New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
GENERAL HARRISON'S DAY.
HE RECEIVES A NUMBER OF CALLERS AND RE-
VIEWS THE CHILDRENs PARADE

Ex-Presldent Harrison yesterday received an In
vitaton to address open-ar religious meeting at
ocean Grove next Sunday. The invitation was
given to him by committee OF ministers VINO
called upon him early yesterday morning. the Cen
eral received them cordially, and thanked them for
tho invitation but said that he could not give
definite answer He promised to let them know to-
day. -,
Owing to the parade of the Sunday-school chill
dren in Brooklyn yesterday eX-President Harrison
decided not to sit for his picture during 'he lore
noon The work Of getting the ex-Presidents ike
ness transferred to canvas is going on slowly, ana
u IN said that perhaps days will elapse pelore
Eastman Johnson succeeds in getting SATISFACTORY
result General Harrison said yesterday that ne
would not delay his departure after his business
with Mr.. johnson was completed. he addeo Una.
ne did rot know when that wouio De- anu 'iia' Oil
depended upon the artist.
General Samuel Thomas. member OF the COM
mittes Of Seventy. was one OF Generai Harrison
earliest callers yesterday. After his talk WIN 'he
ex-President General Thomas said: My VISIT hao
no political interest attached to It, IL was soca
call II IN too early to discuss candidates IN 1880.
II ia a wear before the National Convention meets
and a great many changes may take place between
now and then We have many splendid men III .ne
party and when It comes TO making d seise'o"
plenty Of god material will be at hand 70 choose
from It's an open fight, and may the best man
VIM
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich. OF Rhode lsiano' was
~ the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. and called
unon General Harrison. He said that his visit was
merely a social Like General Thomas seha.o'
Aldrich thinks that 1t is too soon TO make Preu'e-
lions. 80, 49,.
Oliver Sumner Teall also called at the hotei' ou.
General Harrison not In. Mr. TEAM taihe"
about the visit his man, Thomas Roman. paid 10 the
.xpres,dent on Thursday. He sent Roman down
IN present 10 General Harrison can ~ yea such az
Mr. reall is booming Roman made vlvid I'M
preston on Mr.. Harrison. and as he pu MN topa a
by he nonchalantly requested the ex-fIesue' W 'e
member MIN 10 'all those Hoosiers out there 49,
George f. Green president or the hepupnsean
STATE league was at the hotel again yesterday
but did not see General Harrison Mr; Green waS
with Mr. Harrison Thursday had poiintlca sis *
niicance and that ne would exert MS innuenc1 , w
swing Republican clubs over the country, IN me
FOR Harrison He said that he received long 'e.
Ter from a prominent member OF the League III us,'
civ taking him to task for visiting the ex.tres-
cited the fact that the fundamental principle OF me
league was against booming any candidate 10, u,u
domination Mr.. Green said that no had hot AT
TEMPTED 10 boom General Harrison or any , one' q,
Ths General ate luncheon with Mrs, Mckee, NJ
the Fifth Avenue Hotel ~ J o'clock ea, car at
called at the hotel for the txrres'aeh, anu al, hs
Sh,,srens parade In General ifarrisona carriage
Was The grand marshal OF the parade, later uey
We're driven 10 the Everett House. and Prince iran,
els Joseph OF iiattenberg hir iruee burnside ana
Colonel r. H. Towpshend. az the iitlsn army lo,me.
the party Mrs. Mckee ana the oh''dfe" 'ooe !" !"
GENERAL Harrison returned from brooklyn ll,,le
after q o'clock ana went 10 cine WIN 'oho'a'
Horace Porter