New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
MIR. DEPEW ON HIS TRIP.
HE HAD A PLEASANT TIME IN THE SOUTH.
FEELINGS OF sEcTIoNALIsM HAVE LARGELY
DIED OUT HE THINKs-HIS RECEPTION Al
NAsHvILLE-wHY lie DID NOT ATTEND

NAsHvILLE-wHY lie DID NOT ATTEND
THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION
Chauncey NJ Depews private car rolled into the
Grand Central Station at 7 o'clock last evening at
tached to the Southwestern Express but the pros-
dent OF the New-York Central was not aboard lie
quietly dropped off Irvington when that station
reached and with his nieces. the Misses hege-
man. remained there night. Mr.. Depew was
his way back from Nashville, where he made an
address at the commencement exercises OF the van
derbilt University last Tuesday evening. He lett
here last Saturday afternoon at o'clock on the
Southwestern Express. Since that time he has trav-
elled about three thousand miles and made Two
speeches. Whenever Mr.. Depew makes trip ne
always absorbs a great amount OF data, and THIS
was an usually interesting trip. When he was askci
about his experiences, he said
1T was lively from the start. The loss Of my
bag. famous In prose and verse. was the nrst
episode. The overlooking OF the bag due TO the
negligence OF servants. I intended to wait in GIN
cinnau until my satchel could catch NE. but when
/ got to Poughkeepsie | got telegram from MI
Webb which said that my bag was coming AFTER
me on a special engine Then at Albany where 1t
was to overtake me- / got snother telegram when
said that the special had struck a natcar and was
delayed but IL came through all right, ana wnen
left Albany was in possession OF my lost KIT.
"Ex-Senator Warner Miller rode up TO Herkimer
with me- and took luncheon In my car. He showed
me the open .etter which he gave to the papers IN
regar ri TO State Senator Coggeshall and his term
Of service. ! thought IL pretty strong document
and naturally interested to know the effect II
would have on the district Upon returning from
the South. at Albany | met some gentlemen who
should know the ms and outs Of the affair and
was rather surprised when they told me tina, in their
estimation the letter Of Mr.. Miller would only help
Senator Coggcshalis chances. or course that Is
only hearsay evidence. but from all accounts that
must be funny district up there
AN INCIDENT IN CINCINNATI.
II got to Cincinnati early Sunday morning We
passed through Columbus Just after daybreak. and
| never saw many pcJp.e going out or a town AT
one time | had just gotten up. and In breezy
costume was shaving myself | was interested In
the crowds AMI forgot my attire Suddenly "A
youngster standing upon the rear platform or
coach pointed his finger and yelled; There Is
chaunccy Depcw, Instantly hundred persons
looked at the window. and I'm n moment awakened
10 the exlgenc!cs Of the and got out OF sight
Il spent SUNDAY IN Cincinnati quietly resting. |
had luncheon with Mr.. ingalls,. president Of the
Biz Four. | glad afterwdrd that | did remain
quietly in Cincinnati on Sunday. for.i, was blaz-
ing-hot day. ami travelling would have been IN
tolerable My nleccs spent the day riding around
In trolley-cnrs. but when they struck the Incline
planes which are peculiar 10 Plttshurg and ON
cinnati It took urging % make them under
take the aerial trip. The run TO Nashville was
comfortable and got there early In the morn
ing committee from Vanderbilt University met
me and quarters had been reserved for mo at the
hotel and all arrangements made Nashville l.
great place was originally BIZ % speak at the
chapel Ia he university BEFORE started ne com
mlttcc Informed ne that they had decided TO trans
fer the exercises 70 the theatre, because 50 many
wished 10 be present When go, there was told
that tho theatre. which seated 800, WAS totally
Inadequate to sea, the numbers who would come
They asked me II would speak NJ the Tabfrnac4,
which was building originally erected FOR sam
Jones the evangelist. consented. l never ga"
such a crowd IN TOWN vi '"A' ''~. 49," 49,,
formed that there were 900 persons p''Sen' ''.'
q. .,. 80, ,,ch, The audience
,'''.''' 49,, an ,'.r.,.1,s,,c
me iSm' 49,, ~. -, ,.o v,rl.-,r, mi
! att lnA'l inc Alumni ''"", ~ VI -. va,
yefsiiy AMI sa" vn.Musn ,"''o ,o.k nss.s and
bound - succeed -" around me- yo. nnss,h ,cl
AL yolns women IN the ,''s, ,',s ,rfev are
and womAnhooi earnest ana thous" Inn Tnc oil
the peopl" who arc 10 uuhl up ~" ,rI so,ni
scct'"na!.sm mas a.. pee" s"o. syr n rreat and
glorious Union Win as mNcN enthusiasm" ~ ''''
could Wis" 'o''
sEcTloNAfIsM DYING OFT
90 -.
The cry = that tho South has not Forgotten u.
,..f. ta.t ther. s,u. shoulders In the bosom "i
p"ss .'A' .,,.o reco,,..,'on Of the DARK days u
, ga. p,,.,.. vn.a took NV soa, upon the plat
form tn Nashville l looked oui upon a SO o' n'p
,ss'i ,a ~ ne men who carried the Stars
sn' H,rs In 81 THese were those VINO sad
-. p,.r.t ,nvcniereI by fratcrnAi str4.".
!, mar ~" 49,. ~ ne VANDERBILT University
~" "a" ,."~i,,re mo a. IN. audience there was
Il. a., 49, ,,n. xhen n. 81 ,e.!cioG-iy said
y. NJ - nan v,h, loves his country more
=, ~ a,v o,e sat" the,s was a roar OF applause
,n", ias,.i H., s'verai mom,nts Wish every one
IND have heard H. II was u spontaneous at
,esiation ~ approval IT,, ..,,,,.,, e. r,mnant
IL, a.. s.uth anl that a Northern man. especially
one E'Y =, oiitcI ami pronolnced advocate u
sound money would receive but scant COURTESY.
was told ms "ni nA'r.",S n tou6, ,hat there
- " ,,r,e ,,h~n The silver question one OF
great moment. and would cause strained t,,is s'
between cren Lifelong iriends' ~, H1s ,ncor, hs
"hcre 'tch h"''iI.n' 80 'I.,o,icl ,non II with
D'tA,' no " r'rlly .rn.r,eI any sympathy
this lIoa III We" ~ ~ 49, mon ,nv arrival In
AZ all was SUI p'.s't ,rInc troti, 1,nrrs were
Nash'Ilc th1 'n' w 49, ,',n,,,,nt, iilsn When I
hyhtins the H.t o. "'.''t n'i,ts.j ihen, 10 go
got uP 10 max nl{ ~, ~ 80 io,ai me, run the
into the caucus any 40. ~. ~. >, H., %" ,,r,T and
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