New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN,.

Yesterday.
tation of being the handsomest man in the uniteu
States Senate He is tall. fastidious In dress, i'he
and active in movement, and his hair ana mus'acne
are iron gray He wears a sweeping goatee' ne %
Just at present occupying about the same postum
in the political arena that Senator cameron u'' "
Pennsylvania during the fight Of Senator quay ~.
mastery IN the State. AS Mr. Gibsons term Oh
office expires in 1897 and It is generaly con- con-
coded that he depends largely upon oena,oi he','a
man for reelection MS VIII ASKED Yesterday about
the situation In the state ne sald eNds1N''r don
are getting along all right down there pu' b b's
want To talk upon the subject. am mere on aus Sh
and do not care to get mixed up !" '"'
IN my State
Ex-Governor Cheney. of Ntw-Hampshre was at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel YESTERDAY. ny Cheney Is
looked upon as a strong Reed man. and does not
make any attempt TO hide his preference for ,he
Maine statesman when the Presidential noHiha''o"
is preached. He said yesterday; MT. heeu - ~
candidate OF New-England He has proved hlii,'e"
to be a strong. able and conservative man W
not predict that he will be nominated ,Snre is
sho,,id like 10 see him get II. or course lh'i 40
any amount Of good timber in the parry an" ssid
can make admirable choice MT =, = n ~ New-
that business was improving slowly in the -e"
England States.
Charles Emory smith Editor Of The Phiiahel-
mia Press" was at the Fifth Avenue ho'e' ~,
terdav Mr. Smith was Of the speakers al 'i'e
Cooner Union meeting Tuesday night he 9h'' -
s,aaking Of that meeting: THE audience was ~
enthusiastic one and seemed TO be thoroue"s ~
sympathy with the opinions eXpresseu ~
Miller The Republican party Is party thA' 'o'''
lates issues and is willing TO debate mem @"l
,hor u has a thorough test the party mas always
won on its merits ,1t
" c,ub is looked upon nv some as canal
dats for the seat OF Mr.. Cameron In the oeha'e'
"alr Cameron has made no DEFINITE std'e'''cr. "
regard to his candidacy" said Mr. smith 49,
he was elected last time II was unders'oou 10
he was not a candidate. As a result otner caru'-
fAF
found when the Legislature elected. that
s,rong force had been at work in his interest," an"
he was elected This time the only difference -
that he has not declared himself as being out OF the
A to Senator Quays position a9 not dur
ing the recent campaign that quay anu s,trs,
were in the hunt together. But one thlhs y tas
a SIN hunt for legislators cannot be made tns
wear No person be nominated upon tnt 49,.
iative ticket whose views about the Seha'o'' sup
are not well known 49, ,,,.o.
"Who are looked upon as likely candidates -
the State-from Beaver County-the eastern end
seems be entitled 10 the appointment IN -, 's 81
acceptable representative. George ;. Graham WOULD
be a strong man for the place ,.,,... ,ha, thu
work OF the investigating committee IN ~ % PM
would lead to any sensations he auden h Srvla
lizlng upon Thomas b. Reed for the fresiue G
domination hui he aid not un 6eieVe 'nA' 'e
Ex-senator Warner Miller. like the Arabs. silently
dav afternoon He was around the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in the forenoon. and in talking about his
speech at Cooper Union said: Il am satisfied Win
the reception that l had. l said just what meant
and I think that the audience understood t. 10
not believe in a campaign OF silence. Whrn We
hunt foxes up way We usually DO II with
pack OF hounds. The way is to scare the foxes ana
make them face the issue sun huht never PayS.
campaign orator stirs up the voter ana Gauss ,l
and Charles Emory smith received warm congratu-
latons during the forenoon
Frank D. Pavey. candidate for the Senate in the
XVIII Senate District, IL receiving warm support
ability He lives at the D: X. Z. club. and has
manv influential friends. When Chairman Hackett
PsSeS y the regular nominee OF the party and
he VIII receive all The assistance tina, we can CIV
known in politics and "a 3sr has made 10 ms w .n "!
town on any evening and Is campaigning like a
veteran.
Ex-Lieutenant- Governor William F sheehan, he
al bou he T os evening some time ago Mr. sheehan
said that ne was out OF polltics ana ms trlrmu M,
come back" So far as can be seen he has not
had another attack OF the Ir.er LOT rothng to
say. and the blue eyes take on a pensiye look his
brother. however, is at the head OF Crokers OH
committee. but "Blue-eyea Billy to use his own
words, has got enough
time around Democratic headquarters these days.
He there yesterday in conference with char
tee Senator Hill said that everything was run
ming smoothly. When asked for an opinion about
ex-senator Mller's speech he said dryly. Il don
see that | need comment upon H. Mr.. Miller speaks
for himself" Mr.. Mason said ne was highly
pleased with the speech He said: Both the meet
ing and the speech were satisfactory TO Us.
Congressman Wallace T Foote jr.. OF Port
Henry y. Y, at the Waldorf yesterday. Mr..
Foote will be the second youngest Congressman
in the next House OF Representatives.. He is a
bright young fellow. with hair that is prematureH
gray. 1t was his nomination that State Treas
urer Colvin ana ex-Congressman Burleigh locked
horns.
Mr.. Burleigh was in the city Yesterday. He was
please with the speech OF ex-senator Miller. He
said 1T will many Democrats 70 vote the
Republican ticket, up my way at least His speech
right in line with the State platform, and he
is correct in what he says. We are going TO carry
the State by big majority
he ROLLED CLERNEN