New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
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p when some one negan TO lament lowering CLOUDS
and toe prospect OF rainy weather. SAID TIE "-"'
t~rely: ALWAYS svoii anticipating ,nytoin nonaa 10
tfipk Will istzresaJle II vii be uno eh""~- v
resllz- bad weat or wh"n 1t comes
man who has been prominent for lone tune III co
nertion with the Pennsylvania Raj road sySt'n "n'
has maisa large fortune out OFT Is J. " he' u'o"H
heard a story yesterday Of tho manner In VINO u"
berame associated with Colonel Too sfo'~ nv
Mccullough Wa In the lumber business al f't' :
Colonel had become inV olved heavily III Ms w.
parnc ventures AMI at h. wits ends now 10
$40 900 with which % exiricsts himself from danH'
position IN that ansIr- Among th'-e W
he appealei for help a Pntshrg mlho""''
whose sesth hat been largely scbumnia'r" Wy 81
opportunities given to hun bv Colonel Scott ~"o w
- ,etd him from the position OF 'e're'"'
operator. The favor WAS refu-eL Mr. Mo I u"".
hearing OF # was 40 Indignant at the la Of g
dis lave that ~ s.nt Letter 70 te 'o"el 80, on
check for al 900 and saving :" hearl tnst yo
49, ,,a srn NJ money 5aIIy I rnpe IL will lift y"1
out. PAY me when you ran me I'd" .,a. a-d he
rrcirrocnted the favor py putting Mr.. McCnoneh 20
position with the Pennsylvania roai 10 make INV Nv
At the Rossmore Hotel in the throne OF the Brone'
noof Ensinrers. the other day me' !"
g. Glrtt OF Detroit with whom fell O. talking a'"u'
the relations ne, he engineers and the mana fer o
railroads. Among otaer things he said: The NV
prominent feature meeting here and one when n
developed the good feeling WIS the spe""" W
Chsuncey NJ Derew He ma le a wonderful hit with the
IL l. alone he said that gives TINS erhS
There is know ledge that the Central road IN us man
ag-ment really has some feeling FOR its employees
there time 70 see the m"s'er m"
cnanic although have been all over tile country
VA. never IN ale to feel much at home as in Mr.
1oucey~ Office where | went frat There seems 10 We
less red in the meut OF the Central roa. as
Relates ts employees. IN any Other in the COUNTY
What locoO tive engineers thinkir1 aboutf VIII
thar hard urstion. Beyon what yon sse IN !" re-
ffpa a
SION is The COMING demand for driver brakes h~rrlo
fore tho hr ,S- poser hss been 90 tn~ RS ne ei
guer, tlnn my other can se@ thr ptuF"l -
20 ser on Ma engine whrh equal the on ten
Fnrn-ers everywhere wouli Ike brake power "u
their engines"
From time time expressions OF opinion are obtained
from prominent people the sOnrh which indcAtr the
growing senument there IN favor of protective tarn'
W len nay ar may no. be reprt sente Immediately by
votes mt when must y becOmr time IN I'M
pprtAn factor In National politics progress R0 'ert
G. VINO }. OF Nrw-Oreans, prominent citizen ana a
grandson of Ire lac nary Ts Tor sad recently taI
he tad discovered "a vide difference OF orinon IN the
from that held twenty-five even an years ago
on the tariff question. In conversation wiin Mr.. BOD
AMI otner Southern about TINS topic II wa-
Toned tn un to coup lively recent rrne ne
South engaged aim Dst "xcu-Ively in Agricultural
pursnifs and planters taught that protective
trr aided largely % e cost o. implen nts etc nseh
IN ei- )rcupation A. no parton ar stu ~ made hg
them ey naturally chose frretriie advocates On reT-
resent the. In Congress With the establishments "
diversified md strirsl a marked change IN
sentiment The tariif its effects npon the m 't'ria
% the :bet a matter ~ close stIfy.
