New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
prBLIC MEN IN THE CITY.
crxAToRs AND CON0REsSMEN HERE.
.pr on THEIR WAY HOME FOR TIE

,vsy ARE on THEIR WAY HOME FOR THE
po1IpAYs-CHATs WITH SOME OF THEM.
,o,o,s were crowded yesterday with members
i a,o,e and Of tire House OF Representatives VINO
o. - on her way home to spend Ule ilohdaSs. AZ
were s. ,venuc Hotel were senator William ID. wash
ue i Minnesota: Senator Nelson W. Adrch, OF
pu,, island: senator Gray, OF Delaware ncila'or
hsU I,ecceg, Of NewYcrk At the Holman House
fr""" s.tor Joseph K. Hawley, OF Connecticut Al
was ,.,r,sudIe was senator David b. Hi, OF New
me , o,d III the 81 James was Senator Ncst OF
l O-" (ongres sman Tracey, OF Albany was al the
~, ,ronuc part Of the day, and Congressman eA'r
fu'n - Massachusetts, was at the Brunswick.
Ia" .ho members OF Congress hurried away on ti%
. Nc .ce They have long recess now from tieir
ear wosingtOn ard they all seemed to be anxious
~ IKE the most of a.
10 inA. ,rscocgx went to his home IN Syracuse last
uofore he started for the train lriDuhc re
MS ,, him at the nth Avenue and asked MIN MS
porter erord 10 the bill that reported from the
oT. committee on immigration, Of w'ach senator
0ans,er is chairman. senator HiscocK Is II meiho''
H"u' committee and he took an active part IN inc
" .,,,o, Amt was conducted during The summer
,nn en- tha proposition to shut OIL imhisra.ion IoI
IN senator HILL who was member OF the SAINT
~,,,tee but who did not attend any OF 'he nee"'s
VIC 10 the report when it was made ana nsHeu
r,ss1on 10 make minority report from the coi"-
mlttee 4. n,v 20 tho question
ee"' ,h,oo hills in Congress now all relating u
., in,m grafton Senator Harris WHO Il
,.,,go ~ III, Committee on Epidemic Diseases
D,ucaa a bill few days aeo providing for certain
,rscuops q course. l cannot say WHICH one Vi
,h three bills will be passed. but am OF 'ne opion
n, so,e measure providing for an efficient meaoo Oh
restriction Will be passed. .,.,o -,
ar Hill seems 10 be opposing reS'rl0uoh VI
askp the reporter
ro q, all. lie is not yet decided ms to INC
.lod IN be followed. l think that he Will
PR .n orv measure that will give the required re
stnctUa,7 was The reply ovooodinc,,.
Sonofor Washburn was apparently In an exceeulheiy
,,v mood lie said that 1t was the r'Su'V VI INV
~ .,, that his AnOpuon bill would be passed. I'D
So, 10 II he said: "The Anti-Opiion bill viii pas
~ senate Immediately after the Christmas hohuaS S
So n vote Of two TO one. The people are aAA''"'
.,. This bill should be passed, and think that IL
TN 90, through the House by a large majority III
t. hra 10 get to the President, and nothing can stop
au,,o, is the latest news In Washington regarding
tbs Senate ~ asked the reporter
awe do not know about that yet. We cannot tell
rba,ber Il will be Republican or Democruc u'i'il
seer The LEGISLATURES IN the West meet
ON cno,,D,an Tracey who was one OF those Cleve-
g., Domocrats who took strong stand against
S,otor hin I'm this state, asked If there was any
nn new REGARDING the opposition TO the election OF
paward Murphy IT.. as United states senator.
81 have no knowledge OF the canvass nc sAu as
b hurried toward the door 10 catch train Tor Albany
" C., ss,a,os Henri W. Blair Of New Hampshire, who
r,s elected TO Congress from Democratic district
In his state. was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Tor
short time during the day. There is one tmng that
surprises me- he said. and that is the appointment
n, committee Of Democratic Senators 10 see TO the
election 0, Democratic United States senators. al
WAYS thought that the Legislatures OF the respective
States looked after that
~wbot was the cause o, the Republican dafeatH'
,ausated l. Manchester haynes formerly a member o.
tho Republican National Committee from Main, IN
response TO a reporters inquiry. - 1t was The pros
uclitv OF the country. The workingman would rathci
See The manufacturers poorer although they get poocI
wages | think however, that they VIII DC Slu so'i
10 see another Republican victory