New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
AMONG THE GUESTS At TIE HOTELS

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Senator John Sherman, of Ohio who is at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel here to attend meeting o
the directors Of The Pittsburs Port Wayne an Chicago
Railroad Company. He will no here three davs-
tie Is looking exceedingy we'll and is in good healtb
ITO received TmBUSE reporter with alIty yeser
day. In to In luires sbort politics said we
quite satisfied with he result OF the election In ONO
There only weak SPOT In the Stats The de;rat
Of CONGRESSMAN Little Is much to be regretted II the
one thing about which feel badly. There has been
something down in Kentucky to satis'ac-
on. Tue Republicans elected Mr.. Wilson to Congress
from the Louisville District II Is great victory snh
one that I think has come 10 stay. I think that
Lousvle il going to keep up with the times hereafter
and IIarch in the step OF the Union"
How ahou' the defeat of Morrison and Burd "
"As to Hurd. there dis satisfaction with him
In his district for other reasons his tsrif views
They thought that he sulcs ny we'll Identified
with the interests OF tse district He carcely ever
Tlsio except about election time they said But
the tariff the greaf subject Of discussion In the eau
in that district there the satur lay nisht
before election and 1t the only question that
tonche npon."
i'll there be any widespread ehect from the defeat OF
Morrison Hurl as to the tarif auestIoL 7"
do no. look for IL. This country is large that men
mp into pro inence and drop of sight without
making nny great STIR AS TO the tariff qurstiou ITSELF
business generally at the present time want TO be
any agitation Of changes in t,ri and especially to
reiuciug the rates articles competing with articles
manufactured in this country. .bnk the feeling gen
orally that If the IT, be reduced. as they
ought to be- it should be articles of inter al proiuc
"n like tobacco. perhaps by enlargiLg the
free list OF articles not produced In this country"
/" How about tue Presidency -
o." am not talking on that qucsiion."
You have been jted saying at Philadelphia that
Mr.. Blaine could have the nomination In 1883 II he
wautrd 1t.
" dd not state the matter so broadly as that II
reported 1t erroneous have sid that the
cnances we're favorable to Mr. Blaine denomination"
How about he Drmocralsf"
Tnat Is another matter. which they must answer
themselves. 1t appears to me that Mr.. Cleveland Is
losing his holt on lie Democrats tue country he
could not well adord to make that Issue with the Solid
South he made IT,"
Will there be much legislation IN Washington lhs
winter !"
40 not think anything Will be done except pass
the pratiou bills although hoTo that there will
he agreement nter-state commerce bill. bark
ruptcy BILL and few other measures that have passed
the Senate and IN tho House. I thluk this
good for such receive con-
sideraton ali be- Perfected and put their Ia>sage
VIII anything TIC louo with .ar II and hnsnce !"
There Will he absolutely nothing doue u tarih and
finance sIn sorry say this, because think sOme-
thing should be done with the silver question, il no hing
than TO stop tue coinage of the standard dollar"
Congrsse man George est OF Balston, who Is in the
city be present joint meeting OF the Lasteru and
Western manila paper manufacturers associ iation-.
which to be held this morning the Metropolitan
Hote Is happy his re election to Congress without
any serions difhcuIty. but when yesterday was
bemoanng the fste OF CONGRESSMAN Burrigh. whose
drfvat ascDrd work Of the labor organ
zatious. Mr. West has zen looHng the
Congressional elections aud called attention
fact that II the Presidential e"con OF 1883 should by
possibility ne tlrown Ito the National House OF
i;eprsssn the keua6cags will he aOle to esc.
House,, said lie, is by We have a CONSIDERABLE
majority oi the state delegations in Congress- We have
Granting everything, The Democrats claim IN New York.
our detg't:ou viii stand nneteeu Republicans and III
Democrats"
How aDouI lne senstorshipi"
Well, think seDstOr Miller Will be re elected, be-
cause hink Gus ut to be Reelected We los, two As
sembymen III my district through their failure 10 De
elected. That was more OF tue secret work OF tue
Kmgnts of Labor. Mortons friends have been hard al
the state. but think have matched tueiu.
Tnere Is ar<r rde In paper TIT the pront, next
TO noUlLg Prices Of manila are 80 low that there is
absou ely iponey IN Its manufacture. 1hs object
OF meeting Tomorrow To discuss the situation aud
s. what ought to be done l have opped my oLemlr.
another In one branch OF sur business We furnis tie
Ho 0ke paper manufacturers much OF the sock they
Tor their fine linen papers. iry can make as goo
linen paper as any luade in England or Germany but
the tr uble is to make the public believe IT,"
Heury watterson. OF Ihe Louisville Co,u1er-Journai
Nho returned on Monday flom Europe, Ia looking the
ing tie result Of the elections. that he thousht tue
wouid be 10 bring eniet on tue
tarIn question, hieh he woud wccons with all his
heart.
number OF persons who called at the Fifth Avenue
Hotter yesterday TO Nj. Blame were disappointed
IN not finding nIn especially understood tat
he remain another week. A telegram, re-
ceived the night before changed bs plans aud he ioUk
the early morning traiu Tor Bo-tOn 10
Augusta. Wheb hs left the botel by Twenty thrdst
lie carried "a suall eatner handbag. anu Vas accom-
panied by Consressman Hiscock. told tue attendant
that he would be back In eek ten days, aud then
walked to Fourthave took for the Grand
Central Depot. =. b. Eiuns arrived at the hotel teu
minutes too late " see Mr. Blaine.
FL CONGRESSMAN Daniel n. Lockwood, Of Buffalo was
at tie Hoffman House cafe last evening. He has not
ct taken up his duties Dstrct-Attorney, uor
id he call President Cleveland yesterday He gave
a he that hc did The PresiuenL
the city until after lie Lad started for