New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
MR.. DEPEW At HOME AGAIN.
WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT TIE STATE DEPART
MENT
HE WILL NEITHER CONFIRM NOR DENY THE
REPORT THAT HE WILL DE TIE NEXT
SECRETARY-PRAISL FOR THE
PRESI DENT.

PRFS,I DENT.
The ever genial face Of Chauncey VI. Dcpcw had a
more han usual appearance OF cerrfulness about IL
last night when Il Tribune reporter called upon
him at his home. He had Just returned from
Washington. having left there for Ncw-Y )rk City
Oh the p. M. train. lie Looked rs II lie
vouid lhe to say something about who IS t
h the Office Of secretary OF State but was
ulaci" 10 ot account Of promise he ,d made When
asked If the place had been Offered him aud II he
ad accepted 1t hc said that he not at liberty To
say word about the matter, although he would
Hike 10 extremely Judged by his appearance and
what he said himself he in the best of health
and spirits. lie said
Il lunchod with the President yesterday and
talked with him for over four hsurS, and
we covered every point Of the sItunon
thoroughly. lie looks II he In vigorous
hcalth than usual and Is IN extremely hopeful ard
aggressive spirit While We were TALKING the me. age
came in saying that Emmols BlInc Rad died We both
were ooked at the news. The sident spoke with
The utmost tenderness and sympathy Of the
peated aficticns that had TO Mr. hlnne.
In TALKING about Mr.. Baine's Affections, lie
showed phase OF character which Is generally
denied him. II Is said that lr is cold AID m,l m
pathetic. Ii Is true that lie doe, not posS ~ the
usual politicians faculty Of oxpgosing what he does
not believe. But In his expression for those he
believes 70 be his friends. and In appreciation VI
them. he shovtsl IA feeling which have never seen
SURPASSED. Tho country has found ont that it has
"a President who has grrat BRAIN but It will dis
cover rs 1t knows lam better that ho has an equally
large heart.
.0@I,oSas was very much me siTCk & with his ln'i%al.
Of every one Of the departments II sbowld
that while. Of 'course mo SECRETARIES fuily
and ably perform their functions. II l. nndonbtcd
fact tnat he j. constantly I'm touch with the whole
business of the Gov-rnI~n and Is II, Thoroughly The
President as l. The hcsd of any great corporation
lcit him after this Interview more de.pv Impressed
than ever WIN nm both a. a President ami a.
man; 80 far aN am personally
concerned never had with any more agrc, able
Convcl saton, but obviously The detail ol that Is
something which | cord not give for pulll l';.tlon.
Of secretary Of state. because the credit Of any Ad-
mini nistgailon Is dependent In large degree
upon the SecIc ary's successful admin TIA
hon Of it, dulles. Through the >ccrc-
tary OF state. thc Administration IS constantly
appearing IN the press Of the world. aud before the
rainel diplomats of IL" world IN III" discussion Of
the Interests of the country. The place
has bccom" of much greater importance since
Cur diplomatic relations have become mDic Intimate
theS have become Oi lat" with Great Britain
Germany. Italy and the south American republics.
The feeling IL Washington j. that the K, publican
ticket IS winning one. ! met many senators aal
president Harr son who now admit that stronger
Nomination could not hay. been male. Them J.. q
unanimous sentiment too, that Mr. Reid adj, strength
10 the ticket.
The ,inaNon at Chicago alone & enough % PROV.
That the Repaid rIn party will win ~ the rrNi ccc
tion The irr'condlable difference, the bitterness
which Is exhibited In The threat, on 10th ~.dc,
and the fact that the lines are drawn. not so
much on men policies and ideas. which
absolutely irrccoucilnhc. N" 10 mak.
1t impossible for Ia. Democratic ticket H.
the demonstrated ,ncccs, and popularity Of benjamin
IIarrsOn's Administrator