New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
CH4rPICKEp Up At TIE H0rtL&

Governor-elect J. Il. Bod well came slowly
down the great -tairc at ths Murray HI. Hosl ye~
t.rday morning small stat re- and weighs an y
where from 24O to $50 pounds tie has been mere for
day4 BUSINESS aud st,rte home last
night OF tue elections he SAID; Tue result crafty
ing to Republicans. and encouraging Tor the future
The dees oi MORRISON aud Hurd The ,pe
OF Carlisle viii have the effect OF partly tue
tariff question. II demonstrated Oo that the
labor people getting more an more gAt upon this
subject. AID that they favor OF tariff
The tendency OF belief generally held by prope
Is TO Brp the Republican party. There Is prospect
that anything will be no with the tarif he next
Congress. The eul sepuolcan. aud VIII stand
as buwark against raid ~ tlst KIND. Business
VIII on these accounts feel reer and Will push
featuring. Thus business will nI TIE deiea,
Morrison anu durd Important se they we're the
exponents of the extreme eiiou thai proposed
| in Co igress. VI ine poll los 10 politics
present The Legislature will not until J,nu ry.
Senator Hale Will be rc-ceced beyoni doubt his
Things stand There be candl h.tes
against him. but DO positively
assured"
about Mr.. Blaine in l5S5r
Mr. Blaine is IN Nv York, AMI speak him
SELL" was tho laughing reply
But lie Will not sPraS."
I'll Il I certainly can not" tie further laughing
response dr. Bodwell won't downtown
smith NJ Weed. OF Plaotsbarg VINO IS a strong pro-
tective tarii man. although lea iins Democrat
yesterday what Thought OF the effect Of the
defeat Morrison and urd. 1t would help
Tue protection. He replied: Il
mud whether seusra effect will be good
or bad Tue election OF Mr.. II sSit Mayor OF New
YORK has taken out oi Congr-ss ths most dangerous
man 10 protective taf interests sat thers
'.any years. MI. Morrison was not dangerous. His
position that OF professional Free Trader
Fr Ank Huri nurt II may witt Morri-
sou ana defeated AMI lie sneved Carlisle
AK fh.tiI In ON INN LATE liz
issue the tam question think our people
to brlug up tnat question u tue last Congress-
rhi, country has for against
protet lion anu II never VIII"
The New-York senatOrslp is becoming frequent
topic of discussion in optOwL Ioltlcal circles Colonel
william r. shafer said yesterday: pretend
know anything the situation, but IL to
tia II Frank Hsc"ck vOJes To which be
Titled. Will bring a cOrn-ret hght
hnn-rlf, senator diller and Levi p Norton In snec
Unless 1t comes 10 that he viii be Reelected.
~ouid bo even predict what would happen on the
present OUTLOOK
Mr. Blaine had caller at O'Clock yesterday morn
lug Il Cyrus w. Field had stopped in the city
over night and from Gramercy Park for an
early breakfast his family being still at Irvngtou.
Mr.. Field unable 20 persutle Mr.. Blaine Jnat
o'clock a proper hoIr for Dre kfAst. went
with this parting shot: You'll never bs President
unless you get up iu M early as do
0 .ock." Mr.. Blame hreakIasteI wi.h H. c. PArsOns.
or Natural Dridse. Va Among MT Blaines callers |
durins day Lew T.. Morton, >. t. Elkins,
L. Z. Pa;f, and eK-AItOrue Pierre
pOnt. Last evening MIR. Blaine q Metro
DO ltan opera HOuse- He the guest or Levi Z. |
Nor ION, whose other for he evening were L. |
ft-u-r -kiod. edish Minister Washington and
Mrs. keuterskiod.
Prince and Princess Kamatsa Grand Chamberlain |
sai monniIa ana his iarge-lramed English wife, his |
Excelency &. K0k, the japanese Minister at Washing
ton, and tue humorous other Japs OF hig. and
degree but all OF low stature, who in the Princes
train, went Washington yesterday morning.
or tue Jal aness Consulate OhcIals accompanied
them, aud party NUMBERED selve hftoen
persons rney Will remain IN washin ton several days
stson Hutcnns, proprietor Of The Washington Post
has hobby the breeding OF fine horses and hgu-cass
cattle. He spends the greater PORTION OF MS time
his sO0- acre island ARM directing improvements.