New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-14
INCIDENTS or 4 BUSY CAMPAIGN


The nomination OF ex-senator Thurman for vicePresi
dent is leading unwhoiesome complications and
internal Democ in Ohio where Henry d.
Payne the fathernlaw OF Secretary Whitney has dis
pensed the Administration patronage for four years The
Old Roman" is old politician and almost his first move
ment after his nomination for Vice President TO call
Mr. Cleveland for share Of Presidential patronage His
friends in Ohio have been sighted entirely up the
present time There has been vacancy in the post
office London. the county Just below Column
bus, where Senator Thurman lives Senator Payne rec
commended for the place. Senator Thurman de-
manded it his friends, and more,
It. Senator Payne Is consequently in angry mood,
especially there is old and deep scores between
himself and Thurman going back far the famous
Charleston Democratic Convention in which Mr.. Payne
a distinguished figure As the Payne influence
raised money for Mr.. Cleveand's campaign OF 1854
than any other single element country effect
OF quarrel between Thurman and Payne readily be
realized.
Among the men who dropped into the corridors Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday Edward Mcpherson.
of Pennsylvania. who formerly clerk Of the National
House OF Representatives and is known one OF the
best satisticians and paamentarans in the country
Mr. Mcpherson has for four National campaigns compiled
what is known the Speakers Text Book. and he IL
at work similar document for this campaign Owing
to the lateness Of the Congressional adjournment it is
likely TO be published later than usual. but Mr. Nc
PhersOn says that promises 10 be fuller OF neat than
any other that he has compiled The tariff question
being uppermOst Congress, the analysis OF the various
propositions being considered there IS highly
interesting and will make the basis OF Republican arGu
ment in the campaign. Mr. Mcpherson. who Is slender
in stature, with nervous organization and bright red
whiskeIs has been enjoying good health. and on this
account missed at the last Republican National
Convention. In 1879 he chairman and in 1850 and
1884. be occupied position on the stand to assist
In parliamentary rulings. That position this year
was occupied by Harry" Smith, Of Washington who
by the way, is just about issuing new work revising
Cushings Manual for American Practice" There is
deal Of Cushing's Manual which is directed to
Parliamentary practice In England which will be left
out Of the edition. and changes made 10 make the
textbook conform TO American practice.
number Of young springlng into prominence
in the Republican party all the country by reason OF
their force and ability Among the members Of the Re
publican National Committee there several examples
Henry Payne Of Wisconsin to whom the secretaryshp
Of the National Committee offered, Is Of them
lie formerly pOsmaser-a Milwaukee and is the Hight
hand political Of Senator Sawyer that State.
lie has demonstrated his ability organizer Of men
to be exceptional He is this time chairman OF his
State Committee and chairman OF the State League.
Another Of the young men IS Robert C. Evans OF Mime
apos J. Sloat Fassct Of this STATE who was
made secretary National Committee, is another of
the young members been coming rapidly to the
front in politics under the tutOrhp Of Senator Plat
His aptness political management has been recog
nzei for some time in New-York and there is little
doubt but that he will do credit to his new position.
Senator D. ". Sabln OF Minnesota, in NewYork
Yesterday on his way TO Watch Hill with his family who
will remain there for the He is gaining in flesh
and begins the regulation Senatorial avoirdupois
Concerning politics he said Why we've ZEN What's
the use Of talking any about IT. We have got them
and they know It,
Flwood f. Thorne has dropped on little English
scheme for influencing American politics recent edi-
ton Of London publication known as The American
Exchange and Colonial Gazette which purpors to be
journal for American and colonial visitors in London has
been sent over and widely distributed bocause It
hears on its covers picture Of Grover Cleveland and in
ts columns an Endorsement Of HIS Presidency They
evidently have not yet found the other side Of the
water that their Endorsement is fatal here
Colonel W. F. Canaday, sergeantatarms Of the United
States Senate is gaunt sixfooier lie Is president OF
company which engaged in creosoting the Dig pine os
Of North Carolina forests FOR use In ouaihg WhaNs anu
docks He North CarOnian by birth and his connee
- NTH this hnsness has taken aim quite often into the
nine regions lately and also led 10 his receiving ne" u
which will possibly Dan Voorhees, who Is known a.
the Tall sycamore Of the WABASH turn green WIN
envy Colonel Canadsy has been named the IAN spruce
~ Cane Fear" The Colonel bears his honors lightly but
SAYS has Its drawbacks especially as the boys want him
to set 'em up" too often over IT,
An enterprlsing and thoughtful young Re
nphican is T.. A. DaYenny VINO was
co. a tim. connected with the press OF Cleveland
na notroIt but is now here on way to Europe His
sop il IN gather fresh information for weekly letter 10
large syndicate OF newspapers concerning inc coho
~ the working classes Europe, IN order 10 form COM
arison with wages and conditions here unler proecu'e
tariff his purpose to secure sueh pon' u 49,
as are specially affected by the protective ar1 IN this
en,rv His plan is Endorsed by Chairman Quay ana
host NJ leading Republican politicians ana MS syhdicse
comprises upward Of sixty papers
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