Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
NV ON HARRISON
k1s S.ys sons IstsrrstinE Things Abss
our Next President.

k1s S.ys s0un- IstsrvstinE Things AbSes
our Next President.
John c Sew. the proprietor of ,he Indian
sHoli. }oisrrs-i. SAID some interesting things
srou- General Harrison toe other day. and
one va LIZ
81. Ion { sappose . nlsn was ever before
elected Presdeut who WAS 80 entirely IN
tr4mIelct ~ pledges and free iron oohg2-
tons as General Harrison il today"
This is strong declaration e. come from
the man VINO took such N active and iufiu-
eur,4' part "A developing General Harrison :
strength. first as candidate iu Indiana
And late- - Chicago Ine drift Of the con
vcrsatlon which brought out th's expression
from Coiolel New va regarding the plans
q Goce-al Ha-rison Colonel New said he
was n 2 D. DARK ls much a. any body re-
gar'i.ny those plans. and IN speaking OF The
pcrfest freedom WITH which General Har-
rrsou could at nc made the remark that
h4s been quoted
Another significant thing which Colonel
Now said wgs that urtli ne called Upon Gen
elal Harrison yesterday morning he hadn't
s~en nln for about three weeEs- Inis re-
marx s4s dropped incidentally by Colonel
New Iu A. 1zlng Of the apparent good
heath - .ce General slter the cXcltement
and wearing elects OF tue closing weeks
o. he caruu-ogn. Il was a revelation Of the
independent personality of the candidate.
Hc needed 20 shreyvd politician no can
"a gu manager. - hIs elbow 70 sec that he
neither said nor wrote the wrong thing II
was also corroooratIve evidence that there
has been no bargaining over patronage go
Ing on before tnc elecslor. Colonel New =
undoubtedly correct 10 stating that General
Harrison IS singU.Ariy free from Pledges
I'D ob!gat ons.
Colonel New was asked II he thought
General Harrison woa<i t1rn out 70 ce a
Pres dent somewhat hse Ar Cleveland n
or persouA iudep ependence
"He has good deal 81 indeDe ndeuce,r =
vas ID reply but while ne demonstrate
I've ~ appreciates MS friends"
Coioue Ns~ drew a moe distinction by
tspi-ca-4on between a President who Is III
ospeadsls ard = P-osidsat WAC studiOgs ?
Iurns INC cold shoulder 20 ms party aud ms
friends He dos not thinx there Is any
eanze- tnat tAe mex. President wul make
tae great mis- axe hat the retiring one has
doaa-
Anost evrry cav pressing invitation
c0sacs % Genera. HARRISON D zo OF and
ourv himself ~ fhe woods somewhere aud
tsxe rest One Of tbs latest OF these =
from William Penn Slxon. the edstcr q the
Irfsr lc>rn. who writes that Gr 1as Cc'-
tt-r somewhere uD IA North " i-co1si IN.
where ne GeLera. can IND solitude And
goa nnnlog Colonel New ssys A. thsnSs
1. Qurfe likely tast General Harrison VII 90
so<ae shera fc- few weeks Of quiet after
s-shs| but ~ hardly ikinSs u prooao p
n vii e into sha weeds snd rouEa it A.
huat,n- De "a rather 90 far ason< N ea--
To- sucn erp~rienca< RI say be aas not
heard tnc General spesS of gong away.
Ds. innks u lvil 20 oui7 ns arsi for n
- 7~snt 20 ges aw-T BY himself Tor swh =.
TIE 7rcoah'lfv IS fh.t fec l-0nerli XII re-
NAN - Indians poiis until fae people and
t1c oohficts's h8vs hsd o0porrunrT 81 20
a. ~ fAe con = ssa.sting tuey wart - do.
Sp~ssing - thr i-ss # Conrressnen IN
lalA4r l. Co.aae NsW st.8 f. rrss on --at
vas fo le exp~c-cf The 6istr g mad be- n
made nen1oc-stic 5y thc chang ng n toan-
dsrle= and t6~Y would saw- Been carr'ed hT
sne Derrocrats tro r~srs 49, bus for thcir
party dlsssnsions .nd toe personal poea-
larItT ~ me Republican ca1sidsrss.
II Co,snci New hss saY s-uhls.or Q - n
sh~ rcv Cabinet he docs re- SHOW u IN h's
r0r~rrsarlon &c seems 70 ce Ia q sts-e -
h.e ros.fion here aos ~ Chicago. -nsf trcn-
era "a trris1u was tas most available csndi-
aate for tb~ Rrpuo4c4u pa-s0 '0 rse can
psign II lsS Taar feeling ae - on own :
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