New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09
THE GOLD ROMAN, COMES UP SMILING.


KEEPING QUIET ALL DAY IN ORDER TO ATTEND
THE NEWARK MEETING.
When Judge Thurman awoke yesterday at 10 a. m.
he announced that he was feeling much better Tho
ioyful tldlngs were at once conveyed to the Demo-
cratic headquarters, where it served to disspate in
measure the gloom that been thick there since
tho old gentleman succumbed to attack Of old
fashioned cholera mOrbus" Later 1t officially
nouuced that he had for breakfast bluefsh beefseak
lamb chops breakfast rolls and strong Coffee From
this it was thought at headquarters that
tho Judge was again ht to pose az
an cod Roman, an Egyptian Obesk'
or "the Gladstone Of America circumstances
might demand. Nevertheless, there was some secret
satisfaction felt among the headquarer Democrats that
he would soon leave this city. They are as anxious
as ever to use him spectacle to capture votes, but
they don't like the idea of having him again taken SICK
on their hands. 1t exposes them TO too much odium.
because disc Eliminating public will hold them re-
sponsibc for IT.
The Old Roman, sounded about attending the
Newark meeting He said that he was willing and
anxious to CO. that he wanted to show the people OF
these parts how much life there was in him. AS Dr.
Coldthwate said that he thought the Old Roman
could stand It, it decided that he should co. and
that those who accompanied him should be well sup
piled with cholera morbus remedies. Mr thurman
was allowed by his doctor smoke cigar after break
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the clam broth and toast stage. lie received several
callers In the course of the day. Among them were
senators Blackburn and Hearst ex-Congressman 10
Fcvre J. s. More. the Parsee- Congressman Berah
wilkins David W. Cranberry, Mr.. and Mrs William
H. Cranberry, General Ba mum and Colonel
Iir,ce Part OF the day ne devoted to prcpar-
Ing his speech for the Newark meeting. IL was ar
ranged that he should leave the hotel at 6lo In mo
evening and that no demonstrations should attend his
departure bee ause they might upset him.
This last part of the programme was rather super
ruous Nobody had any intention OF INDUCING In any
onstratous on the occasion OF his departure.
There was no gathering OF people shout the hotel to SEQ
hin, 20 away General satisfaction was expressed
that he felt we'll enough undertake the work that had
been assigned him by the managers OF the Democratic
how He certainly looked much better than he did
on Thursday night, but his gait was sin slow and HI,
foosteps feeble Carriages were waiting Tor him AMI
his friends at the Twenty-tLird-st entrance 10 tho
hotel Those who accompanied him TO the Desbrosses-
So ferry were senator MCPHERSON, Attorney General
Stockfon OF New-Jesey General John Watts Kearny.
,on gressman Berlah wilkins, ". IL. Cranberry, Colonel
svy of Mississippi: his son. Allen W. Thurman, and
bis sec,ctary Colonel Taylor
" II was decided that after the Newark meeting tho
o,d Roman should return 10 Colonel Brces special
car and sleep on board OF IT, 10 lie hauled back ~
the Jersey City station and remain there all nighi.
According to the programme arranged, the special
car will be attached TO tho limited express train this
N Jrping and the ancient Roman viii start for his
homo at Columbus, Ohio, at o'clock