New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16
TO MEET AGAIN ON MARCH a
MR.. AND MRS MORTON TAKE LEAVE OF
GENERAL AND MRS. HARRISON.
THE VICE. pREsIDENTELECT AND HIS WIFE
PLEASED WITH THE HooSIER oAPlTAI-
GENERAL LEW WALLACE MofsE iNrE~
ESTED IN HIS NEW STORY TRAN
- IN THE CABINET.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrDESE.s


EsTED IN HIS NEW STORY THAN
= IN THE CABINET
~ rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBTSEt
indianapolis, Dec. 15.-The WISH VI INC
aentelect and Mrs Morton came 70 an emu ''S ioii'
ding The special train furnished by inc pres'ueh'
of tbs Eew-York Central Railroad was inauo "p qDs
ot,1 o'clock several hours before the time announced
Gov ,ts denart,re and General Harrisons distinguished
,., s,i,ued o,ietly away before twenty people
snor, ,hov wore gone General and Mrs Harrison
Gaia c,odbv /, thea at the house ana inc! "orc
aecompanied TO the station only by MT hanoiu, '"'
ccneras private secretary, and Coionei hficsoiai''
on, 90 The members Of the Board of Trades cohmI'ee
20 vvc,come them. Mrs Morton had recovered en-
,, fcom her indisposition of the night before ana
80, t~ash and animated as size walked through the
-, h,u NJ the splendid station on The arm
&c ,ho Gallant Colonel He carried In one hand q
h,c hououet of roses which he presented 10 MIS- NUT
,on INST as the train starting with inc oo"pn
n,nts of the committee. Mr.. Halford WaiNou WIN
Ar Marion and the little party stopped ior ioN
minutes inside the station gates cha1lhg III n's
,o,r Tho VIce-President-elect had apparently so
-, 80 20 his sore throat and he looKcu cheeiiu
-, o,,o,ted lie had had a dengh'lul WISH u
Tnd,.nonol,s he said and had been spec'any graz"
Col Nv tbc warmth and size OF last ngh'
g. c,ns,dor rrdlanapolss he went on, one VI 'ie
nrsDse,tatIye cities of the West, iuii VI oi'0'
"a ,ifh a great future before It, us ciuHons or
an" 80 rorisI and Mrs Morton and are
e,Sr ,ho, yc came here We have especially en-
sn~od meeting General and Mrs. Harrison. Genera
Harrison is a man of broad views and statesihai"N'
onio,ons and he win be every inch Presluen'.
4C,n 7 give YOU ANYTHING about the CABINET no
7 cannot say word. Don't ask me- 'ou'uN
tell you II wanted to- A.. uor,or
After a round of good-byes, Mr.. and MIS- morton
co, aboard Mr.. Dopew's special and tho tram
s.,,taA ont Of the station the Bee Line ioL
(gevelnnd and Buffalo. The departure OF MI anu
Mira Morton was the only incident OF 'he uas a.
Ccfis.a1 Harison's house. The PTesidehNeoo' wen
out for his usual walk In the morning. uu' 'leio VIZ
few callers as Saturday IS a quiet oay w" Inu""a
noI,,ieans In an Interview at Crawfordsvhe "enois
Lew wallace talked freely about MS oo'"s NN"N0
member of General Harr!sons CABINET
~ cannot accepf a Cabinet position" he said' un-
Iess II should be made TO appear a posi'Ne uutF'
sill ms should not be taken as dechhd'ioi INV
cannot decline what has not been offered to hin'
what would be the reason Of reiusal 10 soeop'
Literary occupation. have Dooh unocr way
and should he very unwilling TO abandon IT,
your name Is associated with the Secretaryship
n, war Would YOU prefer that to any others"
Il have no preference
&c In regard to a foreign MISSION would you accept
one.' -,
IT have not permitted myself to think Of the sub
,oc. Sufficient INTO The day IS the evil thereof
aVin Blaine be appointed 20 the Cabinet"
ain the Language OF the Mexican, 'Ouien sane ~
'aWni Mr. Harrison choose man for the Caoihe'
from 1ndiana!' -
He could 60 further and fare worse Ihefe aie
enouVh men I'm Indiana 10 constitute half dozen
Cabinets"
The romance upon which General Wallace is WORK
ing will uor,ray people and with which he
became familiar while at Cons'anunopie' oenoraA
Wallace says the story that he has entered literary
trust which will publish five novels ana eQualy
apportion the proceeds among five authors VINO con-
tribute the work is without foundation.
"Cong back TO the first subject" he SAID, i
woud like 10 remark that General Harrison has
mind of his own lie will do his own choosing IN
everything There never man elected Prcsl-
dent who is freer from obligations and promises
Tho Republican Stale Committee, at lis meeting
last night did more than pass resolution warmly
commencing Chairman Huston for his work In the
campaign Mr. Huston, 1t appears, met out OF his
own pocket several large deficiencies IN the campaign
fund and everybody is enthusiastically grateful 10 him
for It, The committee arranged 10 have Indiana well
rcplaented az the inauguration of General Harrison,
and committee of TWO members from each Congress
district was appointed n make arrangements for an
imposlpg show of Indiana Republicans at Washing
ION In March This committee will meet at the New
Denlson Hotel next Thursday 10 make further ar
raqgemcnis. - 80, -. , ,,,
General and Mrs. Harrison. with party Of friends,
accented a box in the Opera House tonight at an
rrcri alDmcnt given by BIZ Nye and James Whitcomb
Riley.