The sun., 1888-11-30
mn. NORTON NOT YET INVITED 10
VTSTT Gen. HARRISON.

1 senator Chsndier Gays that There Are No
Smart Democrats Outside OF New York,
and that Ttm cnmpbclrs the Smnrtest
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Nh. Tfu,es
The Hon. Levi p Norton President
| elect, will not visit Gen. Harrison ut his home
in indianapolis until he receives special In
vitation to do 80. As yet no such invitation
has been sent. Mr.. Blaine arrived here
! early Yesterday from Augusta to at
| tend the funeral Of his cousin. Mrs.
Sherman. Mr. Morton called on Mr. Blaine
| late in the day and Mr.. Blaine spent the even
| ing with him at his home. Later on. Mr. Blaine.
| Mr. W. L. Chandler. and Mr.. Plat had a talk In
| Mr. platts apartments Frank Hiscock, Jr.,
arrived with certain messages from his father
! concerning affairs in which most Republican
politicians arc now most interested. the COM
plexion OF Gen. Harrlson's Cabinet.
Mr.. Chandler. who said he was on his way to
Washington talked little to SUN reporter.
or course shall see Senator Quay" he said
but shall only see him in his seat in the
Senate Isn't he q great man Myl have the
sincerest admiration for him. Mo- It will not
be necessary TO- talk to him about the COM
plexion Of the House: We shall organize tho
wsrS sSs % TT hc Da%o
STatf Ts Isl steni anything from us o. that you can can
Washington Territories" and tho Senator
looked over his glasses to see how that would
and appeared to be quite cheerful over tho
-. The next Cabinet p resumed the Hero Of
eent Senator will accept A place In the Cabinet;
All the newspaper talk about the Cabinet. and
-Four. is more talk. than n,thlng else. am
firmly convinced that Gen. Harrison is q man
VIZ un s haroh Hn sas hs
IL that kind OF man.
he az
All, All the of1css are political. AN, and thIS IA;
% Se hurry NR tho afrs su yin ID
VIII be put in. But as said; there Is no no hurry.
and what Is tho sense oi rushing thinGs?"w
D The Sreakership was brought up oh. Tom
New England. You know, and that is sufficient.
s e R xnS B W'S Td f1s II Ss
that, subject tina. four br9ipier men than
.hem Te H,i polite shaI that nen 70 in
De III
smart Democrats outside Of New York. and
m Wssn the Tm ces s to the shs Neg Senate
does he 81. with the Democrats No,
sir; he comes over and sits down with the
Republicans. and he can get any bill passed
he wants. am personal friend OF Tins .and
know him like o book. Speaking OF New York
city politics, what's all this fuss about Johnny
O'Brien do not believe lrefectvely in charg
ing men with cheating unl ess there are positive
facts to back II. There have been altogether
too many Of these free and easy charges OF
cheating Whom has o O'Brien swindled? What's
no done? Let's have specific charges against
him before saying he is a cheat. l want specific
charges In such matters every time"
Senator Plat smiled ut the emphasis OF
Hayess Secretary of tho Navy. Senator
Chandler said that the next Congress would
pass modified tariff bill. and. moreover that
the Democrats will be glad enough TO fall in
with any kind OF II tariff measure. Another bill
that would be passed according to the Senator, |
will be the Union Pacific settlement bill. Then
he turned his attention to the Nt1o York Times.
" Why. old Jones is the most malignant wretch
alive" he said. Look at him bringing up
scandal against President Cleveland sS,sr hs
the Simply that old Jones DE-
csveands me has carsee see wasbpston ths SSse
old Jones brings up the whispers Of Washing |
ton against the President and lays them at the |
door Of the Republicans. Jones is a liar. sure. |
for these whispers have not come from Repub-
leans. My. what a lying paper 1t is."
1876, and added that he played only u humble /
part with 1t in seating Hayes. The inspira-
ton came from the Times office" the Senator
concluded.