New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
MANY STATESMEN IN TOWN.
4 NUMBER OF sIINEHITEs oN GrARD-EX SPEAK
ER CRISP HERE

, SrMnri OF sIiNEHITEs OK GUARD EX- SPEAK
ER CRISP HERE
There was an unusual influx u statesmen INTO ms
city YESTERDAY They came from all quarters OF IN"
country Among those who are here are eN-Speaker
Charles r crisp. senator German. OF Maryland.
Senator Ailrich u Rhode Island. ex-senator Wash
burn = Minnesota. Senator Patrick Walsh. or
Georgia. Don u Dickinson. ~ Michigan, ana eN-
Governor J. u Foraker. OF ohio.
EN-Speahcr crisp arrived In the city yesterday
from hls hom. In Am~rlcus. lie does not know how
long he f. gong to stay but It Is safe TO predict that
/, the silver contingent now In Newly ork can hold
him he Will not get away Tor some time. Ever
sine. SIR cr-p out Gnequivocaliy for the free
cainas" O.. silver the men who nave been In the
harness In New-York working IN the interest or
silver hay. been urgently asking him 10 come TO
Now York ana take a hand In the struggle. lie H.
the latest and nos' notable recruit, and hts arrival
r. the city wa hailed with delight by The liiie van
guard Of sllyerltes that has been In Ncw-iork for
the Last six weeks
Senator John T.. Jones. OF Nevada. the high priest
~ the cult. l. a, the Grant Hotel He was fairy
I'm transports when he greeted the ex-Spcaker yes
,.rdav Mr. Jones secs a new ana valuable worker
TO help him.
Ex-speaker crisp said las, night: II have out
lined my policy pretty clearly IN recent interview
and d, not see that II H. necessary 10 add OF re-
trac; anything My business In New-fork Il 81 a
private nature. AMI don't know how long shall
be here. / am not In tho best OF health. ana eH-
pee. TO 70 10 hshcyl'lc - spend the summer but
| do not know how soon VIII ge, started.
An observer OF the situation I'm speaking or inc
arrival % ov-Spcakcr crisp In the clay said Last
night. when sir. crisp gave out an interview
taking an unconditional stand for free silver II was
no, ini!mate,i that he would come - New York
As soon as his views became known the silver1tes
were after him | saw In The Tribune some time
ago A statement that at all times from now on up
until the time for hO.lrg the National conventions
"A certain coterie Of silver men would be on the
watch In New YORK That statement was right
You will find that the work Of sending out litera-
turc will be kept up steadily from this on. The
gtiarl on watch time ago numbered Senator
Jones Of Nevnda. Senators Dubois and Shonp. OF
Idaho senator pcttlgrcw. OF North Dakota, SEM
Tor Saulrc 81 Washington. and others II has now
dwlndled down considerably. Senator Jones sun
sticks al the helm Senator Cameron Is AT the wal
dorf where he week ago TO strengthen the
depleted ranks. TX Speaker Crisp Is the latest ac-
Qusltion and you can depend upon II mat ne Is
here to help along In the work. -
Auguata chronicle" came In late last evening and
went the Flfth Avenue Hotel lie declined 10
talk 49,,
Don NJ Dickinson says that MS business In the
city is purely "A private nature. lie declares that
he ls not mixing up much In the fight over the mon
e'ary question. and had nothing to say on that sub
ject.
Ex-Governor Foraker said II am back In New
York legal business. Things are quiet ~ ONO
ley for President. FOR protection and sound money
I'm 'gc