The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-25

Four" of the Empire STATE Inc
pew, Hiscocl, Miller. DR.. ia'tI
the spokesman of the delegatiop
was always surrounded hv and
When Mr.. Depew was not in au'Au
captivating all listeners will us u ID
tongue he was at some dime, us
in the same delightful ayoca,ns
pew is one of the most remarkaTn-
of the times. in that he tbintU
and talks equally well. Morenr..
as brilliant in conversation as !"
speech. ~
Warner Miller is as retice,,
n could find in a days sear.% "ls
self contained. solid, forcefrl
he does speak it is with del;h
emphasis, effectiveness. This D
represents all elements of New w.
publicanism, and New York ;a
eddy the battle-ground between W
ties. No wonder the big Fo,r%s
important factors in the result
The Ohio delegation was If ,,..
%portance. 1t could scarcely be- y.
wise with such men as Gover'
Kinley and Ex-Governor ForaLar :
list. Here again is a most sirit;,D
trast. Mckinley showed himself y
neapolis in his strongest charac,s.
of modesty and reticence. H;s
almost shrinking demeanor. va.
where remarked. Not so with r.,
He is a brilliant, dashing ]caval1
who flashes his saber and sLo1'
Hoop la!' as he rides the enemvS]
A very taking" way Foraker bs,
on his feet at Minneapolis before a..
he had no difficulty whatever in m.]
them think him the smarte,t ms,
America.
Other Ohioans who attracted
attention were Bushnell. Of S,,in,sI
and Conger. of Akron. though theI !.
was not Il delegate. Both are rich j
ufacturers, and Conger, | think ]
be one of the busiest men in tba a
try. In addition to serving as nra,iIl
general manager or director Of ,pDJ
fifteen big enterprises scattered tbr0rI
ont Ohio and Indiana. as the Rro,y
member of the national commi,ts,
has for n long time devoted anm,L|
two each year to politics, which ii
chief amusement. 4 strong, sbru
quiet but friendly man he Is.
Senator Quay, with his slight 6nI
squeaky voice and air Of one NJ
mind is so fixed upon what is before
that he cannot stop to look to the
or the left. was much sought after
find that Quay, like Plat, is one b
to the world, another to his freu
The latter say no more generous ]
sacrificing man can be found with,
thousand miles. Instead Of hein. r,I
ing, selfish, unfaithful or tricky
friends set him down rs true. MANLY
loyal. 1t does appear to he fact ID
most of the trouble QUAY was erer
grew ont of excessive loyalr "a
friends.
Hamilton DisstOn. the miili@ana
manufacturer of philadelphia v.
Elkins. the street railway magnate
the same city, who lives in a leill
palace and with his partners c1r
lie surface rOa,tS of the three n
cities of New York. Philadelpha
Chicago. and II. W. Oliver. tns I
rlCl iron man of Pi11~hurg. wen}
spicuOus IN the PcnnsylyHnia deleJ
Such n gathering of active. sued
men III all the walks Of life is
fuu.,l nowhere else than ia one "
great national conventions. Asls
the press platform ami lookri ont and
the Delegates | saw among o'hes
picturesque. >aiurnine face of eS'SnA
Malone. Tucked away under the 4
WAS the famous white hat. Nearby
Tx Senator SpoOner, Of slight phy4
and unprepoSscSsinS face. but Ol
brilliant and powerful. Tranquil
Luna, or the calm noOn. Juan Sa11
van and Miguel Otero. OF New Nd
showed the dark faces of the SD
race. Behind them, in the alterd
Were two women from the wd
suffrage State of Wyoming, In fail
nations and races wer representa-
this body of president makers, even
native Americans, for there Eat va
Turkey. the Cherokee delegate, @pu5
of his lonors as any man on the fol
An interesting pair were Sen',
Teller and WolcOtt, of Colorado, the
ter wing even with Dep"w IN eloqla1
and wit. Other famous orators siu7
among the delegates We're e@A-Selaj
Ingalls, and W. .. Bradley, Of n
lucky. Notable among the elderlyni
We're ex-Speaker Galusia \. IN
Governor Dick Oglesby. Of Illinois
Dick Thompson. Of Indiana, who !
been delegate at large from ms STAY
about all the national conventions
Republican party has ever had sel'1
Cullom and Joe Cannon. Of llEbi
were among the nOtables, Ue3
of the same state, who lnau'
fortune in the manufacture oil u
grease, along with Director deD'1
Davis, of the Worlds fair, was OBJ
the most active of the youngerFN
clans. AS IA rule the gathering Wa
Young men. Probably one-halt q ]
delegates were under forty and nI
them have barely started in the lHip'l
No one can attend great naur
convention like that we have Jnsp7
at Minneapolis without feeling lE0Is
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