New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02
MEN NET IN THE BROADWAY THRONG.

Although Ohio did not carry OH the Rcpubucan
nomination fer President In spite Of their having full
fedged candidate aud two dark horses the field, they
continue swarm into New-York business and
they are satisfied with the nomination
favorite OF another State who was born In Ohio
The Tribune Stroller Saturday into group Of
ohoans composed OF General ]. S. Robinson Secretary
OF State, AttorneyGen Watson and State Auditor
W. Poe They are oil Republicans and their mission here
to pay OF Of the Ohio debt for which they
made funding commissioners by their Offices
They paid Of last week $3.50, 900, and
tended 100000. The State has an
Indebtedness OF only about 81 ooo,0 600, and It's
credit good that it gets money bonds for
1-2 to per cent Each Of the gentlemen named strong
y asserted the dominant strength OF the Republican party
In Ohio Mr.. Watson said the majority would be up
ward OF % coo 80 000 General Robinson said that
Thurman had weakened the Democratic party in the State
rather than strengthened It, and Mr. Poe said
the Democrats of Ohio utterly hopeless feeling
regarding their chances either in Ohio Indiana. Be-
fore the party drted away Emil Kieseweter of Colum
bus drifted into it. He formerly Auditor of State
under Democratic rule and having been voted
at the head of a banking institution. He is representa-
tive German Democrat and his resolute silence poll
tics falr-szed
Coming down Broadway the Stroller met Johnny"
Hill, who formerly clerk the ST. james Hotel and
is at the Bartho,ii. lie q Buffalo boy orig
inaly and large number Of Buffalo people follow him in
his change Of position. This is Of the peculiar
features Of hotel business. popular clerk with n
wide acquaintance almost any salary and hove
assistant to do his detail for him. The who
bring customers a hotel is much IN demand as
the hrst-class travelling for wholesale house
There half q dozen In New-York hotels to-day
who paid for their influence and give value received
places they become junior partners and then
branch out proprietors
Andrew ID. White. the ex-president OF Cornell Uni
vcrsy, Is met he is taking carriage to drive 20 his
lie Is of for europe to make researches in con-
with writings which he is engaged Mr..
White has less interest In politics for
years lie appointed Minister TO Germany by Pres
i1ent Hayes and splendid support to Mr. Blaine for
President at time when many Of his personal friends
going 10 Cleveland Inquiry about the present
situation elected he satisfied but
that he will take lie part in the contest being
away most OF the time.
John 7. Lynch, q business who has become known
as prominent factor among Irish Americans is watch
ing the stream Of humanity that flows down Broadway
from post vantage In front OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
All :" he exclams, with a half sigh, wished most
ardenty Blaine would be nominated for Presi-
ident But shall give support to General Harrison
and hope every loving OF Ireland do the same
1t principle that ought draw 20 the Repub-
llcan party quite regardless OF the candidates only THIS
necessary in the ticket that the men who make II up
represent principle for which the party stands
Harrison and Morton are for protection and am and
so ought every Irshman to be-"
In Fffth-ave Twentieth-st. I met Colonel E. II.
Using agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Company
seriously i'll for months with nervous pros
traton but recovered his old poise by careful nnrs
ing in Florida The Colonel lives in Ncw-Jersey and
besides taking lively interest in Jersey politics has
become known a writer of considerable power