New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20
4 SMALL ARMY OF POLITICIANS.
CHANCES AT THE GROUPS IN THE FIFTH AVENUE
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CHANCES AT THE GROUPS IN THE FiFTH AVENUE
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"The woods are full of EN- was the remark
Of politician he glanced around on the crowd OF poo
pie IN the lobby OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
morning. and lndcat by his gesture number OF prom
neAt public within his range OF vision There were
to be seen the tall spare form Of Indian Commissioner
Atkins; the chunky figure and stubby Engsi-cut whs
kers of Appointment Clerk Bassler OF the Interior De
partment the lauk but siDewy frame of W. r. Canady.
sergcantat Armss OF the United States Senate the
ruddy face and sturdy form Of Frank Jones, OF New
Hampshre the heavy and slow-moying figure of sena-
tor warner Miller, encased IN new business suit Of
light color the ragged gray whiskers ana tobaeeo-
stained ps OF Senator Camden, We It Virginia the ner-
yous and wiry OF Senator Cullom, Of Inos SEN
ator Germans smooth and unctuous face ex-senator
william H. BarDums Mephistopholehn cast
of countenance the round face of John X.
Mclean OF The Cincinnati Inquirer Senator Harris, OF
Tennessee with his Southern ways Senator Plstt OF
Conn ectcut, fine type of HewEngands business men
the waGng gait and aggressive chest OF General H.
Butler the smooth face and soft white souch hat OF
General Nathan Coz, Congressman from West Virginia
the fat fair face Of exCongessman Paige, OF Obo the
heavy FORM Dronzed face and gray mustaehe OF L A.
Slack Of The Cheyenne sentinel the reputed coming
Governor of Montana T. Houser and the chubby face
and closecropped beard OF Colonel Gabe WHARTON OF
senators Cullom Miller Platt Harris and German
here as a special committee on Inter state Commerce
commissioner
Hassler are here with 70 Indian supplies The
Democrats in the throng are not especially happy over
the Democratic situation. john H. Mclean has told 30
MANY OF his Democratic friends " ON the dead quiet
about his experiences with Mr.. Cleveland that IL has
come pretty general public knowledge that Mclean
and Cleveland out The u said To be true with
Cleyelauds old friend and professional nomination.
maker. Dan {" Lockwood. of Buffalo.
AS THE reporter stepped up 10 Senator Cam.
den; 70 make some inquiries, that gentleman was en-
gagged Ia the pleasant pastme Of upbrading Appoint
ment Hassler OF the Interior Department. for not
making certain changes that had been promised.
while half dozen other prominent members Of the
party stood around grnning from 10 ear aud evI
IDENTIFY enjoying the scoring that Hassler was getting.
| "The Administration isn't worth a blank" said tho
Senator In response to remark OF COenel Hassler.
Bat when reporter sat down TO business the Senator
told another The Administration has been very
kind to Virginia. We have the Internal Revenue
COmmissionership, the appointment Clerk In the In
terror Depart aent, collector and Marshall and 80
on. There things yet that would Ike, but
we shall get them all Ia good time, We hope. The APP
pointments far made have been In accordance with
the wishes OF Senator kenDa and myself The reported
disagreement between and certain state ocers over
| appointments has beer nuch exaggerated. They did
ask for appointment, believe No, IL was not made
We are well satisfied with the ADMINISTRATION ON the
| whole" -
0fhe notable people at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
evening had numerous Rocessions. Among those seen
moi recorded above were exPresdent Hayes and Chief
/ Justice Waite, who here In connection with the
State Educational Fund; Congressman w. L. Scott, OF
Erie s. Il. Elkns George G. Gorham John Roach. Cen
eral Williams, of Indiana en- Congressman Il B. stew
ems OF Attica and Congressman William M Springer, OF