New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

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Arlington Hoel to-day, ana me0e enpe 81
the President-elect leaving no card Ho "a ~
show himself in the lobby however, aDd m, ~
fact out making .calIs during most cf ~ dnE
II Is understood. however. that be II satis1sA
with General Tracyss selection tc repeesunt NexR
York in the Cabinet
General Tracy il, Of course. weILnuown nguro
in New-York and BROOKLYN. He Is about six ~
tall, rather slender. and must weigh sbout loo
pounds. His face Il clear ont ANA axtraotfvA Hi
hair IL a dead whfte and - x,ear. ! ,rfmIv.cuA
white beard He bore his honor q. aav mosertlv.
chatting affablv to every ope vho cs.n.I a =
shake hands with him. Dne 81 IT, ,Yo,,r upf.
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With only the Agricultural portfolio left 70 dir
pose OF the Presidentelcct stiH had hts hands fnu
Of political callers Except for fifteen minutes
when he went over 70 the White House % MAXI
call on President Cleveland. his whole morning ~
taken up with visits OF oue sort or another froxn
the politicians who have aathercd here from every
quarter OF the Union. Perhaps the most important
call politically that was made carly In the, day
was that Of the Iowa delegation In ConErenl
Iowa, since Senator Alison's declinAtion Of tho
Treasury, has been pushing John 8. Chrluou. vhe
vicc-chairman Of the Republican National Com
mittee for q place in the Cabinet For long
time 1t was thought that he might bs put In the
Interior Dcpartrnent bnt General ,Iapdsnn,s
preference for an ar neriencss larger scr yb.A rr.
tion was tod strong 70 overcome and the Iovane
it is understood A. hast aerse5 :, -. u .No-s
for the only remaining nera,4,r.nt tI.t .ss,,sse
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DuS one point o! us MISSION was msos piAin. mr.
umikson h'mScit sen. up card issef 70 efenefai
harrison ana was usnefeo upstairs Tor IN inter
view. hs 'sik dio not sast long afnea MI.
c"rxson mas Oeen . vlsitor az Andianspons ana h40
also peen IN correspondence with the Pfendens-
elect and various Indiana politicians. It would
not taKe mm long to make his attitude and wishes
cear, nir. CiarKson wlil remain IN Wasmngton
i0e 'ne me- ung OF the Nauonai CommitSee' wnch
saNeS Pisce soon. on tne card wnicn ne LETT wlth
oecfc'aiy haiIoro, ne suu indicates his editof1A
connection with his Iowa newspaper. Tho lows
state Register" OF Des Moines.
Another caller who may have had an urgeus
political mission was Senator Stockbridge, Of
Michigan. The Michigan Representatives who
called yesterday were known to havc urged upon
General Harrison the appointments Of Senator Palm
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