The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-20

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Journalist Formerly oil 'eh"essee-in ne
Campania the Queen OF the Ocean
other Items of Interest from the Me
tr polls.
New YORK, August 2o'-l ne AoEer-
tlser prints the 1olloWlng llllerN'e"
with eX-presldent HARRISON at the mouse
OF Captain bergnoid at'>pr'hS Lake
y. }.
My position IS a peculiar one. IL Is
hard for people to understand just no"
am situated, My lips are hrce'Sar!ly
sealed 50 lar as criticism Oh lhi> a"llil-
!Htration goes. 1t would be hlgnly oI9-
courteous for me to state wherein De
neVe tins administration efrs.
wherefore have uniformly refused
TO express any opinion, TO draw any
comparisons, or to crltlclHe, ana snail
continue that policy.
''Shall you not have something TO say
about the new tariff bill?
- hat Is dl1fefent matter naC
measure IS not tathered by the adlnln-
iStratiOn. as / understand 1t, and IS
legitimate matter for discussion. But
| am not ready vet. | do not wish to
speak hastily Of matter that so lntl-
mately concerns the welfare of party
and country. and goes to the very root
Of our prosperity as nation. Later L
| shall prepare q careful analysis Of the
situation. and shall speak two or three
| times. and viii let the people know my
views on the tariff question.
''When will the campaign open in IN
! ~.
'L0cailE it opens very soon now.
But the great battle Will not begin un-
til the fail Is we'll advanced.
DO YOU confidently expect r2publ-
can success there ,?
1t would be premature to predict"
''N hat dO you think OF the situation
in New Orh state
II think that the situation In New
York state demands that every man
outside OF the state keep his hands off.
Let outsiders keep their hands off and
attend to their own business.
All that | know about the situa i'm l
read in the papers, and l know that l
read that the harmony you speak Of is
not yet secured, and that the two wings
Of the party still maintain separate or
CARNATIONS. and are as far apart as
| ever.
''SuggeStlOnS, advice or talk OF any
kind from outsiders would be imperti-
nent and i'll advised. OF course the re-
suit in New York this fall will have a
mighty influence upon national af-
fairs.
Hhipmeh' OF IaiiioFhi' froic'
An experimental shipment Of CalifOr-
MA fruit was made by the American
| inner GarlS. winch sailed yesterday
| morning, Inc farlS earned the largest
HPetidl SniPll!enU I'I ol .rul' ever sehC 10
Lui oPo ms i9 D. III l.icU' 'he liroI ld.Se
snip 'lleiIO ol NdllIoIllld ilulC: On Au-
s"9t eIeNel car lOd.'S ol liulU lelC sac
i"iiel'o' CoH>lS ic'' ~ receivers III LOh-
.''ll' an" 'lc outcome Oh inns hlplhehC
| - looAeu lorNaro 10 win interest.
| some 'eaier rear Ihat the 1rult Will
! hoI SIdhu the sea voyage. ana that 1t
! VIII ho' DC IN lllarNetanle CONDITION
Wnel recelNe" dorodu. me recelPts OF
=, I"'iio'ili' ir"'' III ->G" lorh ourlng
| 'ne past Ten Gays nave oeen larger than
at any other Iline IN the history OF the
trade, + rom saturday 10 Monday near
! ~ seventy N-nEe cars were received, max
- :, 80
crop OF california 1rult Is unusually
| heavy TINS Et"r' WhlIe on the other
hand the 1fult crop OF the Atlantic
sea aboard states is very Hght. on ac-
count OF late 1ro>tS ana drought. 1hls
has made very good demand for the
California fruit. and shipments have
| been hurried forward. The heavy ar
rivals are promptly cared for, as the
consumption Is enormous.
The street Peddlers.
| The street peddlers and small dealers
! take immense quantities of the fruit.
| and their purchases are the mainstay
! of the market. Prices are low. but
/ they are higher than they were at this
/ time last year. \ prominent commits
! sion man told your correspondent that