New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-24


syss most delightful one. / was pleased
..vord ex,ectation with General Harrison, botn
ne,soually and politically. he is o broad-mlnded
man. fully competent TO care for the inoefesos
Of the whole party He takes comprehensive
view Of the needs of the country, ana VIII gave
Il highly successful Administration.
8 But you cannot say that you wan DC on0 VI
The members Of the Cabinetr
sNo: / sm obliged to say nothing aoouc
Cabinet matters"
aNor whether your trip to Europe has been
given up?" ,..a
At this point the Phiiaoeipniah "o1A
little -,
Il would tell you that frankly, il II aid mob
carry so many differences with 1t. II oone go
you know what that means
Just as Mr.. wanamaker was walking through
the station gate to the train, Charles Iarie'on,
one of the officers Of the Wanamaker CLUB, stopped
him for hasty talk The young man asked 'or
Mr. Wanamaker's signature to peuton ior an
Office In one Of the Washington Departments
Al never sign my MAMIE to papers of that sortr
sa,a the merchant. kindly. But viii be glad
- helm Won. I shall be able to do more for you
directly when the proper time comes" The young
man EXCHANGED few more words with Mr.. Wanna
maker and shook hands, convinced that he had
q binding promise from the coming Secretary OF
the Navy.
. There can DO no doubt of II. from one thing
he said" added the lieutenant Of the WanamaKer
Marching Club
Mr.. wanamaler finally got aboard the uanh
and toined the party from the Harrison house.
Mr. Hayr,son. Mrs. Mckee, and her husband,
]. X Mckee. The ladies had planned to get away
from indianapolis without anybody's knowing ~
ana thew were greatly surprised to find hail
sozen correspondents on hand to sec them on.
The reason for their secret departure was TINS
They had had a good deal of amusement over the
vain efforts Of political pilgrims here to get lnto
town and out sgain without detection. Both the
,adies had said jolrngly that they could certainly
make a trip East without anybody being the
wiser. They had planned TO 60 on their visie 70
New.York next week, but mr. WanamaKers
4ortunafs srrival gave them chance 70 Wy
uut their Joke into effect. II was quickly ar
ranged that they should take the o ciooA lam
AR Mckee drove them to the station ahead
~ Mr.. Wanamaker, and they hurried aboard tne
through car as soon as it was switched
nm in Mace for starting They did not puy
+ic,rets ns ar as New-York and they viii probably
.+av tcr \ day or two as MIR. Wanamsker's
ru.st. ia Philadelphia, whore they will have
chance 70 become well-acquainted with one OIL
tire nost probable members OF the next CABINET
rrh.,- ,.tt to York will be made in part for
sho,,n,re nurnoses. They viii be the guests there
~ the vice Presdent-elect and Mrs. Morton
Tbev expect TO return to Indianapolis In ten days
mr. two weeks. Mr. Wanamaker naturally occu-
MED most Of General Harrisons time to-day put
there were other callers who had few words
with him. Two messengers from the Electorai
COLLEGES Of Colorado and California were CON
spicuous among the less important visitors Inc
Colorado man was Colonel J, r GALLOWAY Oh
Denver He got 10 the Generals house nrse gu.
srent only q few minutes there. He was asked
ostor,ya,d whether or not Colorado had any par
ticular Gift to ask from the incoming Adminispra-
ton.
. Well. not lust now" answered the Colonel
abut NJ the proper time we will ask for just
little office"
viii you name it?'
ooh IFS no secret. We would like TO see ex-
Senator Gesrge NJ. Chilcott, of Pueblo, appointed
First Assistant Commissioner Of the interior
Department. He is competent and deserving snd
Colorado cannot be charged with greatness IN
asking that he be appointed
i. b. Miner, of Benicia, was the California
messenger He is an ex-State Senator, and
Forty-niner1 lie called with bis wife ON the
Piesidentelect.
What does California want9r he was asked
before he started for Washington.
awell," answered Mr.. Miner, the Pacific
Coast never has been represented In the Cabinet
save for a short time, when Mr.. Wilson was At
torney-General and we think we should have
something now. The Republican party Of Cali
fornia is united and no factions now exist. 1t Is
an important part of this country, too. ana
Cabinet minister is not too much
what particular department should be repre-
sented, in your opinionp"
The Interior Department, because we have so
much public land there Yes, the Secretary OF
tho Interior should we believe come from the ex-
treme Western slope"
Are your people urging any one for the POSI-
tiona'
"Oh, yes OF course. understand. am not here
in the interest of any one. John +. Swift and
NJ NJ Estee are the prominent candidates, and
Mike De Young of San Francisco"
A colored delegation, representing the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, had conference
with General Harrison near the end of the day
In the party were Bishop w. j. Games, Of At
lanta Bishop B. T. Turner, OF Philadelphia, and
the Rev. DR.. j. A. Handy, Of Washington. They
asked In general way TO have the colored race
recognized in the next Administration They
would be gratifed to have representative IN The
Cabinet, but were especially anxious TO nave TINS
Consulate at Bermuda 20 10 coiored man.
The Tippecanoe Club went up in a body u
present tn. new Bible to the General. and there
were perhaps q hundred other miscellaneous
callers.
Frank s. Smith, Of Angelica, N. T., che son o
the ex-Health Officer and one OF the managers
New-Yorly State campaign, arrived here on the iat
train tonight He will attend to some law bushes
tomorrow and then have q conference witt
General Harrison on Eew-York politics. he
will try and arrange compromise by, which
Senator Eyarts viii be made Minister to England
and Mr. platt Cabinet officer. This would
leave the way clear for Mr.. Miller to 60 back
ia the Senate