New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12
Dr. Hubbard, and James Abbott all Of whom are Ia
miliar figures at the headquarters.
FROM MANY POINTS OF VIEW.

The hotel corridors were sngulary quiet yes'cr-
day for day after the National election.
surprised man Englishman who had expected
| TO find thronS in ell OF the principal hotels TIC
satisfied himself with remarking that he though' %'
| the Republicans had gone home 10 digest their VIC
| tory and that the Democrats who had been about
glad that day of had al last come around
Among the guesIs at the windsor Hotel was a man
Of handsome face. gray hair, and commanding heure'
whose spectacles gave him the appearance OF an
athletic college professor. He was James MO"hi'"'
| OF Detroit of Michigans leading ra'lr'an ana
| business Mr.. Mcmillan IS commonly reported
to be leading candidate for Senator from Ml'higsh
| in place OF Senator Palmer, who has decided 10 retre
Mr. Mcmillan would not speak Of his chances but he
| seemed TO feel all right 1t is said that he has
invested thousands Of dollars In Michigan FURNISHED
employ hundreds of men, constructed factories
and built many handsome buildings Ho has given
800 900 for a hospital In Detroit. and presented
Shakespcaran library 10 the University OF Michigan
These facts were brought TO the attention OF D v ~
Lothrop ex-Mnister to Russia, in an unpleasant way.
He addressing Democratic audience al Detroit,
and charged that Mr. Mcmillan had paid the expenses
of parade that night in Detroit and he thought that
Mr. Mcmillan should have used that money for the
benefit OF laboring men, Then no asked whether
Mr. Mcmillan had hired laborins men at a prem
um above the market, or divided his wealth with
them. Republican paper the next morning showed
that Mr.. Lothrpp had bought some land IN Detroit
years ago. did nothing and got wealthy simply be-
his property increased In value from other men
building around It. They say that Mr. Lothrop fell
in Imagination tho bleak winds of Russia along his
spinal column when he read that comparison OF his
inactive record with that OF the energetic entcprsing
and philanthropic record OF Mr.. Mcmillan We have
lumber, salt. copper, iron and wool TO protec, IN
Michigan" said Mr. Mcmillan. and that is why We
by %, 600 majority
Colonel H. c. Parsons. Of Virginia, who is At the
Fifth Hotel, supplements his statement about
the Democratic frauds in Virginia yesterday with
an nteestinc exclamation of the causes which brought
o5 900 ex-Confederate soldiers into the Republican
party In that State. "The great Significance OF thls
contest said he is that It makes The wnlte couhcs'
formerly Democratic, permanently kepuphcah'
Cleve,and's unpopulaty cause Of this change
the failure the tax on tobacco was anotho.
and again the failure of Congress to pass the BAR
Educational bill was charged to the dominant parry
Then tho tariff issue was made prominent I'm the
mineral district which occupies nearly onchal oil
the State But the fight after all was mddle-ciass
light, and Northern man can UNDERSTAND inns 'oi
test which is going also in West virginia Norm
Carolina and Tennessee, unless he studies Tue rcs
Of the depression which existed in the soah p'iole
the War The non-slaveholding people were lars'N
excluded from Office and society The "sr j. sun
e,.oKen of as the rich mans and the poor man
fight, The Confederate armies were ohcered from nc
arstocracy and the common soldier suhoro' u
bardships and returned homo with pi''ernosS "
soul which was effectively appealed 10 Ia NV %
canvass II was demonstrated to the conino" "a
Confederate soldiers tha old aristocrats We're sun
IN IN, saddle and We asked them wIe'hoE 'h0' w
n.s,ere sboua remain theie. Twenty-Five 'hous@ni
old soldiers declared that 1t was their 'uin no"' ~
so it is in spite Of frauds
Harlem Republicans have not yet got throuen nus" ms
IN, over the discontinue Of the members OF me mar
(t,f, last
bonse Is nearly opposite the Harlem KcpHDican 80
in East Ono-hundred and twenty -hltn-s''' a"1
organizations had made arrangements lot 'h0 ~
NJ election returns with stereopncoH iha'
The Democratic machine started out pra'oI'' Wv -,
the returns became more and more discouraH'nS' ''
oragers beran TO substitute pictures OF inc po'no
crat,c candidates and finally shut up shop ai'oFe"
long before that most Of the crowd hah sonc wv
watch tn. Republican steieoptlcoh aa "a" i1c;yired
VIZ The matter with the picture show on s ohe
side !, positive r. ports M he entire
St"stegpstion of the Harlem Democratic Cub IN
Tammany members are ,hor HeWt and Without their
SUpnort it is said, the club cannot be kept up
Tb,re ia a sturdy young beggar. who for ions
o.. sror, h,s evenings in the neighborhood OF
Foureentbst and Fourth-ave and he Is Just as Huch
onnoscd TO bogus coin as any church warden g,"
tlcman who was trihe excited over the eieoti"' 80
him silver dollar the other night ana even Dcio'D ~
benefactor had passed out OF hearlnS' H-o u'''
Young scamp stopped down and sounded ihe cum vi
the pavement The test was Satisfactory, anu "" lcb
low pocketed the dollar with cheerful snie, VIM.
instantly gave vav to look of disIeSs as nc besoun
aid from another gentleman VINO lusl men Sc
The young Is cripple Dnt ne Is az mi !, more
work. and he beg; simply because nc mus IL noio
prof able than working.
The italian street musicians are returning TO the
city after their regular summer tour through the
country districts Most of them have laid by snug
sums of money but they keep up their work all the
wear round PLAYING great deal for balls and parties
in the downtown wards In the winter They are now
10 be seen in groups of three four in the uptown
districts every pleasant day and the SOFT music from
their viOns and harIs makes pleasing contrast 10
the windy discord of that little German Dahu winch
Is always with u.s.
MANY Republicans in this city are overwhelmed |
with the new hats which they have won. An en- |
ploye OF H. B. Clafin Co. IS obliged to receive
TWENTY-FIVE fine silk hats from Democratic friends
Dealers In hats are doing brisk business 1t Is |
safe 10 say that upwards of 10000 hats we're wageed
In this city upon the result OF Ihe eecHoi o'U VI
these silk hats
Not the least OF the blessings accruing TO the suffer
ing citizens Of this city from the end Of the pollcaI
fight is the fact that marked cessation OF Street
having takes place Never before, prior TO great
election, there much tearing up OF the streets
N furnish work for voters as observed in this
campalcn And when the streets torn up ana ne
foul gases from the pipes and sewers beneath the
Belgian blocks turned loose on the community inc
situation can only be compared to the unsavory sur
roundings of Barren Island on hot night III June.
IN MEMORY OF THE HANGED ANARCHISTS
No INcENpIARY UTTERANCES AT THEIR GRAVES
NEAR CHICAGO.