New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-16
KEYS ONE Politicians CONFERRING.
RANDALL, CURTIN, LOwDEN, scorr. STORM AND
TRMENrRoCr TALK ALL NIGHT.

RANDALL, CURTIN, LowDES, SCOTT STORM AND
rRMENrRoCr TALK ALL NIGHT
Pennsylvania Democratic Congressman filled
large share OF the lobby at the Fifth Avenue liotei
yesterday morning. TRIBUNE reporter saw there
Samuel j. Randall whose good natured smile and twink
nns eyes overtopped by ois od-fshioned stra"
nat, Ex-Governor CnrtIu who looked taller older ana
more lank I'm fern In "A suit OF light tweed than no has
ever been pictured; w. II. Lowden short. subbei and
sandy vb,kereI; w. l.. Scott. of Erie. slender and
brown.faced and shrewd In look and appearance. pull
ing continually at his long brown mustache; D. b.
Storm, Of stroudsburg. and Mr.. lSmentrout "the
Reading Dutchman." There "A rumor that these
ana other gentlemen had held political conference on
the previou. night They smiled and smiled and denied
and denied aud every Of them when approaches
on the subject "Why should we come all the way from
Pennsylvania TO New York to hold confcrencef
asked Mr. Randall 1--WE could meet at homo II we saw
IT."
"what was the object OF your gatherngT
:" came TO Now-York to SEQ Mr.. Tilden shall go
out TO Grey this afternoon oamo to the fii'n
Avenue Hotel last evening 10 dine with Mr. Scott ny
his request aul invitation lam go"g back To Phladef
phia tonight am not disposed 10 talk for pubiica'
ton. There you have my brief" with this the fenn'
sylvania leader closed his lips resolutsly.
Governor Curtin said /" 1 don't know OF any confer
encc of which the puzzle should be apprsod. nor have
I anything to say for publication. don't know any
thing OF public interest have been at home, In Belle
fonte practically out OF the WORM, Since hiHcn IA
there has been anything going that the newspapers
haven't found out | don't know IL. came here
to dine Mr. Scott. being IN the city ON
Why all The reporters insist that We are ho'dhea
on business other gentlemen are here on business
We happened meet, that's all. Bill scott knew
some OF Us were here and made dinncr-party Politics
arc slow in Pennsylvania There are some removals OF
postmasters my There will DO sone more guess
we shall share OF Offices IN que seasoh We no
satisfied with Democratic victory .,,.
Mr.. Ermentrout gave this reason Tor the gatperihg
II you won't give away. I'll tell you all about H.
one of Hl Scotts best race horses got NAH IN lts
hoof Ny grandfather was blacksmith and Fam Ran
n know all about horseshocing and so We came over
for consultation SCOTS horse. Wen get him on
his feet II you let us alone -. A., CT.
Mr. STORM escaped en- the mornng train, Mr. scott
smiled when asked To give up the details or nature
of the conference. slowly removed Havana IRON us
mouth and mildly and blandly remarked, "iou DO
Dlanked !; this In our a1air." -, A..
MIR Randall visited Mr. Tilden yesterday ana all ino
eenflemen had departed from the city last night Inc
Ies ataInac Information "a that IL" conference was
held 10 come to an understanding and agreement as 10
IN. distribution offices In Pennsyivain and also ha
reference to movements III the coming state camPhisi
Mr. and Mr.. Scott are reported 10 mona TUG
that QUAY can defeated by certain concessions III to
nake.p of the Democratic Ticket There IL some u,'n
Gully bst Mr. and the state Department inh
las prevented Pennsylvania from receiving IecJe.oh
I'm te foreign service, which was also suuJect VI WIS
The conference lasted until O'Clock yesterday
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