The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-18
SUNDAY POLITICAL GOSSIP.
CANDIDATE sTEvENsON STARTED FOR
GRAY GABLES LAST NIGHT.

Aa,ourn over to Thursssy-Repubiicnn
Harmony Makers-The wicked GIBBS
In Danger or n Severe Disappointment.
e. T. sheerin. Secretary OF tho National
Democratic Committee. arrived at the fiith
Avenue Hotel from his homo in Logansport
last night Charles J. Canda. Treasurer OF
the com mittee. was his first visitor. and soon
tho two jourreyed to the Hoffman House to
talk with the Hon. Adlai f Stevenson. the
Democratic candidate for Vice-President.
They found Mr.. Stevenson Just about pack
ing up to depart at midnight for Buzz
yards Bay to call on Mr. Cleveland.
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Stevenson will
return together not later than Wednesday
morning In order to be ready for the notiflca-
tion in Madison Square Garden on that even
ing. Among Mr. Stevenson's other visitors
were the Hon. Timothy Justinian Campbell
the Hon. Thomas F. Gilroy. and Gen. Ben lie
Fevre.
On Mr.. stevenson's arrival in New York
he learned that some OF the friends Of
whitelaw Reid. his Republican opponent.
were annoyed because a local paper In
Mr.. stevenson's home. Bloomington. had
attacked the integrity OF he st ot sme
labor tIonbles with the ITSe eo, mr. for
the attack, He certainly would not nc Hoq pn
tsnancs such he s sattd d me SG
would not engage in personalities. ne se,d
he hSd sne LETT
at midnight with some Of his Illinois friends
70 seeretary shesrin. on his return to the Fifth
Chairman Brlce had notified the NATIONAL
o'clock on Wednesday. evening to elect an ex-
ecutive com mittee and his successor as Chair.
same evening. M Shoerin thought that the he
%Setns to III FhSrsdsp and
tee as q body would attend the Madison Square
AS to the new Chairman" said Mr.. Sheerin.
rlty II a. a0i il " Il ISN'T Mr.. HarritywhS.,
r H EnqT who T I'll es
mittee desire tie rs-elestlo1 q MI shee ,h,
Tor Of indiana
| will join Mr.. Sheerin as his guest to-day.
CHAIRMAN CARRIERS FIRST TASK.
All the visiting Republican statesmen OF the
tSs seaside yesterday TSs HON.
+ 5 Sss
James s. Clarks%n at Long Branch. Richard
| c. Kerens. possibly tho strongest Harrison
a. u TX nna sH
VISITED FS They Hoss s
Of exesenstor John c. spooper. Who enjoys
possibly more thnn any otheE Republican
Ro the here s4 Ss q h
around he scooted Immediately out Of town
Before he got away he met resident o. New
York State who has been On Intimate terms :
in the election Of Harrison. The visitor told
hs ssasr Int 0e,S Ts hs
lay. Il was learned that the President and
his advisers were ready to meet the New
that It will require tact to bring about har-
| mony.
Wn to Mt ss Of Het as9
Mr. Mses that be the
Maeee may be induced to ia Ike it. he is q very
ana
banking Institutions. and furtherm9re: he has
PshRead Gq Mr. hf Msss Iii
$ rs :ssssr
rison men at Minneapolis.
Mr. Carter wants to conduct winning cam
Mr. Carter has bad several interviews VIII
told Tint the Presid emit has ignored New Yori
State Republicans long enough.
GIBBS TAKES OFF HIS GRANDPATHER's HAT.
ThGs s Sss TO-
late have been ,expIained: 50 also has MS
wearing Of the handsomest and most cxp.n
hat
decorated with gold. The Wicked has mo-
e y, is H. 1sta him
sfq Berner Is the U ~So
IN the shoes T. now Sy ch
sistant Appraiser Cyrus o. Stevens. whose
EServh@3v who knows Gibbs knows Der
Is to the man sut ,o BeElipeE is yell
the Wicked district leader has many lieuten
ants and friends to whom such place as tina,
Bser i've %
trict
Special sns nvsssaoH on shs fa RR0 pns
alleged Violations 81 M customs law In the
liners father is said to have made his none,
in tobacco. Berliner was not success az,
frauds. and he was relieved from duty; :" Biz
barker Of Washington being appointed to sue
and the place OF tobacco fraud detective wal
at last accounts vacant.
"a t. Rss RSsnss l. SAID Ss
for Jacob NJ; Patterson last Friday; when, the
latter was elected Ghsirman Of the Rerub!isa.
son and Securing through him the backing .
|
that Gibbs has felt like kicking him self for hi
vote ever since he learned that Fridays Crane
Opera House meeting was followed by Il win
party participated in by Patterson. Wanmak Of
, Eben Demorest for Assistant Appraiser Ste
yenss, place went bounding past tho Berline
stock like rocket.
Gibbs and Borliner were paradlng tn
Fifth Avenue Hotel corridors last evening
The Wicked One had discarded his elaborat
campaign button.
mittee.
! BUFFALO. July 17.-Who will succeed Ger
hard Lang as State Committeeman is aues
, tion which local politicians are asking the IN
selves. Among those prominently mentcne
, for the place are William b. Held. proprieto
, of the Buffalo Enquirer; Augustus F. scheu
son Of ex-Mayor, Solomon Scheu. and Herber
T. Bisse!l President OF the Cleveland Democ
racy. Mr.. Held is n warm supporter OF MI
Cleveland and. before the latter,s nomination
l3ufralo. It is quite likely that the place, vii
, be offered to him. The Nstrs Ia. IS usual en-
.t,,v 81, 90, -. a. hn.