New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26


-, tho SENATORS are LAWYER, and practised in appeals
Ia iurymen's hardened emotions. 10 rise 10 hIcaO
vehemence slight provocaon Is coIon i,cn,ber
From this Mr. Nedde among others, Is not alloscotSt
Tree Endowed with a strong voice and powerful
physique, he is even more ornldaelc an Ills
humor and dcnunciatiOn alike scathins; 40
metaphor is too strong ana no sliie WI Mr. Vcd
for tse against Obstreperous democrats MI. w
der tights I'm the senate lie fought at ChaneelQrs
VILE and Lookout Mountain and the enemy wo h nnS
the misfortune be drawn INTO ahtagohiSh Mie ]
must make up his mind TO hard blows. EAPeTrvn nv
has made him master of his weapons ana nc als
The end seat ON the back to the left OF the fIes
dent and is partly screened from view Dy t IL - ali
~ tb,i t coeS an and MANY rash has been DIS
comntcd and put to rOut by sarcasm iaun0i v,ar1
Dry for legislative history Is unusually good ana w r
McCarrcn, Democratic senator Iol n ~ dSetas OF
sunrIsed The other day be corrected as TO deIas VI
hi avn experence in the House. Mr.. Erwlil' WHO
honorably distinguished himself as speaker OK Tie Iie
na Words nso and leaves no doubt Of his meaning
hut he knows how TO be mild ana persuasinc hnt0r
caslon Mr. Sloan, on the contrary, mas no I!cpH
icai arts and needs none. lie never tries to be
sarcastic, and apparently taxes no Plcaoiv When ne
has something say. and he says so simply, Clearly
and forclby that all who listen know ne ca and Of
Them alone Whatever conflicts with that IS sure 70
receive his unqualified condemnation: NO Ig'i bc
found As a banker he Is skilled IN tle pr oDiG1e
Of ways and means As Republican nc DG ~ the
rcSponsibe head of the financial branch Of the house.
he is naturally opposed TO needles om, pannblican
propositions which involve expense, ana lhe DclV ~
Ecnubcan colleagues were less ready TO acknowledge
their force and explain them away. ar ILL., nn
ostentatious and forccfu personality lends dignity ana
weight 20 the senate proceedings. coo.,,o =
OF the large batch of new members, ueorESS =,
RocSch the Tammany representative from the WIN
New York District, has so far made the most laEordDT
impression lie is a stoutly built German WIN clil
Ing locks, a nOrd complexion and "A clear blue eye
lie speaks easily and effectively In either LnsSh OF
German. Mr.. Rocsch is the author OF me DllI 10
establish state Board Of Electrical Control IN place
Of the present city board and subway commission TO
the framing of which he was directly lmpcllcd by ms
horror at witnessing the killing OF the lineman FccIs.
lie was formerly in the assembly Colonel W: Il,
his large head and plentiful iron gray hair. lie has
yet to make his maiden speech, but he reads great
many paPcrs and documents at his desk, vote, m
diligently with his party, and Will probably
repeat his favorable record in the Ohio Legislature
several years ago. Li-pcnard stewart Is an9thcr
silent, but studous member His eyeglasses, pointed
beard and black froch -coat appear in the Chamber
promptly every morning at II, and he frequently
from his desk during the proceedings 10 take
counsel with older and experienced Republicans.
His activities. until to-day. limited 10 the ndt
ing Of Worlds Fair resolution which. Of course was
passed unanimously, and his reply To Mr.. Ive's I'M
expected on~ Taught aS to the Republican willingness
for municipal examination pleased everybody by is
promptncs, and effectiveness. Mr.. Or onnOr OF Blng-
hamton who wa, nominated without opposition in his
district and defeated h. Democratic opponent by over
100 votes. looks little Hike Louis Napoleon, and the
other day interrupted a motion 10 adjourn by
quest for leave OF absence. Captain IawIn,. of Long
Island 4, the Democrat who ran against hi, brother
and. thanks to the Gleason influence. defeated MN
for reelection. The worthy captain has not vet re
covered from his surprise at hndlng himself III MS
present place. and probably never Will since the ira.
dtion In the LIT District ha- remained unbroken i1r
many year.. that no senator ever succeeds himself
lie /, short thck-et old gentleman with grey har'
weather beaten countcnancc and little cMn l,her
III, legislative career, though likely To be brief is
not unprOui,ng. since he succeeded al the sccpIu
attempt in catching the speaker eye ANA has tho
good sense not to Interfere with matters hc doc not
understand Norton Chase OF Albany County. Io',
lIcr1cks Youthful protrtr. follow ulr pi"'''u'n-S
and watehr, tho president with almost painful
lnicntue>-. a. though realizing that his tenure 81
,,cb f., Az hort sp,cc A. possible That his ideas
are large and magnificent may be Inferred lrui III,
Introduction last week Of bill t. appropriate
tribe Of s3oooooo i'r ,mplrllht Inc 't"t" , D.,
his one l'tle sprcch inviting examination mo ms
right Ia his cat Mr.. Chl-" acquitted himself credit
ably. and under proper influence, he may e eAp''fu
t. establish a., desirable prestige politically "a, he
iit. Ch,ucr'. merry friar. Mr. Ahcarn. who comes
from the win Ncw York strict. formerly represented
man with dark mu-ta'hc ana Pi-I1h ~. '",hln.
au-tcIc. rs the solitary County Democrat among
.,ne,..,, dIacuit part To plly. lie ha, already
indicated ms course, however. by boldly rein'ln- -
CATION which ihc TamnanF men >tF' b. at" u',.I
dcruuc.atlou ~ him a. renegade Is n"' lIocN u
make him barter h, Indcpcndgn,r ior tn'T IL, ,,
afternoon ON The motion - table VI. Ives blur
resolution Tor an mn',,'.n . "' Nv h,yc a special
faculty. for getting h- too roddcn on and the pro,
poet, are that he viii ind the present session any
lccn called In the heat ~ d,hlt" the " baby and
I%iy Of the the S ecc'ad Wa. ' r,er pM r W" c6,s
being VI. vcs's junior hv eighteen fun calendar
months ,r, w. r iyc, c iS@@G' "t his fopc
as hc would probably Doc forced To- acknowledge hin
chamber with dash. dah's down INTO MS ."a', alI
with dash opens his letter, and h"'tfew' the ''rp,
within radlu, u twelve feet win torn and erlbcn
envelopes. In the same impnl-Ive way ne spti,ns'
| cxcltrdy 70 hi, feet ON III" scnHc't 2foVo'atoil