New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
THE CHANCES FAVOR RUSK.
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Oonttnutd
cx-Congressman Hepburn, of the snme State. Since
Kasson dropped politics and took to literary pur-
suits, he has regained physical health and vigor'
His neighbor, the venerable eN-Sccre-
tary of the Treasury, Mr. McCulloch'
has walked over TO the Arlington, whcrc
lie encounters ex-Secretary Window, who is soon
to resume his old portfolio The llppec"Hoe
Veteran" who is chatting with ex-Con GreSsnah
and ex-Minister Bingham is another ohloah' eA-
Major-General ex-Congressman, eA-Mlnls'er
Schenck. who STUN ped the Buckeye State with
William Henry Harrison almost halitentury
ago. He AID Bingham were both GA Lane
Wings end they entertain each other WIN
"reminiscences of the political campaigns Oh INT
oden time, when both were young. EA-oena'olS
and OK congressman arc plenty rs 5iackoerrles'
In scant half-hour you might have pages Oh
your autograph book filled by them. II lie" Oh
the names would be those Of ex-senator warner
Miller, of New-YOrk; Ex-senator, eN-
BrieadierGcncral Van Wyck OF Ne
braska. but formerly of New-lor ex-senator
Joen Mcdonald, Old Saddlebags,' OF Indiana
Ex-Governor Alger and eX-CongreS>men Horr ana
IIubbell. of Michigan; ex-Consressmcn PAYNE
Burleigh, James Crowky, Richclieu' Robinson
and Van Voorhis, of York; O'Hara oil Norul
Carolina. the coored ex-Congressman with Celuc
name which led to his being invited TO confer
oro, of Irish. Americans by O'Neill, of Missouri,
who. By the way, will join the great army Vi
exsr tomorrow; eX-COngressman Lyhcf' VI 'iiS
sissjppi another colored man, and eX-oehhVor
Bruce and ex-CongreSsmen Mckee ana OhainefS,
of the same State; Ex-Governor, ex-oehi6t"r anu
ex- ongressman Kellogg, of LOUISIANA ana eA-
Congressmen Morey and Sypher, also OF the fencal
State: ex- Congressmen Neal Robinson, INwiehce'
Schultz and Mercy, Of Ohio, the lastnhmeu "
member-elect OF the List Congress; eX-CoheresS-
men Davis and Cullen. Of Illinois eN-CongresSin'ii
pettibone OF Tennessee; eX-CongresS1ncn DeS'>i-
dorf. Brady and Libbey, 6f Virginia eN-CohErcss-
man and United States Dstrict-Judge Speer' oil
Georgia: ex-Congrcssmar Pound, OF WISCONSIN,
who has been kicking himself for two years ~
causc he supported Rcformer' Cleveland TWO
veors aro. ex-Coneressman w d. Washburn' OIL
Minnesota. who will don Senatorial robes on tues
day: eX-CongresSInan Brewer. the potterS u"'i"-
factnrer ~ Ncw-Jerscv and eX-Secre tary OF the
Navy and cx-Congressman George Nj. KoDeson' OF
the same State.
The GREAT army OF exs' will receive heavy
Teinforcements tomorrow from BON pOnuc"l
parties The Democratic column will ne the
largest and will be headed by ex-President Grover
Cleveland and his understanding l. r. BN'
ard, cx-Secretary c. S. Fairchild, cN-Secrctary
William c. Whitney, cX-Atotncy-frcncrdl a. II
Garland cX-Postmasier General Don NJ. DlCKh-
son. ex-Secretary w F. Villas, and eN-Secretary
n. J. Colman. Ex-senator Eli Salisbury will act
as volunteer aide 70 ex-senator and cX-Secretary
Bayard The right of the column will he COM
posed OF ftty-four Democratic cx-Congrcssmen'
with Baron William T. Scott at the head. It
is expected this column of cXs' will he strongly
reinforced within the next few weeks.