feeling favorable protection which first al 81 th
in Chattanooga Birmingham aud OF er lniac'uring
centres, has increased and wiienei It
peate~ the entire -onthap lind fore ME expression
in Congress IN the near future. TINS change Of -en
'nent q been accomp 'nei nv changed relation he
tween the Southern ronIres,men and their hitherto
accenfed Northern party aer- There ha' mp
feoing Of lteprn1ence. which. while It loes
affect their parry allegiance
the Nafnnal 1T r--t- OF n-r coustit than obev
hin 'lv te IT, Ton o. tn'se l'1e The Incoming Con
eress Will furnish annie evidence of This. ant some
hrru-i- SAY that Win tn vear-. AMI Trrh'Ts In
much lee time. M" South will he practically Sold for
protection. The convection Il rapdlv -'rendng that
l. other svst~m she hope TO iin-
ia N her material Developments.
The facility with which Theodore Roose yet has taken
hold OF what IL known 70 politicians "a practical uo
es has startled o. the soctlsl refrmers Of the
day. who want everything REFORMED by ear hqnags
look aRh method OF rr'orn that pro
tn deal with and things a. th.y exist A Mugwu-np
Of 1884 -i yesterday thai ne thousnt it shameful for
ROnsevet participate In machine politics" n IA
donhtfu II ths rrfnrmer knee what the machine IA.
what It does one Of the ablest pnblc OF
try. New York s'ar-sma0, san that iopc: here
about 90 election precincts in the Cly Of NewYor
70
watchers and workers poll to attend Civ NJ
ant ticket. from m noo.hs AMI IN challenge voters
Tne IT or sent political conditions In New-York. tnass
men ara all psil. They are not always w rgincnrn.
huI the theory Is that they losing days work for
vbrh 'ney mr-t he recommended. rney are. in iaot'
me trnatv not cal workers Of the varons districts
They consttnte tina mach There IA ohl one ~aV TO
disrose ~ the machine When the OF voters take
frrp'ah vnun airy workers and watchers tue machine
vii 90 20 .ieees Bit even an -ome ono must he lies
ion atra with rnsnorsi fy for the work because what
every mans Dusin ess is no mana
In response inquiry to how much money IL re-
aured 10 put tue machines in running order in New
Yor tins re enan SAIL: The effort Is male TO raise
80 or cd IA dlstr That is -FOUR a. $40 day Ii
takes for this hit o. POI teal work alone You
can see that It Is cnids play for man to accept
uouin atom Tor MAJ l like the way Nr. Roosevelt
took hold OF this lie went at 1t like business
nan He sho we'd his intention OF utilizing every honor
ane element Of Success lie openet headquarters and
conducted thru 10 ut nerve and O"cNpOhe Into
tue 10 publican organ z.ton Hs deserves election -or
the luck ami energy or hl' Canvass
story tod about the recent fetal shell explosion at
sandy Hook which may require AN Investigation. FOR
eleven years The shells have Osen loaded by mechanics
sppeciany employed and paid for hat purpose The
war Department under the present Administration has
to economics by dscnar1ng these mechanics AMI
turning work 70 soiers On tina day when this
orer WA promu the uperntendent In charge Of
the WORK expires fear that though no mai been
there eleven years any accident the new orl"r
OF tnings would spec MY result IN aecidents Ills prec
ton became utilized even oner than no antclpa1ou
Colonel Dudley OF Indiana the former Commissioner
OF Pensions. has eye on tie mterocelne canal pro
ecis He SAID whe chatting about that enterprise: IL
MS always been mystery TO why the United states
Government nas not hold OF some OF the feasible
canal protests. We migat 20 above the Panama Cana
by making srrangsments with the United states Of
COLON aa for tho Chr1ui harbor. Tns canal pro-c was
once IN the hands OF exSeeTstsry Thompson who hA1
some kind o. grant from the Colombian Govern nent
rms route Is as feasible as any the others The harOOr
il one Of tue best The Is.nmGs We already nave
cOaling station there"
The extension Of the telephone system IN New-forS
City Is going at rapid rate. Gener ! HGidekopsi
genera manager OF the Metropolitan Bell Telephone
Company. says that they putting Ia new telephones
al an aver ige Of over 100 Last week thirty