New-York tribune., 1886-05-09

fare and rugged appearance that old has Scarcely
affected. Exc pt for his snoww White hair aud rhits
and eoaee he looks tile pcturc OF physical and
mental vigor. He has large head face wis st tis
jaw with hish forehead which tho hair lifts 10
great cowlick. The senator Ia wholly devoted TO the
practice OF law His home ts IN Racine, ws. but he
goes every Monday morning TO chcago s"e,s he sac
his offes and remains throughout the week. His soa
IN partnership with him. In chatting with me recently
he said that he hal political ti0ns wbate,s sf spd
was satisfied with bis career 10 that phase OF NE e
tue most exciting and important period In The history Of
the country while the questions OF slavery secession.
of public four of the questions OF the centary.
1t is a point in the seuators history not generally
remembered tna' he was a Judge Wisconsin eaiy
az 1853 ~ having been elected shortly after his
removal 10 that State from New York.
General o. Guitar OF Columbia. Mss.. is cns o' the
qualnt characters OF that state. lie delegate in
the last Republican National Convention. and has been
In many previous conventions Hc IS short stout nan,
with homey face covered with a growtn OF thick and
stubby beard and with smooth shayen upper lip thse
dsclosss large snd capacious mouth. He Is at the
Filth Avenue Hotel. where met him yesterday and
asked about Missouri and her affairs said be; Missouri
sleeping her great and waiting for the
Republicans to into power. Yes. there chance
that tie Republicans may come into In Missouri
We may carry the next legislature II Il Democrac NJ
lSsy OF n'y NOW 10, B ,e,e were ory s's.,s ana
hundred Tor the Democratic candidates u the Repub-
ts si nv , .aey Oped S1a nS nay" sogs
effort. The Democratic vote all out. Tbey never
sleep Eternal lsnce is the price OF Office with them
General " rmaduke elected Governor by o
plurality OF 500 only and there 900 temperance
Votes cast that all came out OF the Republican party
The tional campaign. II we have anything to say
about T.. will be vigorously fought the line Of carrying
New-YoIk We are getting res'iye under Democrats
fellows OF place they should have gone into
II LOOKS to me- though the denomination Of Mr.
Blaine Is a foregone conclusion"
Just after my talk with General Guitar met well.
known New Yorker who said to struck political
drift the street-caI yesterday that astoundei
One OF the wss!thest men in this city, who Mug.
wump IN 1884, told that he In favor OF Blaine
aud Depew the ticket in 1883 said that Depsw's
nomination would raise tho cry OF corporation, and he
replied chat the Central aud it, had
always been such good terms that Depew would
bring to e Republicans the support OF that element of
the labGrinZ OF the country who Relieve In faf
treatment Of fair employers AMI that 10 was worth Q
deal mere than the support Of the element that IL
talking anarchy and mObi. N. | do believe he was
rig. One thing is certain New York il the state for
which must play. General Logan Il insisting that
he will not take the denomination for Vice Presideat and
Deew Or Morton would make New-fork certainly
Republican"
The erect and manly form OF Co1nel George W.
Hooker of Vermont, to in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel corridors yesterday. found sion to ask him
about the Vermont senaorship aud he repli,i with
earnestness: There will not be vote against Mr.
Eimunds. All this talk against him comes from small
politician who TO make a little capital for tehm.
selves. After they have got up a great hue ard cry
about the danger I'm OF being defeated they will all
his and creep into position possiDs
on his coat-'ss Mr.. Edmnnd-'s warmest friends arc
most disgusted wi his course IL lssi bit hey reeos
nize his sbity and OF great value and
service the country In the ~ense. Why II Mr.. Blame
Edmun,s TO tie senate. In N.r0na politics aro
studying New-lork That IL the state which -c have
carry. II the next convention will make q ticket
that cOmncnds itself TO Sew-YoIk We can carry cur
man Into the White House sure"