New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
GOTERNOR NhINLEI'S JISIT
rr RECEIVES MANY CALLERS AT MS HOTEL AM

EE RECEIVES MANY CALLERS At MS HOTEL md
GOES no THE THEATRE IN THE EVENING
Governor McKinley's second day in New-lork
was pa ssel quietly yesterday. mainly with the
friends who had accompanied himself and wife 10
this city and with his relatives here. The Tow
ernor mad n number OF callers during the Day
at the Windsor Hotel where his party Is staying.
Cornelius y. Bliss. treasurer OF the National Re
publican Committee. and president Of the American
Protective Tariff League called with Wilbur +.
Wakeman secretary OF the latter organization. 10
pay their respects and to talk over the work OF
the League in Ohio and its influence In aiding to
increase Governor hicKinloys majority Oiher
callers were Colonel william L. Strong and y.
D. Juilliard OF this city x. G. Kerens. OF Missouri
and James :. Garrison. Of Iowa. member OF the
National Republican Committee.
Colonel Frederick d. Grant and Mrs Grant were
among the mornings visitors. ExCongr"ssman
Frederick Miles. of Connecticut. paid the reelected
Governor visit. and said afterward that In MS
opinion Major Mckinley would head the Republican
ticket Ia 1896 and would sweep the country on the
protection issue. Colonel Grant also ouispoken
In his belief that the masses OF the Eepubicah
party would be found rallying around the Mckinley
standard and that the Governor would prove an
invncibe candidate at the next Presidential cleo
ton
The Governor took walk about II IL m. but re-
turned 10 the hotel In time for luncheon Mrs. Nc
Kinley the Governors brother. Abner. Of this city,
and his wife and Colonel and Mrs Myron T. Herrick
who came from Ohio with the Governor, took
luncheon with him. After luncheon the Governor
made a few visits to personal friends accompanied
by his brother. H. II. Kohsaat Of "The Chicago
Inter Ocean," dinel with the Governor last even
ing Abner Mckinley and wife and Colonel Her
rick and wife being the other members OF INC
party The dinner was served In private dining
room No. % OF tis Windsor.
After dinner carriages were called. and the Gov
ernor and his friends went 10 the STANDARD Theatre
10 witness the play 81 "chsrlcys Aunt TIE
Governors future plans We're not fully settled last
night. He is talking Of going down 70 Fortress
Monroe believing that the trip might benefit Mrs.
Mckinley 1t was for the purpose OF improving
| Mrs McKlnlcy's health more than for any other
reason that the trip East was undertaken Some
Of his friends think that the sea voyage might pro
duce better results for both the Governor and his
| wife than a stay at Atlantic city or any other
| more northern winter resort. Major Mckinney u
| to deliver an address In Boston on next saturday
evening. and his plans must conform with TINS en-
gagcmcnt. . 49,,
| No formal conferences have been held by the
| Governor I'm this city, and he said yesterday that
| there would be nothing OF the kind during his yist
see his personal and political friends and talk over
the Frightening prospects Of the party OF his choice
| he had constantly discouraged the discussion OF
plans looking TO his own nomination for the Prcsl-
| dency The Governor believes that II is entirely
| too early for the arrangement OF programmes
! for 1896 -,
| Governor Mckinley and his party will occupy
| boxes at the Broadway Theatre this afternoon 10
| witness the matinee performance of 'Erminic