New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
ONO EXECUTIVE.


ONO EXECUTIVE.
rxpres1ent Harrison and Thomas G. Platt will
-, .u,ice the present week. Wednesday,
ho, they will both be the guests Of Chauncey NJ
~ Al an informal dinner. On next Saturday
49, AZ President will go to Ellerse for visit
co,error Morton and will remain over Sunday.
ex-senator Platt will also be the Governors guest
at the time
sorra time ago in an interview published in The
tribune Mr. Depew declared himself as favoring the
nomination of Governor Morton as the Presidential
candidate IN 1896 So of course. the fact that the
sxpresdent was to be his guest set the tongues Of
all the political gossips a-waggng. When Mr.. Depew
was seen yesterday he said:
81 asked General Harrison to dinner for politi-
IN, raasons and there is no significance attached TO
:, Mr. Plat will also be present and it will be
very informal.
The gossips also eagerly asked another If
.,are was a Morton Depew- Patt- Harrison com
hine" and if the Governor had decided not to run
&C a candidate but wait and accept Cabinet
Mace or some important post abroad
General Harrison was seen in the lobby OF the
nth Avenue Hotel last night. and asked If he
you'd be present at Mr.. Depew's dinner on Wednes
day evening He replied:
81 hope 10 be.
"You know Mr.. Plat is to be there" General
Harrison was asked.
ooh yes" he replied.
"And do you intend to go to Ellerslie next Sun
day 70 visit the GOVERNOR
yes was the short reply
sand YOU know also that Mr.. Plat is TO be
there
"Oh. yes" said the ex-Presdent.
SIS there any political significance in the visits?
81 cannot talk politics.
General Harrison spent quiet day yesterday.
the larger part OF it at Eastman Johnsons studio.
To-day he goes TO West Point, and he will return
late in the evening
In the mean time Governor Mckinley is expected
10 arrive IN the city tomorrow. and his friends
are anxiously watching General Harrison and his
moves. The two Presidential possibilities and also
Governor Morton will meet by Grants tomb on
Decoration Day. and will form interesting group.
Governor Mckinley will arrive in the city at .
tral Railroad. His brother. Abner MCKINLEY, lVes
Ct the Windsor Hotel. Speaking yesterday OF the
Governors plans during his stay IN New orK Nj.
Mckinley said Il don't know how long the Gov,
ernor will remain. but 1t will probably be several
DAYS. Outside OF a telegram announcing when he
would arrive and the programme mapped out for
the exercises on Decoration Day. know nothing
Of his intentions"
1t was given out yesterday that Governor Nc
Kinley viii be the guest OF Mayor Strong at din
and the Governor are warm friends. and that the
dinner IL to be an informal one Whether any other
guests viii be present has not been told but IS
b this city will be invited 10 attend.
1eeePGn Of the M9ntak C n2 f4p
be an elaborate and significant affair. Nearly eight
thousand invitations have been issued: Among those
iyn and the following clubs carleton, Crescent
CANINE and d Field Rdse HanoSer Union
League. oxford. Lincoln Wildwood and Knicker-
Grant Post and the Ohio Society Of NewYork have
been invited. Early in the evening Governor and
Moor. President Of the Moniauk club. and Mrs
Moore. There will be no speaking at the reception.