New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
purpose of removing the last of his personal
effects before his departure for Indianapolis
CROWDS OF STATESMEN AT THE HOTELS.
VISITING GOVERNORS AND THEIR sTAFFs At
TRACT INTENTION.

VISITING GOVERNORS AND THEIR STAtFS Al
TRACT ATTENTION.
Washington March 3.-Thc passenger stations in the
city from the early morning hours were surrounded
by n surgng mass OF people. awaiting friends from
abroad. Every incoming train deposited It's quota oi
troops and prominent visitors. who received an eli
thusasc welcome from the great crowd OF spectators
about the stations The various state National guards
they arrived formed In line. and under escort ana
with appropriate air, they marched along the streets
and into Pcnnsyvanaaye.. their way to the quar-
tors assigned them. AT noon the rain ceased and the
made Its appearance, and gladdened the hearts
Of the army Of visitors. Tammany Hall was the
most conspicuous and numerous organization on 'he
avenue. The hotels OF the city are already over
crowded, and nothing better than cots placed In the
halls be had.
The visiting Governors the objects OF much
attention. Governor Flower. of New-lOrk who ar
rived at midnight and with his staff took up his quar-
ters at the Arlington, had continuous lcvee. Inc
Governor OF NewIersey. the Senatorelect from New
Jersey. Ex-Governor Green. another Jerseyman: Henry
Willard, B. B. smallcy. Of Vermont, and william
Sulzer. Speaker OF the New-lork Legislature, also
formed a group in a hallway of the Arlington. Gov
Wcrts is tall. and he formed marked contrast
physically to James smith, r.. the new SENATOR whose
proportions aldcrmanic.
Governor b. X. Tilman OF SOUTH Carolina with his
staf and state Treasurer Bates, are ut the National.
Governor Peck, OF Wisconsin, ana MS SUN arrNN"
thi, morning The Governor was prominent in the
lobby OF the Ebbitt and received much attention.
General Bragg. Of Wisconsin, who loved cleveland
for the enemies he had madc.' was also at the
hotel and WAS kept busy receiving friends.
The biggest OF all big political ollefain', Richard
Croker in his apartments at the Arlington, chat
ting pleasantly. rammany Hall Is abused ny some
people," said Mr.. Croker who affect to dccry ma
cinc politics Well, every instrument Of society,
nticn
be like wcllcquippcd machine In order to run
smoothly and successfully. family Is not happy
or prosperous If is machine operation, so to speak,
Is not perfect. Tammany, however, does not care
for such criticism. 1t knows what 1t has done In the
past and what 1t is capabl. Of doing hereafter IL
did It's part it always does, In securing srahn
National victory for the Democracy. II Is loyal I"
Mr. Cleveland. and will be found supporting his Ad-
mnlsrnton from the day he take, the oath of once
ND to the last hour Of his stay In the Whe House.
Governor Carr, OF North Carolina. and siah and
large party arrived THIS morning ana al" a' u''
Motropolitan Governor Foster Of Louisiana, with
an escort Of twenty members Of the Jefferson CLUB,
arrived this morning and took up MS quarters Nv
the Richmond. Among the other wishing "oVerhorS
I'm the city Governor Nor'h'n. OF Georgia. Is con
spicnous Governor Northen is ii plain simple
,armcr IIe raises Jersey cattle down in Hancock
County He Is a Baptist, and an old school teacher
He poSscsscs the distinctive honor OF being the only
man who ever ran for Governor In tn" United states
who was unoppOsed In his convention. "oVerhor
Northen has long brown whskers ana looks IKE
cultivated contcntcd wel-tOdo country gentleman
In the party OF Governor Robert Reynolds, of
Delaware at present at the National, Is General
"a II stevens OF ,eaford who will he the next
candidate for Governor I'm the little state Harvey
Wghimcn Of Wilmington. speaker Oh lls EgL,a, EgL,
iurr head, the legislative dcheauoi, anu HPeah'i
CiafIc, Houston, OF Mllsboro. heads til" senatorial
delegation.