New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
Lieutenant Richard waliach on duty at NcwYork, and
J. +. Moses. on duty in this city.
THE RETURN OF SPRINGER.
HE BROUGHT A BIG BASKET OF POLITICAL
EGGS
All, OF THEM WARRANTED TO PRODUCE
HEALTHY CHICKS-HE SAYS BhKkls
CLEVELAND is "wILLIN' AND SURE TO
wIN-sPRINGER TO BE SPEAKER
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l
--MoRRIsoN's VIEWS.


MoRRIsoN's VIEWS.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnIBUSEl
washington, Nov. 16.--The exuberant Springer OF
Illinois, has arrived In Washington with an uhco"
monty big basket of political eggs, every one Oh winch
he vouchcs being perfectly fresh-as iresh io'
example, as the sangamon prophet and statesman MN
self From one Of these eggs, upon wmch nc had
inscribed in his plainest boldes hand the magic name
of Cleveland Springer warrants that MS Dfaiiu he"
political incubator will hatch healthy chicn "on y"
has already named President and couh'eo' "o i'S
also named "Speaker" and counted IN "u'ai'o
lusy and vociferous chick which Is 10 DC haeou Il, .0
manner from an egg labelled "spr'nso', Az w.
he feels peculiarly anectionate, not 10 say pa'eii'
interest Then he has q whole nest full OF eggs Dear
ing such names as Palmer, Villas, Hi anu ram
Jones, from each one Of which he WARRANTS ''o
ing OF United States Senatorship anu he Has oo"".
them Also springer wouldn't pay eoppoi W y. ~
sured that Of the eggs will turn out " w ''
AS for the speahershp, he said - ......
81 am in the fight to win. nave lour'eeh 'oN'
from my own State to begin with. and can cosi' OH
the Northwest There will be leo members ifoh ''c
states east of the Ohio and never yet mas spcaSeF
been elected from state west OF the WABASH a.u .'o
Mississippi. As these States are 10 oc no". u. .'O
Democratic column 1t would be gooo P,iu's " i''e
TO their wishes. OF course 1t Is early yet !" Vain aoo
pledges but have every reason 10 leoi .o ..
especially as the SOuJn VIII v" 'f''>
three candidates in the fieid' A.,
co,a..I roars ero when "tdai wave' gave the
Democrats control of the House In the AL'Al,h 'oh
gress by majority of seventy oda vooss' sp'"se'
was or beloved himself to be- canaos.e ior op""e
In the Democratic caucus he received jour Noe,' ="
the Lid Congress- If his story should repeat nsc no
might receive twice many, the Democra'io h'''o'
being twice as big as IT was IN looo' n"' "''o'"o
tn sp,ineer he already has fourteen votes rom HIS
own state and % can count on the Northwest HOW
over an event which happened at . AZ O'Clock a. H.
Of Friday November H. ard which was followed Dy
railroad journey from Columbus 10 Ne"-ion' "-.-
Grover Cleveland and Daniel Lamont d ns 'o'o
travelling companions, may have resui'co III d ue"'
which iustlfies springer's confident tone. III appears
that Grover Cleveland confided to springer In s'ri''
confidence of course, that he, that is TO say Mi.
Cleveland woud prefer TO continue in private lie'
vet he coyly admitted also in strctest commence as
matter of course that {" II they want me snail DO
willing to accept. What could be more naturai a'ci
this admission from +" BaEkis' Cleveland than that
" Esras, Springer should repay commence WIFI eon
dence and say that he felt no strong or tender yea
ing for the delights of private lie ana 'hat' III po"'
~ fact he Is consumed by ambition to sit wherc
clay and Blaine once sat and where Reed now SITS
No sooner had Springer arrived in Washington than
no bastened to explain, in strict confidence, the
attitude and desires of Barkis" Cleveland and him.
SELF With his usual perspcacity, Darkis" springer
also seized the opportunity to explain that wmie
Palmer anxious to be and cer'ain to be
e,ected limited states Senator, he has ambition TO
be candidate either for President or VicePresident.
Nots how DEITY and quickly Springer sought ID pre-
vent belief from taking root which might prove 10 De
an obstacle i'm his canvass for the Speakership. Mr.
Springer said
at is certain that General Primer will come to the
sena,e The Legislature Is 101 Democrats, 100 lie.
publicans and member, elected by inc Ea a,trs
hutual Bencht Association, which Is hos pon'.'
| marry
old-Iine Democrat who has made numerous Pleaees;
i Se oshe % soo voted With The would
best deadlock but one %;, Of them ps Mp
Ssa and has the *sSsd
until %o yea ago. fRen he voted for
Governor Palmer, and has since been friendly TO ihat
gentleman The predictions Oh these a%S;pia% o
which the Democrats, having control OF the organHa
ton Of the lower house. can offer wnen
Palmer is not looking forward to either the Presidency
the sI% in is he Is os snS than is ALL
lie is now seventytwo years Of age but vigorous to
more Of work. He was on the stump from the 4h Of
June until election day making four sReeee enaed week
Mr. springer has decided that no apportonment bill
shall pass the House at the coming session unless II
is good enough to say, will vote for bill to retain the
present number of Representatives In Congress, DO
The biz offered by It is nU% Sending ses the
total number ut 3o3. , - ,,1
1t IS real pleasant TO nave man III "asIunston wiz
knows as much about the future as Springer does
There Is one Illinois Democrat here however who Is an
older IL not an ADLER, politician and prophet tlan even
Snrineer His name is Morrison. Despite the fact
that he was appointed to the lucrative olce OF inter-
state Commerce Commission by Mr. Cleyeaho O9n4e
won a National reputation tariff smasher' long
years before the Buffalo statesman had begun 10 s'oS
9r think abOut questions of National policy at all ana
It IS hardly secret that he regarded. and Sun
regards him mere political accident Ooi n1s
success and says it means that ian
tichatn. Int he adds with equal emphasis, that I" no
man win be nominated by the Democratic party who
ton ApparentIy Colonel Morrison Is Of the opinion
that neither Cleveland Hin can 40 that perhaps saS
he thinks that Illinois might unite on Mqrrison' anu
PRESIDENT be possible h SAID the ' msn m msa
,,ha,r IN he named Is Senator Carlisle. know OF no
one better in that sections but 90 not suppose senator
Carlisle would give up his seat In the eens even ior
the Vice Presidency"