New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
JUDGE THURMAN NEEDS EXERCISE.
THE OPINION OF HIS DocToR-Now HE WILL GE


Columbus, Ohio June (SpcclaD.-Judge Thurman's
nomination for vceprcsdent still remains surprise
and pleasure to Columbus people II Is looked upon
big assistance to tho Ohio Centenary, and for
every meeting held in Ohio the Judge will be invited.
lie Is already overwhelmed with Invitations from all
over the country but will give few definite answers
Dr. Van sezer who has been IN ATTENDANCE npon the
Judge for dozen years and has lived ncighbor
longer, says:
There IS no trace OF organic trouble The Judge
is feeble in his legs with rheumatism, brought on by
HIS sedcntary habits. My great trouble with MIN IS
20 mako him so ous more. He reads until or q
o'clock every morning and then sleeps like chld
until He seldom goes out, and for that reason
| think no will come out OF the campaign In 3cttcr
health than no has II careful. the travel ana
excitement Will do him good His heart IS sound
and his kidneys. lie is naturally man oil splchnu
physique, especially from his hips up"
DIR. Seller says there IS no reason why four years
hence the Judge should not be nearly as good as ne
Is now. lie has given up the use OF Stlmuiah's' 10
which he addicted only moderately and cohVIVial
ly at any time. Other personal friends and members
of the family say the Judge has not been SO wen In
five years. mainly because he has been taking letter
Of himself. The excitement Of the last lew uaIs
has had a remarkable effect upon him ana no mas
never been personally so pleasant or so elatcd
Senator German was reported as quiet VISITOR
at the Thurman home to-day, for personal oohIcr
encc but he could not be found at any hotel ana II
here slipped In and out mysterionsy. oho D7noIia''
anxious to have Colonel c. ;. Brice become chair
OF the National Committee. lie mas goho to
New York While willing to accept tne 2 place. u HY
hcsltates because his great business interests VIII
suffer.
Ohio Republicans are using Thurman as q ,a reason
why an Ohio man should be nominated az thlcaso;
Nor is this all In favor of sherman Dnt loranrr % S
Mckinley are both favorltcs. The Blaine men % sun
insist that their old leader VIII DC nohin"'0u anu
that Sherman should take secOhu pid0o'
GOVERNOR BEAVER THINKS THE ISSUE CLEAR
Harrisburg, June 8 (speclaD-ln the course oi
conversation to-day on the Democratic Ticket ana
platform. Governor Beaver said: Speaking from
purely political standpoint, it Is an honest uehet
upon a sincere platform and raises direct ISSUE upon
tho groat political and industrial question OF the
present day. never heretofore distinctly ralsed Inc
Republican party will gladly and uhcohq"eraoiy ac
cept the Issue and go 20 the country uio'l.a''sIS
upon IT. The result WILL in my Judgment a9inI'cy nr
settle for generation whether an american or an
English Industrial policy shall prevail IN tho united
States"
UNION COUNTY REPU UBIICAN LEAGUE
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Union County kepub-
lican League was held on Frday evening III Library
Hall, Elizabeth, n. J. new cohsu.1'lo" was
adopted, new officers elected, and number OF new
mombers enrolled. The whole contrOi OIL the League
vested in an executive committee assisted Dy
conference committee of their own appointment ana
the plans OF work for the coming campaign were
talked over A meeting OF the executive committee
will be held on Tuesday evening This committee con-
sists Of president Charles g. Mcbride Editor of Tho
Daily Journal :" secretary, James MeaaeIs anu H. v
Ink : MIller ~ westaeld: G. T. Reed of Railway;
and Augustus Moore, OF EllZaDo'h
GETTING THF NEW QUARTERS READY.
Tho new Republican headquarters, at No. Is West
rre NV nj