New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
FROM MANY POINTS or VIEW.

rx.Assemblymsn Charles r. Ineersoii, who was
time . prominent candidate for an Assembly enlce has
come this city from Chautauqua County 70 engage IN
the insurance business He Is handsome young feIio~
with curly hair and winning ways
Ex.Consrcssmn Logan II. Roots and his wifc lately
came from spend few days In tho metropolis
They were Fifth Hotel Mr. Roots is up 10
his eyes railroad and land enterprises and says he had
rahs development OF the resources Of his
State anything else earth. careful and sys
tecay effort IS being entered upea to invite
and secure emigration to Arkansa In which he deeply
interested
Nate Baxter, IT,, Of Nashville. who hes been s he
Fifth Avenue Hotel is the Tr'iden, Of the
Tennessee Coal and Iron CompaLs, 80 largest
Of the corporations which are engage in deVel-
oping the coal and fields Of Tennessee ana A5sma
The company nth Pittsburg TepA, and
Birmingham Ala They have for nearly year PAST been
constructing at Ensey CITY, seven miles
from Birmingham The first OF these furnace WE
blown in five days ago. Mr. Baxter had dispatches Us
terday stating that It running from $50 to 200 tons
day The other Of like capacity and VIII
be fred up within the month The 'rgsst iron furnace n
the Souh up this time hns only hsa cAnscsy Jof ~
tons The Ensley furnace plant has cost o. two millions
Of dollars and is said be the srs At AIT ever erected
at enc consecutive building in this county Pooet J.
Lincoln who down there short time ago. sad o. 1T
that IL was like cold In tie nee. Of gir retherc was
q heap Of It,"
ExCongressman Frank Jones, OF New.Hsmpshrc, the
interests that part Of New England was IN New-fork
recently having come from visit 20 the -'eadent In
Washington. lie had evidently talked with tho occupant
Of the the subject OF the Tariff fer he was
full Trade talk and denunciauon OF the nincsm
poops" occupy seats In Congress- According to his
notion the average member Of Congress knows little
about business blacksmith does about the jewellers
art This Of talk from warm Administration man
bears in It reflex Of the disgust that President CleYe
land feels because party has ignored his attempted
and aadar W,
about the chances OF President carrying any New
England he said 1t was not question that could be
answered begun and he went on to de-
nounce the trusts which Of his fellow Democrats
are interested and which contributed 30 heavily to Ceve
lands campaign fund four years ago.
Judge J. S. HAmoreaux. of BailstOn. who ran for
Controller on the Republican State ticket last fAl has
an emphatic way OF speaking, which Is apparently born
Of conviction He has opinions and does not fear 70
express them conversation the other DAY with rabid
anti Blaine man The Judge said: Let me tell you
about Saratoga County. II poll was taken Of the Re
pubcans Of county to-day TO their Presidential
preferences Of them would declare
for James G. Blaine. When 1 make that statement l
am deliberately liberal and complimentary TO the minority
In giving them large percentage as one-twcnueth
l do not what others may think to be good party
policy. but know that 1t seems to me that the wishes
of the majority should rule II the Democrats had
nominated Tlden again in $780, they would have elected
We do want to fall into their error OF throw
Ing overheard our strongest man."
The Managing Editor Of " The Chicago Tribune Is
r W. Patterson is the son-inlaw of Joseph Medill
the proprietor Of that prosperous Journal Mr.
Patterson lately guest for several days at the Hon
man House. His paper is engaged in praising Judge
Gresham as possible Republican candidate
Another bright newspaper man Of the West who was
ENJOYING few days Of Gotham pleasure is W. c. Gates
He is the business manager of The Milwaukee Senti-
neln and O sop.in.law Of General John N Knapp. Of
Auburn chairman Of the Republican State Committee
Mr.. Gates and his wife the Sherwood.