New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
MR. DEPEW ON THE TlChEI'
HE SAYS THERE Is 40 BrllEhNE''o'
CONFIDENT THAT ALL REPUBLICANS WILL ''i
PORT 1T HEARTILY-ITs LHCEf'
TroNAL STRENGTH.

rIoyAL STRENGTH.
Chauncey NJ Depew returned YESTERDAY 'HVrn- rra
rs fro, the Republican National conventions 'l'
privatc car ran into the Grand Central Stft'on Soo
after @ o'clock Mr.. Dcpcw looked as prlsh. ana
chippcr rs il he had just run down from rceN'hi'
on fine October morning, instead OF Jus, II"
finished journey Of nearly LOW mi''' ~ W.
uhor. ,be thermometer showed temperature oil
ninety degrees most of the time. lie ie'""' vi
,he Harrison brigade at the convention hurrie' 70
h;o ofIce where he found an immense amount
- noil and congratulatory kilograms w'i''hg 'o'
| him and Stephen b Elkins, the Secretary oi "ar
Tho greeting was warm one Inc ''o''''''
whisnercd n few wor,s to Mr. Depew and thc 'a'-
tor led his visitor into his private ohic'' WILT, m,
| they were in consultation for some tme' W IL"
| ,ho, vere toaethcr Whitclaw Reid, the Repnh'lcah
c,nldate for Vice President, Iolrcd them. H''
pcd remained there a short time only Inc 1'o-
rotary Of War ef, Mr. Depews room 'hr""g"
r,ivote entrance TO avoid the reporters VINO Me'e
'.a;,,n, to 500 the president Of the New-iorK
| Central and Hudson River Railroad Inc co'"'"7
| =, tho Secretary Of War 70 him was though' 10
! uo,r TINT the President Ind sent to MT DcpcW
| ,h,oroh tho Secretary an invitation TO accep' u'e
,,,oopcv In thc Cabinet caused by the resignation
=, Iomcs G. blaine Mr Dcrcw lauchnGIv admit
,.l that thc Secretary Of War had caI'en uPo"
him but when hr ;Skcd II Secretary L'N"'
had b,o, cht a message from the ficsidch' o',i",
>. him tho vacant Cabinet portfolio. lie replicn
~, no did not Ihovc received no comrunlc'-
tin, from, the President or that subject
Would You accept the once II IL "''' VI
fered 10 you. Mr.. Dcpcw
Tic president Of the great Central Railroad sI'-
TEN leaned back III his fhhlr ai" "c''"
Mt. before answcrinc
"No. wouli not. lie s1id
avba. do Won wish to say about the Republican
National Convention = ,..ou
"Wcll | have been going TO National 'ohN'"-
tons for twenty-five years. and when the hHh' "a'
D over I have found that the delegates were I'll
u yaed into fonr classes. There are lrst the men
b. oho ,rerc thc victors and come ont IuhiIant ana
: oor6lcnt of the success, Of the ticket. Next COIN
" ,hso mon who were beaten, but VINO say: "t"'
,ve wcre laa,en in fair fight Tins Is our 'rN''
' and we will all turn in and help eec' l" i"''
e norc o,c certain other wcll-mcaning men who are
i ood thot they believe that il they are beaten
a ,,e nay.v is bcatcu. In the last class are ,"'
Is = bo cay. "You have nominated the ucW
n ,,airs, our Judgment: you may now elect your
M oo,, 71csc are tho fonr elements IN every VA
,ioroI Convention that have ever at'eh'e''
,t d.. ., this convention there was less pn'"'
feeling after the nominations haH o'c" n'" '1',
u a. anv prcvous convention thh INV
u ~ o.bcr words IL made no difference WIN" '''
n 100, the c,udiIa,c nominate would rc''iNe ~
- s,,,n,rt or tle other side. The Mihhc'polie ,''
~ ventiou was singular in this respect All" W."
