New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
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Washington, March Is. -Thiz has been another
busy day for Prcsident Hsrrfson, ana between re-
ceiving visitors who desired only to greet per-
sonaily the President Of tie United States and
conferring with Senators. Representstives and
others On business which they certainly naSrded
as Of prime importance, he found litsio tame for
anvtbsau else Amonr the earliest callers wrra
vice -presideat Morton and Senator Hiscook. who
spent some time with the Presidents and retired
with cheerful but iuscrutsb]e faces. The Quid-
ruacs atfasbed great i,portanes TO this conference
and ala that II woula Be Followed BIZ another enc
to-niuht. Al which ex-Seuator platt and perhaps
sx-ss nasor Warner MiI1er 'woald be preent Soon
after the departure OF tie distinguished New
York callers the President received the HshQpe
Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, whe
are holding conference here. and who were ~
compauied by o number OF colored editors and
others. Then came tha delegates to the Nsttonai
Educational Association and their 1iends NAM
befing nearly 1000. every MAD and woman Of
whom Insisted on shaking hands with the Presi-
dent lie was then called outside to
receive the greetings OF o couple %
thousand men. women snd childnn-a
small fragment OF the great general Inoljen
which has besiegcd the White House almost con-
stantly since Monday. He did hot undmtaSe "a
shake the hands Of all these people, but grtetnd
them cordially, and they contentediy departed.
Later in the day the Flambeau Ciuo Of Minneap-
Oils marched TO the White House preceded py =
drum corps, and received hearty weiocue. AL
day long stream Of men-mainly pohticians--
iriclled through tho doors OF the Executive Man
sion.
NUhBEh OF NofAhIh oAi-i4so'
Among tie men who came singy or by twoa
or thfses in the course of the day were Vice
President Morton, Senators Hiscock, fasweiis
Quay, Paddock, Dolph, Stewart, Wilson. OF Iowa.
Morrill,, Mitchell Morgan, Hawley, AIcf1eh, Chaces
Callom, Washburn, Davis, Sherman, stanford,
Spooner; Representatives Stivers, Hermann. Nc
Kinley Mrey, Caldwell, Taylor, Grosvenor,
Browne, Of Indiana; Farquhar, Adams, Lacey, OF
Iowa Cheadlo Cannon. Sawyer. Kean Baker.
Hejstand. steele. HitA Hayden. Butterworth.
General n F. Builder. OK Senator B. X. Bruce,
ex-ooupressnau ]. n. Lynch. of Mississippi; Gen.
ersl Lew Wallace. General W. W. Bellxnap Con-
fxoIler Duriam. the Civil Service Commissioner.
NJ T,v,msn Generai Swift of California: Mr..
N;nma excbief ~ the B,rea, ~ statistics Judge
Trn.on Gsneral WILLIAMS ~ the Inau rural Execli-
live Commit.aa and. casaus AZ. Clay.
S.,a,0. l,aI,,.- cs,,.sel r.eyv Eailace and Mr.
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A visitor wbo attracted considerable attention
,,as webster FTanacan. whose loud inouiry.,
y What ara vve here for ps cohyulsed National
convention and made him famous in q twinkling
Mr.. FLANAGAN was ACCOMPANIED by several other
PenpbIicans from the Lone Star Ssatc.s He
oxnla;ned tha, be wanted nothing for himself, but
,vas onx;o,a that the Federal Offices in Texas
1horld he nlaced In the hands of Republcans who
arc honest and competeat. The United States
Marshals In the northern and western districts of
the State respectjyeiy have rendered their resig-
nations and Mr. Flanagan is anxious TO have
their successors appoin oed without delay. Another
caller uas reconnaissance of Revenue
Walter Evans, of kentucky. He would be glad
TO SECURE a reappointment but declared that he
is not q candidate for the position. he said:
II had 70 60 East on business. and thought
might as well stop here. Besides. L made VOW
four years ago that il lived until this time
would come to Washington to witness the Demo
cratic exodus
Mr.. Evans followed the example VI . mrso
number Of Senators ConsrcSsmea anu o'.,..
prominent Republicans To-Day ana mnae sno
grand tour as ne styieo lt--meanng ''ss no
had called on the head Oh e"0n u '"' i'A''u'''o
Departments
DAwLER pATRoNIzEs TILE PRESIDENT.
Another White House caller, who is never so
happy as when doing good in order to get his
go ;rto +be neyvsnauer was Congressman Frank