New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-27
MIR. BLAINE'S VISIT CLOSING.
HE EXPECTS TO LEAVE TOWN TO-DAY.
TIE SECRETARY WILL 60 TO WASHINGTON. NOT

TIE SECRETARY WILL 60 TO WASHINGTON. NOT
TO MAINE-HIS CALLERS YESTERDAY
Unless something unexpected happens to change
his plans. secretary Blaine will to Washington
oday. and Mrs. Blaine will accompany him. II was
said last night that he had abandoned the idea OF 60
Ing TO Maine: In fact. some Of his friends declared
that he had seriously entertained the project
As | understand the natter said one OF thchl'
=" Mr.. Blaine simply CAME to Newlork without any
Intention of going further. He explained the OBJECT
OF his visit upon his arrival TO his little grand
daughter. and oculls about his eyes. That Is all
there Is and wns to it. lie has seen the littic
one and he has had a consultation with DR.. NoSe'
about his ewes. lie finds that they are all rgl' 80
far as regards any organic trouble. They are S'"pN
bit strained from ovcrwork. and require no slccai
treatment. Hence he Is ready to 60 back to his post
once more In peac. and comfort
Mr.. Blane spent yesterday in much the same way
he has the other days OF his stay here lie breah
tasted In the main dining room OF the hotel early III
stead OF In his rooms chatted with friends whom Nv
happened to meet there including Ex-Governor AmeS
and Senator iiscock and seemed 20 enjoy the meal ~
much rs any one. lie went Ia his room after r'huns
the papers and talked with few old friends VINO hVe
in the hotel. and with G. i. huntington VINO 'aiicu
about 10 o'clock Mr.. Huntington had some rai"o''
affairs to discuss with Mr.. Blaine: at least, 80 II was
reported. About noon the secretary and MrN hn""0
went ont for a drive In the Park They vSi'c" MIS-
Damrosch before they rcturncd TO the hotel
The afternoon spent at the MOTEL DIV '''o'o
dinner Mr. Iinina took another drive 1t was re-
ported tlat Mr.. Plat in consultation WIFI n'li
during the evening. This erroneous. Mt il"'
went 10 the theatre. lie had second ihtcrVi'" VII"
Mr. Blaine on Wednesday night and expressed en''re
satisfaction over H.
\ great deal has been written about n 'ohic''''.c
of the party leaders, which IT said would u h."
lof.. NJ
such meeting was held nor will any be called III inns
civ The plan was considered and Mr.. GARRISON
favored such conference that the situan'h 'o""
be discussed fully and freely by repre- 'niatNc m'h
of the party from all parts Of the country bd' ul''
was proposed vi hou the slightest reference 70 NJ
Blaine's presence here. In fact, when inc NM
Ter was discussed It not known tm'
he going To visit NcwN"rN. N"'"
Mr.. Clnrkson reached Washington however, he found
that II would BE- impossible TO get up such meeting
Many Of those who wanted TO attend 1t could not
come here now, and 20 II wa, decided to postpone II
until the leaders gather at Minneapolis. Then all the
states viii be represented and conference can D. h"n
that will be attended by almost every prominent
leader OF the party. This meeting Will h. heh IN a."
probability on saturday. June 4. at the West hoiS''
Minneapolis. Chairman ClarSspn did not arrive mere
last night but be sent word that he would come from
Washington to-day. lie does not expect 10 zee Mr.
blaine for his train will not arrive until O'Clock -
night and Mr. Blaine expects Ia sta!t on the "tOn-
gre,sional limited" this afternoon
There wcrc the usual number Of sensational rp9rt.
ali nj Mr. Dlanc's alleged political Hucinnc"-. hui
little attention was paid ~ them. VT blan" SlIu
one of the best known party leaders last night IAs
said noting nor has he authorized any one !! ~
for him what H.. intends % d. IL" has II trl"l l"T
the most part silence but i must be admitted 'i'
his Silence give, good deal OF -Atiriaeuoh 10 nlS
friend, 40 one however charge the secretary
with encouraging any m lvcmcnt IN H. favor. IL
defined lis position months ago. he las been con