New-York tribune., 1886-07-17


tor Levi p Morton for Vice President. . The head OF
the ticket will probably be Western man." said he
Sherman II ,rrson Allison with Norton would make
a .plendi ticket and could carry New-York. That is
what we must succeed in 1888. Mr.. Burleigh Is
certain that Govern Hill and the Democrats will get
left in their raid on the Assembly.
W. T. Florence's valet received on Monday water
soaked package addressed Mr. Florence containing
Christmas card 1t in a mail bag from the sunken
Oregon which recently picked up at Cape Hatteras
The card is in excellent state OF preservation
Among Republican politicians over the State no name
has yet been mentioned for the Judgeshp in the Court OF
Appesls TO be voted for this fall Although there Is
fair prospect that the State Committee may select the
NOMINEES Chairman Cole has not yet heard even
sins lie name suggested, much less urged On the Dem
ocratic side two talked about-Rufus W Peck
ham, Of Albany. and Attorney General O'Bren II the
Democratic state COMMITTEES makes the selection Chair
man o. Brien may he able pay OF some OF his Broad
way and Aqueduct with the other o brlen oy
helping hm to this nomination
tits whispered around that Abram g. Hewitt has been
invited by Governor Hl's friends to put his money into
she Assembly canvass and become a candidate for
Unitei States Senator The post at Constantinopie
which Mr. Coz ia TO leave ia less visionary.
General James W. Husted busting arourd up
town the other day. Everybody Ia asking me- he said
III am can idate for United States Senator Bless my
asking me whom fsvoring for Speaker and for SEN
stor Bless my SOUL I'm fol Republican. body and
brseches I'm in favor OF electing Republican
Assembly and settling other things after that Is ac
com plishel."
Captain Chester Cole whose wife has been seriously
i'll for months took her down 10 Asoury Park last
week from Cornin;. specal car, and has since gone
back there himself Mrs. Cole Is improving by the
seashOre
There has little wonder among politicians over
the aptitude and readiness with which Governor HTs
law partner william L. Muller has ADAPTED himself to
Sew-York City politics. He has bee the Governors
adviser in all his 10 reference this city
with the result that the Governor and Tammany are
"n TOP learned the other day that SIR. Muller was
hn in this cIfy and partially reared that his
ready deTsandns OF city oitc- can De parity uh aee
stood The house when he born Is situated III st
Marks Place.
Ex-Governor " D. washburn. the great flour manu-
facturer OF Minneapolis, in the sity several days
lsst week He made the statement that he did rot
believe a single Touring mill In the West had made
cent during the past year The present outlook how
ever Is better for milling Interest anu he LOCKS 10 see
soue OF the loses incurred by the falling Of the wheat
market in the Few months recovered r'e OF few
CENTS on the n rket price OF wheat would help the mill
ers very much Of the fact that their stocks are
not as large they were during The cary rar OF tue
sdyice- received concerning The
ing Fnea at ~ r.ouIres rl crop In tnis Terri
tory 10 keen tue present milling capacity running fully.
shortage in spring wi eat will re ure spread
IN me- fields The chief political interest In Minnesota
IL cent-ed in the election OF legislature which will
select a successor to senator McNIlsn EX-GOvernor
Davis is already actively In the nei as a candidate
acsps the >enatOI There are dozen men an xiously
watching the in tie event ~ cOubtfl ssIe
would themselves enter the canvass as canidatrs
Governor Washnurn would not pre fiction ~
senator MILAN would De nis own -ccessor
or pot said he had doubt candidates would be as
thick biackberlies.
Mos, men past middle notice painfully the rapdity
with which boys grow up to men under their notice
They sprou up ike weeds III garden. vas reminded
this fact yesterday while taking With Congressman
Whiting, OF Massachusetts, Mr.. whiting Is one OF the
Youngest looking members OF Congress. yet he told
he had just from Amherst College. where he mad
been to witness his graduation from that instu
ton yoIng being Just about at majority. Talk
ing about politics. Mr. Whiting said that III his opinion
Kepre.entarive. The Presdent said he. has don,
chs ReI ubcans great service by his vet res OF tue Pen
sion bills Mr. Holman told the truth when lie SAID tna
the veoing eight dollar pensions would not be
sustained by the public. II pretty risky business 'or
the President veto one OF these bills without having
all the facts an papers before him People mighi stand
hity dollar pensions when they *9u,i not on eisnt
dollar bills. II mas the appearance OF isvortsn ana
in favor Of the persons VINO can best ahord 20
60 without pension
There Is great deal of history being written and
published the present time which II II could be accum
ulatea aud preserved enduring form would furnish
the future historian the great ciyt conflict with
abundant material Much OF it is published in news
parers with limited circulation and By few
readers Ii only by the meres chance that learned
the other day that Colonel Charles E eprasue secre
tary the Union Dime savings Bank and formerly com
msnder Of the attn New York ns been writing series
sketches. which reference General Daniel Bu ter
field Gettysburg. ls SAID 10 possess much interest to
New \ ork veterans.
Conflicting statements made concerning the posi-
birs OF cattle raising in tns West money -uaking
Investment curing the next three tour years The Dig
cattle men who come 10 New York business trips
are tell their friends that there is TO be
money business They say that the prices OF beef
low that money can be made and that there !
are no prosI ects OF price Of beef gong mp with the
present hes7y competition. met Mr. Griswold secre-
taIy OF the Spencer Rifle Company day or two on
his return from an extensive Trip In DAKOTA Montana
and other Territories ~here he had Deen investigating
business with reference 10 ts prob .be profit
cattle men who here. lie said to Their state
all CANNON The real fact IS mat there will De
been before. The demsrd for beef Is greater year
by year and the snpTiy is becoming more and more |
that the cattle business going to he good think these
old fellows IN the business Are talking that way 70 keep
creased competition. II they can help II. bave eSsm-
ind ranches and the cae business All through tne west
great deal OF money 10 he made in That diroc ion
ran across :. B. Elklns the other day and found |
that he was receiving newspaper clippings trom all
the country containing the Old AMI exploded charge
that he was in the Rebel army. He laughs whenever
the matter mentioned to him. ard sad to that his
father and brother both been in the Confederate
Army but that he had enlisted in General Thomas
Ewing's command In Missouri lie ouly boy at |
the time Another dr1u charge that being
made against him, is that cheap foreign |
labor Ia being imported 10 construct the branch
Of the West Virginia Central Road from Piedmont to
Cumberland which l. to connect It with the P-nnsyvs
ma Railroad system. The ROAD IL only twentytnree
miles lons IL hls all bceh let by cOutrae that Mr
stus Ex-senator DAVIS. whO associated the
enterprise really have nothing 10 do with the labor
But. a fact Mr.. Eslns says nome LABOR IA employed
one or the contractors. has eight OF ne
1. gresham DAVID T. Palg, OF OhiO whO d.
urel eKtenslvelr as a friend ami manager
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