The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-29
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NEW YORK. October % -"ls Sackville.
Wost an a.s. or has he an understanding
with ihe Republican Managers asked
ihe fl5iDg face Of the stereoptcon man 2
luilciin Of the Madison Square crowds
Let evening, and que tons concerning
Sackgiile- West. his letter and iis tiitct
were iskcd everywhere, and by no one
we're they asked more earnestly than by
those W ho saw the President and are in
tercfied in tine campaign. The eager
res in This direction, quite az much as
the d, sire 90 greet the President, induced
Campaign Managers Brice and Barnum
e. 90 un o. Secretary Whiirey's house
md await Mr.. Cieveland's arrival. They
talked long and earnestly on the topic.
Iut ic.iherof Il en- would be interviewed
On 10 aftDward
Two others Of The Presidents visitors
were greatly interested IN the same mat
ter. Indeed, they travelled on from Bos-
ton expressly TO see him and talk about
IL. They were John Boyle O'Reilly OF
the Boston Put and Patrick Collins. a
very prominent lrish-American mer-
chant AID Democrat said last night
Of their call. "Okcily and Collins
were with the Prcsiden, more than an
bourttis morning talking about The Sack
vile hCst letter They told him ihat
they thought the British Minister ought
not 10 be- permitted To remain in this
country as the representative OF his gov
ernmcnt after his ill-judg d interference
in the politics Of thi. nation. Pie Pres
ident assuicd tnom that he shared their
views, and said that il Minister West was
not recalled by his government within
three DAYS he would be given his pass.
ports lie added that he had every rea-
son t0 believe that the recall would come
before the three days were over
Mr. O'Neilly returned to Boston in the
afternoon train.
Colonel William G. Rice, Governor
HIPS private secretary, was the first to
call upon President Cleveland at Secre-
tarv Whituey's house He was very
heartily welcomed by the President, to
whom he conveyed The Governors com
plmeuts and greeting, and his regrets
that engagements entered into long pre-
viously 10 speak at Warner Mlller's
home in lIerkimer, and the important
manufacturing town OF Amsterdam pre-
vented him from participating IN The re-
view with the President Colonel Rice
was invited by Mrs Cleveland to view
the procession from the windows OF the
room in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, to
which she had decided to 60. He ac-
cepted the invitation, and joined The
party IN the afternoon.
THE PRESIDENTS ACTION ENDORSED.
BosroE, Mass, October 2S.-The Presi-
dents demand for the recall OF the Brist-
ish Minister is the great topic Of conver.
sation in not only political but social
circles. twas not known here that the
demand bad actually been made until the
appearance of ibe evening papers with
reprints of The Horolds Washington dis
patch.
accostcd The Hon W. f Russell, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, just
as he stepped from The platform Of Tre.
mont Temple, after addressing two thou
sand young tariff refOrmers Without a
moments hesitation be remarked
"He should be recalled instantly
When reminded that the fiat had al
ready gone forth he quickly added
That's right The President has, as
usual, done his duty. The letter was un-
questionsbly put up, but, no matter
whether il was or not, Lord Sackville
had no business TO ans ser it as he did