New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-17
HOTEL CORRIDOR CHAT

Ex-senator Bradbury, of Maine was striking hgue IN
the corridor OF Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday win MS
neat black broadcloh and long snowy hair Tic tahe'
quietly about the politics OF the day. ana sara aDo o
ono tonic OF absorbing The position taken by ME-
Blaine in Withdrawing from the contest Tor the freSi
dental nomination was entirely fiji and proper IL was
the right thing for him to do Yet can see 10 pr"
prety in his acceptance OF nomination, II the party
shall now see fit to give him the banner to carry lie
took himself out OF the struggle and left the party free 70
choose elsewhere If it still wishes him to be It's nominee
I do not see how he refuse the pressure
The feeling among Democrats against President OleVe-
land is not easily suppressed although the party
have sent word that everybody must shout lor MN
The information comes from Washington that X H. GUM
meas an Flmira Democrat. recently bet thousand dollars
there that Mr. Cleveland If nominated wOua nov carry
mi, sate When the bet was he offered $4,000 more
on the same proposition but could not get the oer TAKEN
The money has been put up In washington OanN'
Ex-Governor Rufus Bullock, Of Atlanta, Georgia who
IS in New-York become thoroughly established IN
Georgia that although Northemer. he speaks MS 'hnu
freely on all questions affecting the South JIG Is IN
favor Of letting the negro question severely alone anu
making the Republican contest tho tarin issue solely
In chatting Yesterday said: The success OF the he
publican party in Nation is of more importance to the
South than It is TO the North 1t is the financial anu
tariff policy Republican party that has enabled the
South TO build it's places ana begin 10 rene" S
yigor The Democratic policy would ruin the South II
IL were not negro question the SoutheFners woud
wheel into line very quickly the Republican party and
break the Solid South to pieces But as long as the
white men Of the South regard the Republican party as
solely party there Will be no Dreak III inc ooiu
South, tariff or tariff"
Senator Sabn, OF Minnesota, was here yesterday on
flying trip from Washington. He so busy with Bo
tonians in reference his Minnesota Harvester Company
affairs that he scarcely had time to discuss politics. but In
response question said see that Gfeshams ifenus
Blane's friends Alsons friends, Shernan's friends
and possibly claiming Minnesota Tor their FAVOR
All know about 1t IS that got dispatch to-day telling
me Of the Of delegates who are neither for
Blaine nor Gresham"
ExMayor Edward Wallace, Of Springfield, OHIO, VINO
is one OF the aernaes Chicago from this State has been
in New-York taking dispositions for two days He Is
stawart specimen manhood with sandy mustache VINO
was Mayor city Democrat, but has since become
Republican tariff and other issues We are for
Senator Sherman President" said NJ Wallace yesief
day; the warmest regard for Mr. Blaine ana
already see the gathering movement in HIS favor II he
Is nominated think State will 60 wild Senator Sher-
man has admiration, esteem and support and is our
favote son. you know but he does not awaken the en-
'thusissm like Blaine