onAllnE - ,,,r.,fiv
never offered 10 the lsepu'i'" v'u>s el.sDr r sct
or indirectly lie never Z Zya.ie. A. ' o. ~. Lun,y
any mess'g, th.re ~ o., ob" NJ ronkIings friend a
frequent visitor al hea' .lr'eis NJ ,,ri,,rn was
" Ia the cary 'tagc' %. i ' ia m H., ,,if,ee rooms
for everal weeks almost n'.!y IN tIie N ni
lie proies-ed - t3ke grsnt ,eTes, ~ ~ ~ Hg mdy To- Mr
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