New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

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ny Chat With TIE secretary Of The Democratic Nass.,
Committee naturally brngs 10 mind its sstur.,ns 49,.
maa with the prtestly fss-s Senator 0ormsn OF No..
land lhaveh Beard several things lstsly ahous Nj, a..
msn which indicate that be IN On uphsppy f,a,. :.
mind. even with certainty before him Of hsvius A.
other term OF six yssrs In the Senate 10 shsnrs ~.
no 10 nos getting on with the President a. veil =, ~
GOULD Wish. Hts vtcvs and opinions are not mn 49,
s'dsred 20 vsghty - when he msuazins thu A..
pe'gn OF 1884 With poor candidate on bis bset ~.
German 10 NOT the man to forget what hs did "a, n.
Cisvssndin the way Of raising funds and maxim, c..
vaes even though 10 forgotten In the White Houss
lam so'c taas the fact that be feels tue rsspsns
putty OF bic ebarmanship to preserve party bsrmouv
Mr. Sormsn you'd openly attack President Cleveland
the ssn,te That gould be startling II W should s,"s
come about. Tor Chairman German IL known 10 NOE
sns1 onS %sn to have In bic possession Of NJ
OF MI 0ormsne diacontent lie 10 atill compsrstiv.v
yoans sna nss sne money getting faculty strongly d.
veoved ne mas not been getting aimee he ~
came senator a. no va. prior to 1881. Tho ssnstho
he 20 b s y. ~ into %s1y s,;els.
prises that may mako him easter this score Il tSsv
for Time in the select circle Of lis irsn ia coca
nrmed "growler." wy
Ex-Congressmap Miles, 81 Connecticut who bs. 49,.
travelling through tho West told DAY that ~
bad talked 81 various plases with the people who Yer.
thoroughly posted 10 the drt Of public ssntImsot snS
the conclusion tina. the Republicans would ~
enough members Of the House 10 the election. ta yea
to control the next Congress- The action OF The Dan
cratic Congress has beeu highly unsatisfactory and u
tendency OF tho tme, has beer such 10 benefit tSs
expected to solid Republican dsle CATION fran Ca
ncctcut IN the next Congress- although there pro
ent two Democratic members there.
Tho Democrats Of Mr. Tidsns school warmly prs,,.
United states Jordan for his conduct Of ~
Office. Ex-senator william H. BARN. OF Couuseus,t
said TO mo about Mr. Jordan within day or two: IN
is the nrst man within my knowledge ia that ncs ~
the real Treasurer Of the United States lie kpo 70 r.
business thor3 ughy. He has mastered every detail
the oce and Is not merely nsurehead to si,n his nan
when papers are presented for signature. lie has ~
prepared any stranger mag take them I'D
understand just what he Is 70 do without making Sada
Inquiry. Auy IN IN who win pay attention the mss,s
may understand his system Since Ia took tho .cs n
qnirtly paid OF S25UO0JO0 OF honis IN i've mlloa
single dollar. Hs paid them with groenDac Ks wnIcs ass
more easily handled and ans Scr every purpose wbso
silver ami 10 keep It IN circulation 81 90 on ever hou
SAM doar He has reduced that charge TO ~ 49, Tss
Is tho cost Of expressase and other similar itsma Yol
may count up nearly haif a million saved for the Gov
ernment on that item Alone
Senator Barnnm holds theopniou that but for Trsas
urer Jorians ability banker tho G0se:un ent at The
pre sent wOuld DO involved in the silver question
AMI reduced to silver basis lie thinks that the silver
question only be settled by treaties with foreign
Nations as treaes have binding fOrce where the Of
would only DO ratified By legislation which
might he freq nsnty changed. Tho senator sail to ne
about silver THE Government will have TO hire lot
aud build wall around 1t and put the silver In pretty
They cannot got any more OF ig out Whsn tuu
bier ~ full OF water you cannot pour any IA )re water into
Il without forcing some out The country has ABSORBED
fha all Vvill AZ v n al
compromise with the silver people by tlo Adoption ofa
volume with the provision that Whenever the anonatos
silver Ia the Treasury abD that volume tina cousee
shall stop and whenever II IL below that volume coinage
shall be removed This would no heter than the present
,ystcu 1t would require legislation 10 OF start
tie coipage Tho surplus above what might be coined
'oud he provided for by prSvison Tor ssamns ne
ketable cor modify to IND It's own level
The directors Of tho Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinasa
and Railroad Company held meeting hss
recently. Although the ROAD has been several
months without presi LEM. the death Of Mr. Dow
ereux, not word was sad about the appointment osa
SUCCESSOR Judge Stevenson Burke OF Cleveland, vcs.
president the road acting president AMI Is carrying
put policy OF hol log MP rates. which has bsen 50 sMta
factory that the vaudsrbts not inclined To dssar,n
BY electlng successor to Mr.. Devereux. was talb
Ing Judge Burke the other dag about railroad MATES
when he said Tho general railroad situat has In
proved considerably Our line shows nsrease 10 aee
The neT"aso for the rss SIX mcn..
yoar Is over $iOOOO. The increase on tho Lake Shos
Is half million. THIS 10 not exceptional. other r00
ara doing we'll. Gensral business think Is sidertne
along lines tuat affected by the strk -nAne
featuring and bu lny. judge ABOUT building ny CeO
gois up At tS, time last year fne sufferer. ace tai
workIngmen themselves who cnconriesd tho strixoe'
Their chickens have come homo 10 roost
We are all heartily glad Of 'he chan 20 In the russ
attendance at chape.' remTtet
a Harvard professor to me lost week
Tho old system ,re OF farce than Anything
else. Chapel attendance was relnrei on foir days "
ths week. few students present on tho average
on more than three. Tsn twenty % even thirty
cuts we're ofton excused time ny vote OF the Fac
uy or authority OF tie Registrar. All sorts Of excuse
were accepted, general indsposton among ITEM
know .. man who :pettonci on three weeks OK
prayer cuts "u tho plea OF Insomnia. NO pcnaV
prayers and this from the nature coalt NOS
be made very effective. rheto was Always lar atteni
Iistless ana often abbreviated We flt that chAe
than chapel and the overscefs niNy CT
round to tho prevalent view Now we sha nave e rs.
will take Its chance at Harvard like any othet part
81 oss "'ars M mis-, ons Of hos s collective
los which shond cultivate. think at college, ano
which last Longer than almost anything no gets tns'
day to tor other things and We nave q
follow the general tendency in education a. IN Other ma"
terra"
At tho ONCE Of Messra Brown Brothers & Co.. tSi
bankers At No. 50 walt. my attention WAS called ysA
terday 70 . now regulation OF the London England,
Post ONCE Of which printed notice sent then. aad
Of interest to all persons transacng business
by cable with bankers abroad and OF import TO the
cable companies Heretofore cSblegram addressed 70
bankers customer IN London. as for instance. smith,
Brow uship London" the cable name OF tho hon...
Gated would 10 promptly devere.. tnis instance 70
Messra Brown. Snh.r,ey 4 Co.. the LONDON house but
by ths new regulations the words caro- Of nnst %
inserted bot weeu the rst Two words or tho mcssHs
will not be delivered American postal authorizes TO-
gard tho regulation Mossrs Brown Brothers
tell me it 10 imperative. the London postal authorities
ting issued An Official circular tho subject.
PRESEyTA TIOy or THE ia BIZ KING or SPAIN
fro,n The London sta ,.doTd.
As the ROYAL carriage passed the women