New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
CHIT ABOCT PCBLIC MEN.

Tha o-sanization Of he Senate by the Republicans
a., - ,,,.-,ro,tai question Some Republican Son
,.ors think that clmb.uatOn with the Fopu.'St9
would not b. advisable Others think tha' 10y FORM
ing such q combination they can secure ~"
chairn1anshps and a.so clarkshps anu at me san.
time no, imperi Republican iegis.ation serene j.,
PAYNE who may he he XXI cha rnaa gt w A!S ".i
Means I'm the Il luse. says. The kepuLHca. W . '
b. unwse to attempt TO organize tnr 9eAatr u''
riagatiou Is made. II The Repub leans organz. me
strictly 10 account for whote'er lfssiatlon -
acted With the Popuns.s tagSing them pun I'D
publican measure may be- ia "a bo,,p hover
lanes Kerr IS tending strictly TO business th',e
DAYS Nh Kerr once asprcl to be- Senator quay
counterpart in the Democratic party ~ Fe"',,''
vanla He was a member % Congress rom 'N''
State and also c.erk ~ the last House 81 h'pI
sentatives He looked ar9unl lle go 80 i,t,
election. when Governor II 'stnSs was carrie
HAT Mr. Harrity. chlrman Of the Democratic
National Committee and leader IN me ia - ~ ~
ms N,r H.rrity from power. but me- lh - J.. .N
"a" .,,.t f,-ov,d aitholgl be gave NJ Har-ity
a hard struggle Since that c-l eolN'it.9n D." -
ev,yania he has been IN New-York. ana - attend
ing to his coal business
Senator Redde.d Proctor said yesterday IN re-
sponse 10 a question about Presidential pos'D'i'i''
There VIII b. no trouble about that We nave ~
cellcnt timber To translate an GA rf %, riSSes
are troubled with an en- ga 'asSii"I, bim.sif
Mr rtoc,o'' IT, said f5at h. was getti.g in
Trim for the Session IN Washington this winir. Anu
that he hal spent the most OF The summer hun""S
and fishing
There IS a tune played by the bands 10 ono Or "
rnight b. more proper % say. was p"Nep ny III
hands OF Ohio with great spirit dur'ns inc cam
paign which las just passed II Is "Ine 'a"po'' -
A-e Coming" The same tune was pay, "' WI III
Horse Show the other afternoon. anu a - -
hut. vi
sfoppsd and looked quiZZcaay up 20 va ~ -,
the band was stationed and smile" ~ q; ,.ernDr
lniscent sort OF way. ri" maj W.. re,1ntlv de-
lanes r Cannbeu. Of ONO. VINO was isc.n'S ~
feated for Governor by ren '9m, Una ne
mad a nyrofachnic campaign ara sN al ..'r u
So. ~ nriv,te car making sneechei A. every
sion thu old familiar The tahpDrns ~ 49, .I,SS
was the onN tune pay, N.c,ton He admits that
~ w s' 1911 fairy and that IN" issues We're
81 well DEFINED that ther' coNd nav o.'p uU
in.s.,a ul ,pe St,te went largely Republican In
Arht Tor the office OF HQV-Iho', .n.'r may wv VI
rect reversal In a Pr'eaen'a. So"''S"
,.,-aros.,,,n paul sors Of Ohio. is communins
,,h hi,,sslf these days. and between suniry saps
r..,, - often head TO cal himself Ma
nolson He was looked upon as the possible nom
,nae ~ the Democrats party FOR Governor N ono
'ssr c,mpafgn. senator S'lc- Vlru 40 iviL -. ~
into ihA night bu Mr Sots vas no, 30 III LUZ ~
a,.,,,,r.ted that the party would De del'atsl'
,h.rs;,r. he declined 10 make the run rN-
onT history tells OF his sad fate Mr. Sorg sad
tba o,h.- dlv. 1T was simply time Whtn ,hlhss
went against u. Everyulns swings afornI ,nnsr
a petter time may come NJ present W. aat -,
i, ~ ncht The peop'e voted "a they thouSht o'-t
In wa an election 'here many Questions VIZ w., ~
volved that would not be involved II oni ~
e,sctlon. therefore it cannot b. said that ONO -
safe for a Republican President We snah regain
our ground In time