New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05


LARGE hesd sandy hatr and chin whiskers- Ills com
mand OF language ard intelligence discussion OF public
'opics make him pleasant companion asKed inc
Judge about various matters In the South and crew out
from him expires OF belief that the develop
meut OF the iron and coal properties 10 Tennessee ana
Georgia Ia destined revolutonize the iron manufacture
OF the country In only expresses the common
teef OF the people from that secfio3 or VINO
have visited It He said The important factor In tbs
question OF the cheap production iron is prison labor
lt contracted at price which ures each con-
vets labor for 20 cents day. Cp to within snort
Tune tue state OF Tennessee had been running 100 peni'
Ter uory upon an which made denct each year OF
100000 to 100000 I In the State Senate when
the proposition ado change this system Offers
were made to the State to take the penitentisry
ehrely on Its hands for privilege OF WORKING the
conVots anil to pay into the treasury 100000 .hnnay
Inc proposition coupled Win the explanation that
was intended TO take the victs 70 the mountains IN
gangs and work them in the coal mines and along rail-
Ioi which were then In the PROFESS OF construction
"a IA" was passed by which the penlten nary snd Ine
eonvcn were passed the control OF the hiehts
ouuer ana tne sun now paid into the STATE treasury
annually 10 sometime over 100000 Most OF tho coal
rr Ia Ienuesse 10 performed by CONVEX isr.
vee u he employed In this way they ike II better
lucy better air better food and bitter
labor throughout our section can be from IS cents TO
81 DAY winch nnder our law may ne paid 10 store
well
stout man with . round face and yellow chin
whiakers and curling yeowish gray hair who is TO be
seen about tue Everett House Is United states sena
tor George r Spencer OF Alabama. who was promi
nent hsnre In National POLITICS during and after the re-
consiructon PERIOD Spencer IL now engaged in
mining and cattle raising sat down with hin the
other for chat which began with Iotcs ana ran
along into other channels He said among oner things;
The Republicans OF New-York played foolish game
When they elected Hewitt instead OF Roosevelt TOT
Mayor Roosevelt might been elected II the people
OF Murray Hill had been true Republicans Rather
than have Gle Hewitt: the Republicans should nave
voted for Heory George At tue risk Of being accused
or catering disturbing element see nothing III
National politics except the denomination OF Cleveland
AMI Blaine II The conventions were to be held to-day
think they would both De renomin.ted % aceiAmaon
snd IN my opinion Mr. Blaine would be elected W an
tuofmous majority. rho mining business Is rat her al
low cob present account OF tue lo~ rice
oi silver Tue mines In ~nIcn an intcrestsd arc 40.
being pushed TO tue full CAPACITY OF her production lo
tnaL The cattle wing business Is also soe-
what disturbed because u the 10 price oil peel ~ tno
la Nevada rsnoh-s We seni all our beef u
CALIFORNIA; Nevada produces Just about enough eltte
tnrv1J ear-0ld crtter ABOUT $40 gu ooaru Oh
Tue CARS The cattle oil Nevata are resr..oie io 'o
quality Deei- II sweet and juicy, equal "
coru led
Popular political discussion has for a topic at the
present tue President Lle,elauds consistency mOre
than any Thing. should say LIS lack oi con-
sisency.ioI politicians OF ali parties ore Aereod Ins III
the bentOu-5tOue anar made great -eparlure HUN
wnat expected 0y lis sponsors, the Mus"umps'
wle politicians Of the Democratic party are ia great
geo that tury nave succeeded they term IL Ia
smoking out the President aud III forcing him 10 come
down." they by give him any respect Ut
port Tor his Administrator They scem Indeed 10
have a ooatenpt for which tuey would not nave nSi
10 haI rvmaln1d on the Oibor Track Oehersi 'ahoe
N1gley OF fttsDurg, wno is" memoer oil tne for.f
congress. yesterday tuaL III meeting IAik'
numbers Oi DewocrAts Aui f'ePIoiioatS -. ~ ina
puDIe M. he yet ~ Dnd Que Wac spoAe u TIC
rresIdeuLs IN caln plmeulAry telhls- tuo
Administration las been LAdIe he sal Ioi inc $40
cleveland at1ul 9Sou u ~ O"Ssiuo
party 10 edect REFORM LIE 81 tam can ho'ct .l1e
uxa.r tan iGs source. ~OHl lave Oeen
4opeess att1mpt ~ use the D-nOcrstic parry
Fo.oruinz agency, DDt Ar 1I"veianu ~Vui1 -; ,
accom- pusued mat attempt that he Las Ia MS
present II was an absolute certainty iron ene
Jezunlng tuAt lie wound make Ilo IA4uro WHICH LAO ~"
been 4olnOnstrateI
guest OF the Hoffman House for Two or three weeks
has Attracted some He Baron vou Horn oi ger
mah5 dc carries d uuge blacKtNOrn STICK the head "
which Ia a sDarp BUCKS horu eight or ten Inches IN
FOL. such larse nande tnst no Que eau neP
"a s.ryux L. Tue barou % understood % be Capitalist
o. us ON VINO Las been looking ior Ih'esI
Lei la Aniorios-
There are many foreigners In New-York who have
come here within short time to speculate in stocks or
invest business enGerprsea one OF them " 10 has
monuy IN Wall street within the Last two month.
