New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
sero,e lie received the unanimous vote In the House
and an but In tho Senate.
Mr.. HEyDRICKSS VISIT TO ALBANY.
,itr HEAD AND TAIL or THE TICKET-EN-sENAIoh
MnONAIDS CHANCES.
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w,su,xcroN. Nov. 25.-Every Indiana man
In w, ia Of the opinion that Mcdonald will be offered
oo, I, tbe Cabinet This belief seems based principally
upon the cooness said to have been shown ny Governor
cleveland toward Mr.. Hendricks, upon the occasion OF
the latters visit to Albany on Saturday senator
Voorhees, who has just returned hom Albany uehes
cmonatically that there exists any difference between
,he President and yIce-Presdcnt-eleet lie says tht
,ho,r meeting was cordial in the extreme and pleasant
I'm every respect All talk to the contrary he declares Is
foolish and idle gossip This may be true put Is ''uo
also that nearly everybody In town who was present
durng that celebrated interview IN Albany came away
with the impression that the reception given the tan ol
the ticket by It's head polite than warm said
one OF them TO critic reporter Today, ~heh aSAci VIVA"
he thought OF Cleveland:
think he T. the sort OF man to put ex-senator PIC
Donald in the Cabinet should Mr.. hehdrichS "''S' MN
not to do so
THAT firstly Governor Cleveland Knows his business;
secondly that lie hasn't very high regatu iVr .uo
gentleman who on the .icket immediately below
him II know anything about human nature, ooeonHa @ n
Cleveland has very large stlh ver!eDrhl c" a11 nv Nv
Is going sit back andrcst upon II ana he has Ior
gotten the Dubuque letter which Mr. Hendricks "iote
vlslsi pid tue .O''la'' %. ~ ' , nn, no said ,n-
edcutally that he had rcceiy ell good ueai OF N.c
about his duties although he didnt know tnat he was IN
,n,s lie is n delicate spoken man. This do know;
tha AS between Messrs Hendricks and VOORHEES, he nhs
hetle
frol the bulk patronage IN Indiana " ls th' th
Albany that the President elect and Nire-ffes"cit-
elect did not have cordial meeting and at wien lnc
latter broacied the subject OF Cabinet naklng ne was
given TO understand that it was too early to talk a9Ou
Cal met matters. From what saw ana nealu y, u,
Albany believe that Mr.. Hcndrchss scheme 10 cut on
his rival, ex-senator Mcdonald will not ony Iall
i.monnInusy hut that 1t will ruin whatever mhlchc
Inc might ha ve had with the new President IT, =,
30 YOU think that the difference between thcm VIII o'
come not0rlonsi go -, ,,, ,t s,,on,c 10.
Mr. Cleveland alone. The Governor shlh III
thc course ot OnycrsatiOn, that eG senator
Mcdonald seemed to he faNOrte III III,
stale and ~ man Of the highest integrity. mtc peleu
the preston To repusvc echo from the VISIT OF ie
Vice Presnet elect and rather en- insinuaton me
newspapers In Indiana coming ont strong Ior NC
Donald aud ordering Mr. Hendricks to keep ms hands
on n f. my impression that Mr.. lendrlcks VIII thhr
enc irom his visit Albany and that he VIII make ITO
further attempts TO interfere.
MIR HENDRICKS GOES WEST
Mr.. Hendricks remained in Newark Tuesday
nirht Yesterday morning Mrs Hendricks ANA her
daughter accompanied by Major anistcr the secretary
of Mr. Hendricks took the train for the west ana were
ioinod m Newark by Mr. Hendricks The NiccPre'deh
coct will remain at home for long rest tits ARRANGED
that he will ~ ~ Washington early I'm February ~ 'hr
guest of T. v Niles, prominent culen "l lhr i,'ii,
of columbia anl his old friend, who viii entertain MN
until after the inauguration