New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
FROM MANY POINTS OF VIEW.
HINTS AND OPINIONS GATHERED AT THE
HOTELS AND ELSEWHERE.

OF ApI calls in politics. in the Fremont campaign
which the birth Of the Republican party as great
national organization He told me the other daY that az
meeting in silver Creek that campaign he frat met
the late Ex-Governor Reuben f. FentOn to whom De
became much attached When Governor Feuton was ~
candidate for his chief competitor was the late
Governor Morgan Another candidate was judge Moan
Davis In the last OF the before the eau
Gus Judge Davis became deeply disguised ano ieit AZ
bany without having had any conference with his sup
porters chief among whom Porter Sheldon OF
jamestown. The Davis men were much disturnel III
having from Jnd knowledge of his wishes
and Mr. shell Ion 20 Judge Daniels for advice Inc
Judge said 60 him. Governor Morgan IA a Nev-forN
man. n he IA Senator he will he absorbed in securing
legislation NewYor city and will pay little atten
ton Western end OF the state. Governor feh'ou
j. from Western part OF The state and Will give IL
aHA airs close attention while nj the same tine ne VIII
not neglect New-York city a. New-York city man
would be inclined rom his habits OF thought and assoca
ton 20 neglect the of the state II were IN yohr
place shoul vote Governor Fenton. The result OF
Judge Danielss advice the election OF Governor
Eenton to be United states Senator.
In talking about Mr. Fenton Judge Daniels SAID
The Governor very able man. He endeareh NM
self people OF the state by the manner In when M
looked after interests OF the soldiers and their ia
lies probably by any other action OF MS ire
He his Who'll energy to that work and made hlmsr
widely felt ny IT, Il a great pity that two such men
"a he and Mr.. Conkling should have fallen apart
beard story the other day of a remark made by Pres
dent Cleveland to young actress who had CALEB on MN
presence theatre which Indicates tAt ne
already found out married life has it, duties rs
we'll the Presidential oce. IN response to the young
l.dys invitation he sail; declare. bet He"n you anu
other ladies' my wife begin 10 fee as II was se'
ting spo led / was ont 70 theatre with Mrs Cle"e-
land last night She wants go again tonight ana
YOU would Ike me 10 20 tomorrow night guess VIII
have 20 refer Won to Colonel Lamont and II lie can ar
range it, ali right"
Judge Stevenson Burs. of Cleveland is always sharp
ami incisive discussion OF the labor question me
other day. al Fifth Avenue Hotel, Henry GEORGES
name toned in his presence, when he SAID; w
DERIVING all social systems there two great principles
AMI every DO ~ else must tec'Sh%s'
The first Is that the man WHO IS responsible IN business
VINO mast shoulder tie burdens OF any business aHhf'
who pay the tIls and keeI the concern ruhun-'
absolute cOntro. OF that business lie must os
able hire snd discharge he secs NJ ana % re-u
late their wages individually. ANY system
OF society ttat wou fall OF giving this control %
man I'D any business woui soon be chaos. The second
thing thai be- recognized by the worneman Is tnat
there he employees unless there are employers
/ Employers are essential As employees. Society ma
business would be impossible without them These two
ideas tna mt In the shane NJ propositions arc
fun iamentaL They reach dom 10 the bottom 81 our
whole secretly Waen they have been mastered AMI an
derstood they should be by the workinsmen OF the
county there Will be necessity for strikes or LABOR
uprlsines'
Ex-Assistant Secretary william E. Smith while IN the
city the other daY fred MuGwumps asked
him 10 that he had retire from his POSITION
because OF complaints Of the civil service reiormers
that hvins mp To their IDEAS OF thinss SAD
hes violated OF their rules lived mp 10
them as would any other law They had no cause 20
as,an me In the least. good Muswump as any
OF tuem. OF course. had quarrel with them LIE
il too short quarrel with thar class OF fellows In any
event am Just good Muswunp as Dan. Nh
gone"
The OF stephen Merritt. the undertaken. who In
business with his father In Eighh,ve Il IN active and
busting business man Ike the paterna Merritt In rei-
erence TO the embtluins OF General Grants body he
sad: hal a talk not long asO IN Colonel Fred
Grant about this CLAIM or L1e saratoga nrm when the
told OF number Of pulls that hal been sent
nIn OF which we're simply outrageous. nothing
short OF bIacxmail When found out that
Grant would get large sum % money from the Gen
erals book sharpers sprang in every direction with
cai rs against the ally and demands On them for
money in neither sense or Justice The
Coouei toll that ne would en- ieavor TO ray every
ust bill that presented but wlere he knew that bills
we're not JUS. should refuse to pay them under any
circumstances"
Congressman J. Thomas spri OF Utica talking about
Federal appointments said to that President Clev'-
ian, was not making seircti)ns on the papers that
sen 10 n that his method OF making Civil Service
reform examinations AM choosing men was one by
which the chances tnat the with tle fewest
Inducements would get the Offices
Railroad Commlssoner Herman il fond OF hunting and
fishing IL il severe In denouncng the trick by which
the law WAS ed recently with refereuce to taking
trout He sAys. .portsinen all getting aceus
toned to the law wnch required them TO thro Y back
INTO tho streams all under -ir inches IN length
The fellow who brou smaller sized hsh nto camp was
riilculei until be ashamed 10 do 10 again BY the
ntrigues Of the sell dsh IN the market the law
vas repealed The effect will be to depo ulae the tout
streams. As the law before II was 80 generally
obeyed that the fish increasing In numbers every
year As the Law Is now there Will be decrease
hope TO see the put back TINS winter where 1t be-
longs
6 W. Rosendae OF Albany, the former law partner OF
Rufus W Democratic nominee for JUICE OF
the Court OF Appeals in the city for several
DAYS eouerrIng with tins DsmOcaii Lea iers add -tHe
Committee He is "A shorl man scout ami stocky. with
lar.e round rel face and heavy black Burnside whsA
ers II UNDERSTOOD that lie Is 10 De the man aver OF
judge Peckhams personal canvass AID that ne VIII ne
consulted oy Co nmittee on ali matters pertain
ing 10 the Judge. Mr. ROs udalo has pleasant ana
winning aud Is already we'll liked by the POLITICIANS.
Chatting with the judiciary. he remdrke tnat
he Thought by which the men hers OF the
supreme Court had long OF olce was most ex-
cellent 70 Is a compromise" he said between
the life tenure the Democratic idea wnch
make frequent changes to retain power WITH the
people The % Judges tor This D-Icu by the
people preserves DemOc ate idea that the source o
all mower il The fact tnat Jude Is 10
Ohio iourtetn makes ub Independent III
Ms decis!ous When "a lawyer gOes upon TIE supreme
81 state he burns al tue bridges behind ihl
he settle. down ~ a inri.t man elevated 10 tn, POSI-
ton generally OF after lrern years service .
retire. reelection rarely been refused u mel VINO
till yolng enough 10 serve al the CONCLUSION OF Tue
first term.
Ex-Governor Thomas Kearney. OF Kansas, Is pleasanl
looking Western Scoch-Irish face. trln-ei
with short sandy wniskers. sprinked with gray lie
wears gold we'd eyeglasses from Oennd wlcl us eyes
twinkle with the .arnth OF genuine good nature met
hin AZ the Holman House an made Al inquiry about
mol tics wAlcn was the reply mat he WIS devoune