The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-22
BREEZY TALK BY GEN. NV.
He Pays His Respects to the Raine
Maniacs.
IN. Y. Times.l

Gen. John C. New, U. S. consul-gneral
at London, who came to the United States
con little private business short tim ago,
was at the Gilsey house yesterday. Yer few
persons called upon him. Those who di' were
not members of the New York delegation TO
Minneapolis
81 met Tom Plat on the street wheTI went
out this morning." said Gen. New, "audhe said
it was all right"
"With regard to supporting the Republican
ticket" Gen. New was asked.
"Oh, yes. Mr.. Plat said he was in iyor of
the tioket-now."
'WiI Mr.. Piatt do any active work fl Mr..
Harrison%
at doesn't make any difference wheter he
does not Mr.. Platt and myself hay been
in conventions for twenty years. vi have
fought together for our man. We have. pOlIti-
eaiiy speaking. starved for our man. Blu that
is all past Mr.. Platte dice this OCCASION
were not loaded lie made a mistake. Jut be
| told me he would support the ticket"
"CAn ne so soon forget his enthusiasm for
Blane?'
There's mistake that has been made n the
| East. There was no enthusiasm for Blanc at
! Minneapolis. Clarkson, Quay, Plat am the
| rest of the outside breastwOrks' gang wer not
] mounting for Blaine. They were TendinG the
| air for a man to beat Harrison. In abou two
months they Will be yelling for a man to beat
/ Cleveland"
Have the leaders had Mr.. Cleveland in mind
/ all the time%'
who else? Is there any other man the
! democratic party who could strsngle the ssues
that Harrison mas made"
chow about Mr.. Hill and Mr.. German"
al know Mr.. German. | do not knew Mr.
/ Hill. have heard of Mr.. Hill, even recall
! excerpts from his southern speeches have q
! boy who waits on my table in London. l fancy
/ he knows more about the national politics Of
/ this country than this Mr.. HILL"
/ "Wlll the men who supported Eaine at
! Minneapolis stand up tor the ticket during the
/ campaignp
well. saw a telegraphic interview With NJ
| GARRISON, who still remains in Mnnes)olis in
/ the Philadel phia Press yesterday. In that in
terview Mr.. Clarkson showed more temper and
/ less judgment than | should have expected of
/ him. lie said, for instance. that HARRISON Was
only nominated by the aid OF copious PROMISES
of Offices by myself and Mr.. DeDew, nd that
the men who already held office were given as
suranoe of four years further tenure Of their
jobs. Mr. Clsrkson even said that the mission
! TO St. Petersburg was to be one of the rewards
/ of HarrisOns best worker.
Didn't work pretty hard for Ben HLrrison
| at Minneapolis? Well, Pm going back to Lon
don tomorrow morning. was offered the ST.
/ Petersburg mission three years ago II wanted
to 20 to Russia, couldn't have gotten he as
/ Segment"
mir CIarkson says that the st. Petersburg
mission was offered 90 three men when he first
took hold of the national committee" said the
reporter.
mir Clark.on said so, did he? Have you
figured up where Mr.. Clarkson will be, polite
ally speaking. year hence, when the repub.
lican party will once more resume Its regular
business OF making history? some of the news
paper men compared Mr.. Garrison ut Mime
apolis with Puck, CUPID, ATtei, and on. The
struck abOut rlghs Mr.
Clarkson has a wand that doesn't WELD. In
Iowa they worship false gods occasionally. Mr.
Clarkson might get into the Iowa legislature
some time for that reason"
did you favor the nomination of Mr.. Reid
for second placer
mo. did not. l was in favor of the ole
ticket l am an OLD newspaper man, and have
certain well-developed feelings of loyalty
toward men that have TO work late at night
But l think Mr.. Morton would have made bet
ter candidate for vice-president. He has no
been heard of for about two years A man WHIT
can sit s chairman of the L. s. senat,
for two years and not be heard of must be ,
! man OF immense intellectual ability.
Mr.. Reed, however, will capture ell of tht
agricultural votes. That was figured wheI
be was nominated. Secretary Rusk could havt
gotten lot of national grange and allanc,
votes but these societies have not taken holC
in New York state. Mr.. Reid stayed at HON,
land il may be q matter of news to tell you tina
he knew and we knew, that there had 10 be al
eastern hinge to the ticket Mr.. Reid has KEEP
well out of the factions, and can now battle fo
housekeeping well out of the fight all til,
time, of course.
as there any possibility of the republican
split healing before November? Gen. New
was asked.
"Split! There hasn't been any split Tn,
fellows that shrieked for Mr.. Blaine will b.
outdoing themselves two months hence in thu
style of their beli-crowned, high white hats
There wasn't any bitterness. There wasn't an!
split aThe men whom / have mentioned Al
being insane on the Blaine subject have los
their grip utterly unless they fight for the re-
publican nominee"
shall you be in this country between nov
and November
MY private business may call me herr
within a short time"
at has been SAID that In your interview with
Mr.. Harrison yesterday a certain scripture
king who ute grass was mentioned"
81 never saw any pasture lands at Bar Hsr
Dor" said Gen. New, land l have been ther,
several times But / want to say that Their
was not the least sort of Alfalfa tone IN M
conversation with Mr.. Harrison yesterday"
"Were you in snywise responsible for the re
suit at Minneapolis
"No, sir. As q citizen OF Indiana did n!
duty. ChAuncey Depew touched all the but
tons. He's the only man in America that cal
touch button and secure results without hi
actual presence"
Hoods Sarsaparilla absolutely cures al
disaasaa caused by impure blood and i