The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-12
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: NRw YoRk, May 1.-THE talk about
John Kelly's 'ill.health leads the ssar,
Iwhichstill, seems toifind ioothold fora
weekly publication, to make the following
announcement:
y tAIrs rsSellyigbypo meths the siek man
that people believe. We are stating the
fact when we say. that hesis abundantly
able, physically and mentally, to resume
to-day the leadership of Tammany Hall,
1.-THE choose. People will naturally in.
quire, Why does he not return 10 his seat
in tho organizationT 1t would not suit
the purpose OF the Tammany chief to do
so at present. His voluntary temporary
retirement atfordsthim q vantage ground
Of observation from Which he ean see as q
spectator at adistance what he would in
eyitably mies as d participant. He has
eyes for nothing but the, organization.
Presently, when the political season pre-
cedipg the fall campaign arrives, he will
be found'in his familiar .place at the head
Of the Committee on oyganizatio again. =
Judge German, who has just returned
from Clifton SPRING, whittier hehad been
at Mr.. Kelly's Invitation, is quoted In the
same paper to-day as saying:l 5l !,
it,As health retreat i can conceive OF
nothing more desirable than the Springs.
1thas the charm Of quiet exclusiyeness
and Is conducted onfthe most methodicai
principles. For instance, at the santa,
rum breakfast Is served at 1850 a. NJ
One must be at table at that hour prompt
ily orlgo without Then dinner att12 and
,aupperat O. all thelgnesLs ARE expelled
tolbe In their rooms at 0 7. 81. OF course,
whether they retireo or not is quite another
matter"
Gtt:You spent q good, deal of your time,
during your visit In Mr.. Kelly 8 society? 2"
Is .Ail my walking hours," was the reply.
nWe walked and talked together, explor-
ing the grounds and their, surroundings,
and l must say that at no time OF my at-
,anaintance have / known him to be in
better tim, mentally Or physically. He
has had agool rest, and Is thoroughly
.rejnvenated.o
s.sMight / inquire, Judge, whether you
held any, conversation on politics with
Mr. Kelly, during your sojonrn at Clifton
springs?p % ,,ss' l;i y Z /,
4 ~ SOW man ABOUT toNu, feplGl AE.
German; smiling, ~ see what you're
driving at. We'll, l will be frank with
you. Wedid have something 70 ray about
politics. Mr.. Kelly approves the stand
taken by Tammany with respect To- the
Naturalization. He believes, Jas he3has
'eSpresssd himself from the outset tbatit
would support Cleveland, and says that
whetlertlie pfga nization receives patron.
age or mol, It's altitude should remain un-
altered. liIL'i ttGii HTDI't
HAS he any Fiews concerning the or
ganization itSssl, aud does he expect 10 re-:
sumo, sooner or later, his active personal
connection with it?n !, :. B
Isl know said the Judge, sthat there
has been a great deal OF talk about Mr..
gelly's retiring from politics. Now let
ne tel Ssa tight here that it's the
shearest nonsense, He will he, back
sgaia in the organiE alton before, Septeta-
Der. Why, how can he help himself? It's
The leading though t6f bis existence, and
when yoa And aman 81 his active, ener-
getic temperament, With . dominant idea,
you might as well trysto reaioye Tie Qtef.
nal hills as to eradicate Il. 1 know ,oD.t
people would like Mr.. Kelly 10 retire po.
iitically, but the Democracy Of Tammauy
Hall tAiRk differently. y fSi