New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
GOSSIP AT THE CAPITAL.
THE POLITICAL DIFFERENCES DRAWN ~
SOME FAMILIES OF NOTED MEN

a SUFFERING d.
TILE COEEANs.

Was
who IS ono OF the leading politicians IN the lerl'os
a , hat, on many important Offices before he
,as elected In Congress. Is stanch partisan anu
50 IS Mrs Carey Ills bright and c-timable wlie-ohy
she happens Ia be a Democrat. wllIe he Is q hcPuO
rcap Women vote in Wyoming, ana, nov 0eihs
restricted In the exercise Of the franchise possess All
the privileges Of the in TN, re ipect since be
.,,,ir, tho wife al the Judge Mrs. Carey makes an
evcenton in his case when making up her uchet
nm election day, and the Judge gets vote Dat Is
said that all other names on her ticket are ihVaraDF
those Of Democrats. II is related That when Judee
Carey was courtng the future Mrs. Carey nc was Il
candidate for Office and that the 1901 81 MS heart
II that election voted against him. since hcr
marriage however Mrs Carey has Waived her Dcmoc-
racv I'm favor of her husband and he received her
vote for Delegate IN Congress. II l. Her OPINION no"
that he Is the best Republican Of her acquaintance III
wyoming. Mrs. Carcy's father went from ONO 10
wyoming. having been appointed survevor"'eneral OF
tnc Territory Judge Carey is native Of Delaware
and was educated Tor the law in Philadelphia ana
Vow York He rs been Mayor Of Cheyenne, an Asao-
catc Jusco Of tho supreme Court OF the IcTi'tN ana
81, now serving his third term as Delegate IN congress
He is trying hard TO bring Wyoming into thc Union oi
,,os before the close Of tho present Congrc~s and
if he succeeds greater political honor- ore douhtis'
in store for hin.
Congressman NcComas. the brilliant Young Rcpuh-
i,r gresham Of MARYLAND. IS another public man
who ha. a wife imburd VITA political sympat'Hc'
different from those OF her husband. She l"."ne'
to one Of the Oldest and mo-t prominent iaiIle' I'D
the Western part of the state Her i1;hc' hi'''i7'
cors,ns and all members Of the family who can vote
ara Dcmocr,t, Even tho two nt,la daughter %
,f Cln ,rs.,,au arc enthusiastic bon thcr wishes i'T
Dcmocratc success except when Nclr father IS can
didatc and then they havo no potc~. The elect "h
Of Democratic candidates for state officers IN MARYLAND
f. A source II joy 20 AL u Congressman M''o"h'
family connections on Do, viic' SIDE
The wife Of CONGRESSMAN Eu'tcrworth. u ohio
belongs 10 an old fashioned Democratic family is
and that Mr.. But;crworth for many years DECLARED
that Ucn as she call, hcr distinguished husband
wa, The only Republican Slc ''"I '1'S "'""
enthusiastic over.
4 stranger case. however, than either Of those
already cited is that Of the children u cNConge'Sman
WOODBURY. Of Nevada The mother of the children
who died few years ago. was strongly D'H"or'"'
I'm hcr svmpathic-. Willie and Grace are n" names
nj the children They are ten and eight wears ~
arc and are exceptionally bright and we'll Informed
for their age The ex member from Nevada In, had
many a laugh over the political ~lgac.ty of DIS boy
In .hc last Concrc>, Nr. Nopdburn delivered an able
speech on the tar0 question. II" took copy q"
this speech to his apartments aud ASKED MS 'N Z"
road IT, VIII d, nnc reader. lie went carefully
over every sentence u the speech then placed The
record containing the remark, q L., father on the
table and began 30 whistle q doleful tune.
How DO Won Ike my speech 90 inquired thc miheF
ooh IL doe pretty We'll fo- an Old man. said
Will
ON one occasion some 1uc inquired Of VIII II he
and his lath.- vcrc on the best Of terms
Ycs SIR replied thc bow. Pop and get along
first r4t. He, al right hut don't ILL.," BIS poir'.'
