New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
MR.. DEPEW GOING ABROAD.
he TALKS CHEEErUHY ABOUT POLITICS
CONFIDENCE IL THE REPUBLICAN, MANAGERS
HARRISON AND REID SHOULD WIN.

CONFIDENCE IL THE REPUBLICAN, MANAGERS
HARRISON AND REID SHOULD WIN.
Chauncey NJ Depcw will start FOR Europe TVS
morning OH n sx.wcckS trip He will sail on me
Majestic. OF the Whit" star Line which Is advertised
to lcayc her pier at n. m. Mr.. Dcp"w this mo
will take only his valet with him. Mrs. DP"S,
who thought Of accompanying him Is not In The best
Of health and does not feel able TO stand the istgles
" an ocean voyage.
Mr. Dcpcw said in conversation Yesterday that hc
fonnd that the effects OF hi, railroad. political and
literary work bad begun b. tell upon lin. ~ he
grows older bis work instead Of decreasing, rs II
should, growing. That In the lat yea. II had
done hard work that IN any previous ysar OF
his life Az a Consequence secplesDess. rheumatic
pains and other evidence, 81 weakening OF the sys
tenn had shown Themselves warning him NAT the
time had when he needed change and rest.
"Insomnia7 Mr. Dcpcw said always troubles me
at TIL, time Of year know though Just whore 10
seek role.. 1t Is aboard ship. Once started across
the sea put in eighteen hours Of the twenty iour
In sleep and rest But do not miss meal ! Am
always on hand when TIA" bell rings for breakfast.
After tina; take up novel. but doing befor" /
reach the bottom OF the second page. When the
luncheon bell rings l am ready again for my rons.
Then take up the novel again. fail asleep over the
third page and wake mp again nj tho call for dinner
At O'Clock am IN bed. and sleep like top until
the rising bell for breakfast arouscs me-. Whom l
10 enjoy my visit on the other SIDE
what parts Of Europe shall you visit tbs yeari'
Mr.. Dcpew asked.
Il intend going to London, Paris and Hamburg.
These are main points Of my itinerary. sh'ici-
pate much pleasure ia seeing Mr.. Gladstone and many
other friends, and hope To be In London when Far
lament IS In session
g" shall be back on or about September J. prepared
IN wear care and carry torch In the triumpha Har-
rison and Reid campalg1l."
| What d. YOU think Of the Republican chances ms
yol are going away :!
eft is most too hot 10 Indulge I'm political prog
| nos,icatious bu 70 far the Thermometer Will permit
| the Use Ok the horoscope am Of the opinion thht
things are going way. There ara good reaeons
u,bv IIarr ON and Reid should not be elected. From
many points Of view the canvas Is In better shape
than II ever In any previous Presidential ecoioh
within INV recollection. The Peoples party AFFAIR III
IA. W.,t has developed III a way tO teach K"pubHcahs
who have had leaning In that direction that all the
reform, they seek can BE- b'st Obtained through the
In.ruueniaIitv Of their party and they seem to
be coming back into the fold In such numbers thAt 1e
State, considered doubtful awhile ago are nov s'il!
| Hruublican. In Uis stat" do not Know "l Il VI" ~
| crn,,tIcd Republican. There are certainly non" III
Nnw York. II We are a acuv" H. We onGht 10 U -
Shall win. When the heat Of the Weather glTe H, WY
| 10 the heat OF politics Kcpubhcds VIII D. louu liz,
| all along the hne Success Ia already I''''"''''
In speaking Of the men in charge Of the Republican
campaign Mr.. Dcpcw said that Mr. Garter , TnS ~,
| in Washington last Mr.. Dcpcw said. u told MN
whnt / had noticed IL Mr.. Carter IN hinncnponh'
| lie is mGa Of excellent judgment. sclfcontain'u
nothing rattles him. lie Possesses the faculty OIL
| loodng through the red fire and beyond me DE,lo
| ~ bras. bands OF course ! had 10 hand III MI
| carriers selection. aud never saw him until ! M
him In Minneapolis. Bnt | saw enough OF MN 10
convince nc that he possesses tho necessary caphS
for tho place to wLIch hc has been called secretary
McComa,. too, Is capital man, bright ana G necd
| have any approximations concerning either Mr. ,ar,er
or Mr.. McComaS pnr campaign Is In good mani H.
and they Will have the best of assistance from lh'
| ailcst Republican, In the party | feel confident
| that / shall hear good account Of their work DE-
| fore | return home"