!" ,be result was known II Is saic 10 Ny u'.e
" ,,r. prouortion of these who were e"'e" W. W.,
-. as their ticket and went IN 10 WIZ
" W - .,h.r of men Who said This II your u'h'
n nd vow can elect it, was unus"a'y '
Is ba@. been to conventions pciotc no" ""' o,,r
III III L,.. ON tle swearing train. win '' c'"r
III . nm and considerable amount VI F
on - tho mir II there was such tram ~ ','"' -
ne tho wov homc from Minneapolis u "'' "''
nd over the Central Railroad. p,,,s,.
~ " perbsp. that train came over 'h' i''''''
lie MA roo1 the reporter suggested.
he ,,,, casc said Mr. Depcw with a"s'
rn - ro,,,. ,yeIl shaken ont of them ny III
me | ih.d talk with Senator Quay lmn'c""
ast ,,., ,be convention had adjourned anu "' '" "
Mnn M 49,, h,w any bitterness IL said he WIS E''
oit home 20 work for the ticket M. ...;u e,,
DO YOU think that ex-senator f1'' WIN
mort tie ticket this ialI ,,o.., o,.,,
senator Patt is party man, an" u" " -,
dc rooso, to believe that he will support '''' :.
Mi ,o,,IIv Mr. Pla,t aud | did NOT asf'' ~ =" ,
AIRY los. candidate 10 nominate. haN' "''"
mg a. u,,irc's for sixteen years. dii ho'
nty ~ " g., yos 9, candidate for th' n)mlna'
bis h'N ,,o ,,orlcd for President llarrls
'e" o ,h,uoht ought 10 receive the n"mina'' ~
~
"N &C., r,,, - ,oo GOOD \ Republican not :" supp
t ,;ot., lie believed that Mr. Blaine was
that ,roroe A. man 10 run, but maJoritN '' "''
eyi r,tcs did not agree with MIN ~ .,u.
up rnn,ic cd with my.elf or any one ''se
OF long while with Gorion Ai'eh H,'' ;,,;
ON" hond man in hi, opp sion 70 'h' I'"''''"
been - tho President. Mr. Allen was cnthn'''''
th"a tbe ticket and he made nuh'cr VI S"' .'
had hnd ,n .,or,i,c campaign organizations i'll '"r'
out places n,, o,mn,ign
,r'.. do,,, know. Since the convention
'ND' ..a noon ttving to get back TO my d"sI'
last havo not had an opportunity 70 discuss II
nitcd nave "'' ~"
,son with any one. ;,,,o
%,'' ,s"n As far as YOU have been able to Jnd!e'
rcc, ,he ticket been received with eilthl4'aNm
No Of We'll. should say that it had;
in v;ocara Falls foi Buffalo las, night on t ~"
WAS rolls local which gave us thirty mlhne'
puO,lo before starting for New-lork' "ie"
vas reached the Buffalo staten, there was an
ay ~ rense crowd at the station. lls'c'" y, "
VI" Vi called upon for a speech there senator 'ir
Wv and I were tlmhl.d into a carriage an" drlNc'
oher on. If the larac squares, where there were
least 10. 600 people. When we were i"',"''
tcal there was "a terrific amount VT "Pf ,,,, -
was h,, sftcan minutes Senator liiscock -
about the aame length Of time. Wh' We
r. sucokinc Ropulcan clabs kept cohlh' anu
q ing They hai uniforms, bands anu ,o'o
."' usrc full of enthusiasm. ! am told una,
-" -, - meeting was one Of the largest ever hel'
mon, Ru0alo The train reached Rochester ~
camp o'clock last n'eh'' ''t
ignal crowds and 2reat ch'h'sl"S"
Dun What do you think of the nomina'oh oi
to be- candidate for Vicc-PrcSidcnt'
d the "To New-York was conceded the honii'
. Two for Vice President, and from the start ni''
I side | ~, w,s the favorie His nomlna
Dur -, .,a.ho, tho ticket His can
will | Will ''''"H >, p,;d STA