Not many Of the members Of The List Congrc,, have
introduced as few bills a, Representative formau who
WAS sent e. Washington from the district formerly
represented by Horizontal LII Morrison. lle -
ulsin. tl. bv saving That WIEN he Wa member -
the Hluor legislature De Thought Il was bis dniy
- frame law, 20, well u.s. holp pas. them. - "'H'
10 one of the oldest member Doe SAYS, land ASKED
him ~ recommend 10 me few good hill' thAt
wouldn't do ANY harm 20 introduce
..Younr man, ms friend replied I'm The course Of
nv first tenn succeeded getting three Of my bills
passed y hard WORK va able % get two u them re
poalcd In my second term and ever since have
been trying O. get the third of the -istute books
A group Of Congressman were discussing NJ
RandsI's prospects for complete recovery the other
day ia 81 the coal. rooms ~ Ac ll'u-e when TIE
conversation turned upou the rrc.n' Inversion ~
the PENNSYLVANIA statesman and l.- formal reception
ly baptism into Tire membership %. o certain church
lcrc-au Of which. ~. yuu mU remember. occurred
oulv a f.,, woci. as,. Just then th- well known
figure Of General Benjamin T. Butler pi 81 the door
II reminded some one a. once % an episode Iu con
gross lu the famous d,adl1ch over TIE Cvn Rights
BlI. I'm which both Randall and butler were con-
,picuous figures
The question q adjournment wa under considera-
ton. and General Butler had stepped over 20 NJ.
Giandall's desk for private consultation. lutlcr
favored a sunday session. Randall opposed IL.
dad q, ! am ra.d Randall. ! hove some respect
for God'~ day. and don't think IL proper 20 hold
Sc sion Of Congress on mat day
ION. pslu.w." responded Butler, 90 doesn't Tire
Bible say that il is lawh 10 pull yorr on or a. ont
Of 4 PIT on the sabbathdayt lou have seventy three
a-,es on your side Of this House that ! want to get
out Of a ditch tomorrow, and ] think am engaged
IN holy work
Don't do il. Butler pleaded Randall. 81 have
! ,ome respect for you TINT don't want 70 Lose. /
! expect some day 10 meet You in a better world H.
You'll be there. a, YOU here rctortcd Butler,
quick as thought, a member Of the Lower House
Returning the other day from state dinner given
by a vel. known member Of IN" Cabinet who ha, the
courage 10 rap the company to order" before 1t ss
down. and says grace, not for What the company is
| 10 drink but what it !, 10 cat returning, say,
from such feat the other dIy. the Illinois vit Of
the House. lilly Mason, Wa reminded Of an ca
cccut ana kindly piy stefan # h- acquaintance. wh"
had series Of after dinner grace, that nicely expressed
/ the degree OF his thaukfulue-s
When he had partaLcu OF a f,nltlc,5 rcpa.t. Mason
: -nys the doctor would reward boz, wife with radiant
smile and then, turning Do, eve, upward, say.
+ cmphat.caly
Thank God for an excellent dinner
dinner Of merit though Of inferior excellence. Wa
acknowledged dcvouty with:
Thank God for a good dinner
An ordinary spread that would Justify neither
special praise nor positive rprooi elected no hcrticr
/ grace than:
We'll / am thankful for my dinner
Int when the rrpa.t mad consisted Of cold meats
,od unp,latablc reproduction, of yesterdays fare
the worthy man u,"d 10 pray In pmnN'cb
nl-ulniou, tone of grievance though hc were pro
testing against in usage and mplouus an impo-,t
buty:
- May the Lord make me thankful for what !
have received
/ don't know whether Congressman Mason wished
10 be understood a, having felt like uttcrng some
thing similar 10 the lat grace Of his friend after
RETURNING from, the cold water feast fifteen course