New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN.

Senator David q. Hill came to the city yesterday
to see other Democrats and consult with them lie
admitted this much but he would say nothihs aoo"'
the recent elections. The Republican victory as
sured Senator Hills retirement to private lie on
March T. 1897 He said when asked about his plans:
Il have not decided upon anything yet. see 'nat
an absurd story started about my VISIT 70 Az,
torney General Harmon recently olu h nw fmo s;
ness with his Department asked Secretary lapon,
to INTRODUCE S me nothing hSi IS a say now We
outvoted in the last election In the state Thj
political party has its reverses anu suooese
is our hour OF reverse.
Another man who will retire from the unlted
States Senate on the same date is Senator Gavin .
Brice of Ohio His defeat in Ohio was crushins'
hut he does not to mind 1t. He IL back IN New"
York attending 10 his railroad business, and more
active than ever that line. as is evinced by ms
deals in Ohio lie has said nothing since tne
ooionnea' Tor extensive social entertainments this
winter and nobody in Washington VII be m,ss b
retres from the National Capitol
One NJ the Democrats who was looked upon some
time ago as invincibe is Senator Arthur rue "o'
man Senator German Is not so unfortunate DE-
Nessrs Brce and Hill as HIS seat is not In danger
He however. does lose his Democratic coiieaguT,;
lie has taken his defeat phosophtST nr Baltimore
lie thinks that the Democrats will regain 'ne
ground lost IN Maryland
rx-prssideni Harrison is expected 10 arrive IN
this city tomorrow He will get in here III ''i,e
10 attend the Horse Show, and also 10 'aiA VII" ne
political friends about the outlook. Inc 'i"o .o'
the meeting Of the Republican National 'o'ii'''e
IN Washington 10 decide time and place TOT hoIu-
ing the next Republican National Convention u
rapidly approaching. and there is 10 be great 9ea
of diplomatic manoeuvring to be ATTENDED 10 oei ts
significance Will doubtless be question MAJ W.
ex-Presdent will probe thoroughly He VII. man
no
BOARD of Foreign Missions but the main oDJect OF
ground and see what is to be expected in the way
of supper; in the East in the next Repupncah Nd
tional Convention
That New-York will be the storm-centre OF poll
tics from now until the time that the Natonal
Committee meets in Washington. Is shown by me
vsv in which the who are prominently men
toned as Presidential possibilities are visiting the
CITY Governor William Mckinley. OF ONO is 10 he
here next Monday night. He will make an address
AT a dinner at the Hotel Brunswick 1t is SAID tha'
no has other motives than delivering speech In
visiting New-York at this time. Governor Morton
& also here and has been all week. He has seen
and talked with many of the leading Repuohcah
politicians Of the State. Ex-Speaker Thomas b.
Reed is expected in New-York for few days on
his way Washington before the opening oil oil Con re
gress Senator Allison is IN the Wes, ou' mr. ,,
iesentative James S. Carkson, is here all the umc
There seems to be general aversion on the part
Of Republicans in the East TO holding the next Ma.
tional Convention In Chicago. Republican OF
National prominence. and man who will ngure as
a Presidential possibility in the next convention
said recently: 4 that they are revivng tnose
stories about Chicago and the way the convention
was packed for Gresham. They are true ana me
is no use denying that the city was an Tor
Gresham city entertaining Nauonai D.lVe o
lion should be absolutely free from pre)udce SO
far as candidates concerned but Chicago wa was
not The police and guards in the convention haii
and every man in any petty place OF authority
we're Gresham men. and bullied and threatened IN
every imaginable way. mat VIII huIt enioae00
when the Republican National Committee meets;
Pittsburg seems TO be making the strongesst o,u
politicians Senator Matthew ,. quay IS hahuhhs
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