aud WHO says going Oscs 10 England untiI nc
has u.sIe u hall million Is B. w. RUSSELL ~no lives 81
the Filth Hotel He Is the second sou OF scotch
family young man OF tnirty-three Or thf y-iOuf
years OF sse sefcoL tent written al over lis lace
sinee specul4tious nave Turned oct fortunately
chatting hun the other daJ when lie toiu NE
JuaI VINO have 1Omo mere nave
partly aoeount OF tho Expectation VI val ~
EurOi Arseg bee use o. tAe e~rrI1i s.uy Va
ecOuoIe movements ny vhlcn the unanclrrs III L0ndOr
have secoue pressed with Lne de- tns LIE neal year
u country Ia 70 10 decl ody prosperous QUE. VT.
husseu great traveller, anu LAS mAuo ZIG
oirruIL OF the world several tinos
The other DAY | rode down on the Elevated road
oppUse Gould and could nor help oOservinK tnat
ue Is uluen youthfu iu appearance than his age As
given III the newspapers woulL wArranL de Is olIen
orudted With being Iweutyssven twenty eight Yeas
Of axe In fact twenty-five years Old gu Tue tuTd
Of February ast He Only eighteen OF nheteen
Years cid wien he uad made vice president OF the
Wes.oIn Union Telegraph Company and director 10
most of ,,oud properties Iude the on eohsuuo-
tOu the courts requiring urectVls " y. go
Mr could coulL no. nave OceupoI pace IA sS'
ulrrciUry lIs nsd been cua4engeI Dy any OF ue
s.ocAAoders- BY decisJns VI the hlSnrI conlss
held that II msloItJ VI Tue ulrecols % . =.
tho actions OF the board can not DC
disputed
Tn. Port Wardens Of New-York all politicians and
shrewd political observers. One OF them ". Greene
WAITE Is al odd character who Is Always chewing tue
dry eud OF . cigar. he has h.d Office CONTINUALLY Iot
foety-oue years. beginning pathmAster on the Erie
Caual. What lie does Know OF nautical inand
politics scarcely worth knowing IL common JOKE
suoug Ills oomDani Luat although no nas ooen III
nearly Jury he perfectly "linns -
hold on for zOtuer nall century nc can De Assureu
Al extension OF bis life tor that period
Hiram Calkins who Que OF the Wardens' Is an oio
newspaper man who got place from Governor hli-
He OF sold build win Dig head anu Iuil gray
De.rd- Hesa k.on Judge OF politics. He comes up
goes through he hotels occaslonaiIy ioho"ns
old habit as journalist ousi with politicians and
wat In tie Talking with NO the otner DAY
about tue 6enaorsnp and the Organization OF the
Assembly nc said inquired diligently oil both
The friends OF Mr. Morton and MIR. Miller TO make an
OF forces and try to de'ermine thei
reI.uye strength Neither side appears 70 Ne willing to
let ANY sIanmeut or estm .to OF tAer forces out
am obliged TO conclude from this that neither one 10
confident yet ngnt won 1t looks " me as II
Morton got tie OF Miller in tho last few days.
but after ALL will determine Is the noatins
vote vDicn Is ouly had after tho members get 10